Piano Movers In Fort Worth

Fort Worth piano moves are billed hourly, with no extra charge for the piano itself. Rates vary by day: $199 per hour for Tuesday and Wednesday, $209 for Monday and Thursday, and $229 for Friday through Sunday for three movers and a 24 ft truck. There is a two-hour minimum, even for one piano. After that, we bill time every 15 minutes. The Trip Fee is a fixed fee based on mileage from our office, starting at $99. The $25 deposit goes toward the final total. There’s no tax on moving services, and no extra fee for stairs or heavy items.

We move upright pianos, baby grand pianos, and digital pianos within our limits. We can move upright pianos under 600 lbs on stairs if the piano fits the stairwell safely. Some of our crews move baby grand pianos under 600 lbs, first floor to first floor only, with no stairs. Full grand pianos are never moved. Portable digital pianos are often under 60 lbs; console models can weigh more. Upright pianos are often 300 to 500 lbs, and baby grands are often 500 to 600 lbs. If you know the weight, tell us. If not, give us the make and model.

Yes, but only if it weighs under 600 lbs and fits the stairwell safely. Before move day, let us know how many steps there are, if the stairs turn or have a landing, the narrowest doorway, and which floor the piano is on at each address. Tell us about stairs when you book if you are moving from an older home in Fairmount or Arlington Heights. The more you tell us, the better we know what to expect.

Yes, some of our crews move baby grand pianos, but there are two limits. The piano must weigh under 600 lbs and stay on the first floor at both addresses, with no stairs. Tell us it is a baby grand when you book. Many baby grands weigh 500 to 600 lbs. If you know it, tell us the piano's weight. If not, tell us the make and model. That way, we know what to expect before move day.

Yes. We never move full grand pianos regardless of their weight. Moreover, we don't move any pianos that weigh over 600 lbs. Older upright pianos can be heavier. Most weigh about 300 to 500 lbs, but some antique or larger ones can weigh 700 lbs or more. If you are not sure, check the weight or tell us the make and model before you book. That way, you will know if your piano meets our moving limits or not.

Please tell us your piano type, weight, or make and model. Also, tell us the floor at each address, steps, turns, the narrowest doorway, where our 24 ft truck can park, and any HOA truck hours or gate code. Fairmount's short driveways and street parking can matter for access. Also, if you are moving Downtown, let us know about the freight elevator and building move hours. When you book, your Certificate of Insurance is generated automatically for you to forward. If your building has strict move hours and you want a guaranteed start time, opt for an AM move.

We protect your piano and your home with materials we bring on every move. We put down floor runners before anything moves and cover the piano with moving blankets and stretch wrap. The truck has padded lining and carries dollies, and every crew has a full toolbox. With Free Truck Protection, protecting your piano is built into how we load every truck, and it comes at no extra charge. As one of our core values says, “We respect that your home is SACRED.”

Fewer than 2 in 100 moves result in a claim, while the industry standard is 15 to 20 in 100. If something is damaged, we answer your claim within 24 hours and resolve it in about a week on average. One customer service rep helps you from start to finish. Contact our office as soon as possible with documentation, and our operations team will help you from there. You also get a text from customer service as soon as your move starts, which gives you a direct line to customer service and operations. Texas sets $0.60 per pound per item as the minimum, but our claims department handles every claim case by case first, and we don't sell padded valuation coverage as an upsell. Free TxDMV mediation is also available at 1-888-368-4689.