Piano Removal
Hundreds of pounds, often up a flight of stairs. That’s our job.
A Piano Is The Heaviest Thing In Most Homes
An upright piano runs 300 to 500 pounds. A baby grand is 500 to 600. A full grand can pass 1,000. They’re dense, they’re top-heavy, and the hard part is almost never the room.
It’s the doorway, the turn at the bottom of the stairs, the front steps. Move one wrong and it damages the piano, the wall, or someone’s back. This is exactly the call to hand to a crew that’s done it before.
Uprights & Grands
Spinets, consoles, baby grands, full grands.
Stairs & Tight Turns
Strapped, controlled, and taken slow.
Floors Protected
Runners down, corners padded, frames guarded.
Fully Insured Crew
A one-mistake job, done by people who have done it.
Load Manifest
GFR · Framingham, MAUpright, spinet, and console pianos
Baby grand and grand pianos
Player pianos and antique uprights
Organs and electric pianos
Pianos that are broken, water-damaged, or unplayable
Pianos And Heavy Instruments We Move
Three Steps, We Bring The Muscle
Send A Photo Or Call
Tell us the type and the path out. Upfront price.
We Pad, Strap, And Move It
Stairs and tight turns included.
We Haul It Off
Floors protected, nothing marked up.
Playable Pianos Get A Second Chance
If a piano still plays, we’ll try to route it to donation rather than scrap it, since a working instrument is worth saving. Most old pianos that come out are past saving. For those, the cast-iron plate and metal strings are recycled and the wood is disposed of properly. Either way, you don’t deal with it.
Piano
Working Instruments
Routed to donationCast-iron & Metal
RecycledWood
Disposed of properlyNone Dealt With
Reliable, Discreet, And Insured
Where We Work
Framingham, Newton, Natick, Wellesley, Ashland, Marlborough, Westborough, and nearby. Same-day pickup when you call early.
Quick Answers
Q1Can you get a piano down a flight of stairs?+
Yes. Stairs are the normal challenge with pianos. We strap it, control the descent, and take it slow. That’s what the crew and the gear are for.
Q2Do you move grands and baby grands?+
Yes. For a grand, we remove the legs and pedal lyre and move it on its side on a piano board, the proper way to handle one.
Q3Are you moving it to keep, or removing it for good?+
This service is removal and disposal. If you want a piano relocated and kept, tell us and we’ll talk through whether that’s a fit.
Q4Will you protect my floors and walls?+
Yes. Padding, floor runners, and careful hands. We’re insured, though our reviews will tell you the careful approach is why we rarely need it.
Q5What affects the price?+
The type of piano and the path out. A console on the ground floor is one price. A grand from a second-floor walk-up with a tight turn is more. Send a photo of the piano and the route out and we’ll price it.
Get The Old Piano Hauled Out
Upright and grand piano removal across Framingham and MetroWest.