We move pianos anywhere our trucks can reach, from downtown Denver walk-ups to foothill and mountain homes up steep drives in Golden, Evergreen and the Front Range. We regularly run piano moves in:
Piano Storage in Denver
Sometimes the piano is ready to move before its new room is ready to receive it. If you’re between homes, staging a sale or remodeling, we can store your piano through our Denver storage services. Your piano stays wrapped, padded and off the floor until you schedule delivery. Ask us about storage conditions and timing when you request your quote, and have your piano tuned after it settles into its new home.
How Much Does Piano Moving Cost in Denver?
Piano moves are quoted individually because the price depends on a few things:
- Piano type and weight. A spinet is a different job than a concert grand.
- Stairs and access. Flights of stairs, tight turns and long carries add crew and time.
- Distance. Local moves bill hourly. Long-distance moves get a written flat estimate.
What stays the same is our pricing structure: no fuel or mileage surcharges, no stair fees, no walking-distance fees and no taxes on services. You get the number before we touch the piano. Request a free quote with your piano type, both addresses and any stairs, and we’ll price it.
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Some other companies might come up. If you’re a sloppy typist, you might get a piano movement, say, a minuet. A word of warning: In our experience, some are uncomfortable discussing their minuet pianist.
Just remember, whoever you contract to move your piano in or out of Denver should be able to include:
- Climate-controlled trucks and trailers to ward off potential damage from extreme heat, cold or other weather conditions
- Piano dollies, e-track moving boards (or skids) and an all-terrain vehicle to aid in short moves from the truck to your residence
- Multiple-man teams assigned specifically to your piano move, whether it’s travelling up a flight of stairs or across state lines
- Only movers who are employees of the company. Moving Proz doesn’t sub our jobs out to outside contractors.
- Competitive price packages that won’t have you putting a tip jar on top of your piano once it’s settled in its new home
Denver Piano Moving FAQs
Can Moving Proz move pianos safely?
Yes. Piano moves get a dedicated crew of two or more, skid boards, dollies, straps and padding. We disassemble what needs disassembling, wrap every surface and reassemble at the destination. We’re licensed, insured and we never subcontract.
Can you remove a piano I no longer want?
We can move your piano out of your home and deliver it to a buyer, a family member, a donation site or storage. Tell us where it’s going and we’ll handle the removal.
Can you move a piano up or down stairs?
Yes. Stairs are the most common complication in Denver piano moves. We add crew for flights of stairs and never charge a stair fee.
Do you move pianos to mountain and foothill homes?
Yes. Steep drives, switchbacks and altitude don’t scare us. We plan the route and rig before move day.
Should I tune my piano after moving it?
Yes, but wait a few weeks. Pianos need time to adjust to the temperature and humidity of a new room before a tuning will hold. Colorado’s dry air makes this settling period matter more than most places.
How far in advance should I book piano movers in Denver?
One to two weeks for a local piano move. More in summer. If the piano is part of a full household move, book the whole job together and we’ll staff it once.
