Transporting a piano – heavy, delicate, doable

Distance, floors, and carrying help set the price. With Maxmove you calculate it bindingly in advance – instead of waiting for an estimate.

On level ground with three to four strong helpers, straps, and a dolly: yes. As soon as stairs, narrow hallways, or a grand are involved, the professional is cheaper in the end – a dropped piano is usually a write-off.

Yes, Maxmove transports are insured. For particularly valuable instruments, declare the value in advance and add a transport insurance.

Usually yes – but only after two to four weeks of acclimatizing in its new home. Changes in temperature and humidity detune a piano more than the transport itself.

An upright piano weighs 150 to 250 kilograms depending on the build, a grand piano considerably more. Nobody should move a piano without straps, protective padding and experienced carriers.

With carrying straps, corner protection and enough carriers. State floors, elevator and narrow stairwells when booking – the team is planned accordingly.

One to two days are often enough. The more precisely you describe access and floor, the smoother the appointment goes.