A piano is one of the heaviest and most delicate things in any home, and it is not something to move with a couple of friends and a borrowed dolly. At A1A Moving & Relocation, our piano movers give your instrument the care, equipment, and planning it needs, whether you are moving across town or across Texas. We protect the finish, the keys, and your floors from the moment we arrive until it is set in its new spot. 
Why Choose A1A Moving & Relocation as Your Piano Movers?
Even a small upright can weigh a few hundred pounds, with most of that weight sitting on a narrow, fragile frame. Here is why owners choose us:
Careful, Experienced Crews
Our movers lift, tilt, and carry the instrument as a team, so the weight stays balanced and it stays safe from the room to the truck.
The Right Equipment
We use padded moving blankets, heavy-duty straps, and sturdy dollies, plus ramps when there are steps between your door and the truck.
Protection for Your Home
We plan the route through your home before we lift anything and watch doorframes, railings, and floors the whole way out.
Upfront Pricing
We do not charge extra for moving an upright piano. Your quote is based on the distance and access details like stairs, so you know the cost before moving day. 
Our Piano Moving Process
Every one of these moves follows the same careful steps, so nothing is rushed and nothing is left to chance:
- Tell Us About Your Piano: When you request a quote, let us know the type (spinet, console, studio, or full-size upright), where it is going, and any stairs, tight turns, or narrow doorways on either end. Photos help us plan.
- Protecting the Instrument: We close and secure the lid and key cover, then wrap the whole instrument in padded moving blankets and strap them in place.
- Moving It Out: Our crew moves it onto a dolly and rolls it out at a steady pace, using ramps where there are steps.
- Transport: In the truck, it is strapped securely so it cannot shift while we drive.
- Placement and Setup: At your new home, we bring it to the spot you choose, and remove the padding.
Plan for a Tuning
Moving changes the instrument’s surroundings, so it is normal for it to need tuning afterward. Many technicians suggest giving it a few weeks to settle into the new room before you book one.
Types of Pianos We Move
Tell us which type you have when you ask for a quote, since each one moves a little differently:
Upright Pianos
- Spinet and console models
- Studio and full-size uprights
Baby Grand and Grand Pianos
These are handled by a third-party specialist we refer you to, and we can help you coordinate that move.
Other Keyboard Instruments
- Organs
Where We Offer Piano Moving
We move pianos out of our home base in Ennis and our office in Waxahachie, across Ellis County and the south Dallas suburbs. That includes jobs with our movers in Ennis, TX, our Waxahachie moving company, and homes farther north with our Midlothian movers and Cedar Hill movers. Moving the rest of the house too? Pair it with our furniture movers or a full local moving service.
