Too heavy to move yourself. Too expensive for a piano mover. Impossible to sell on Facebook Marketplace. We've removed hundreds of Seattle pianos. Flat-rate from $199. We know exactly what we're doing.
It usually came with the house, or was a gift, or belonged to someone who took lessons for two years in 2006. It hasn't been played since. But it weighs 400–700 pounds, it's on the second floor, and every piano mover you've found quotes $800–$1,200 just to move it — not dispose of it. We solve this with flat-rate removal including disposal, confirmed from a photo before we arrive.
Send photos of the piano, the room it's in, and the access path. Flat-rate price in 60 seconds.
300–500 lbs typically. Living rooms, bedrooms, occasionally basements. Removal from $199 for ground floor. Upper floors with stairway access: $249–$299.
Require leg removal before movement, careful navigation through doors and hallways. Baby grand from $299. Full grand from $399–$499 depending on access.
Victorian-era uprights and player pianos can weigh 700–900 lbs. If your piano looks old or unusually large, include a full-body photo so we can assess accurately.
One photo. Sixty seconds. A firm price that won't change at the door.