Moving a piano takes skill, care, and the right equipment. Pianos aren’t just heavy; they’re delicate instruments with complex parts that need gentle handling. Our Eva-Valley Piano Movers understand the balance, structure, and sensitivity of both upright and grand pianos, ensuring every move is safe.

At Team Removals, we use specialised moving tools, protective padding, and careful lifting techniques to transport your piano securely. Whether parts need dismantling or during loading and unloading, each step follows strict handling standards. Our team protects your instrument and your property while keeping everyone safe throughout the move.

When you need to move your family heirloom or concert grand piano across town, our Piano Removalists use professional methods to keep it safe from start to finish. We drive trucks with air-ride suspension so that the parts inside don't shake when we drive. This level of care includes everything, from taking the legs off to putting them in their new home. You can trust our Piano Movers in Eva-Valley to take care of your instrument and bring it back to you in the same great shape they found it in.

1. Site Visit

Our Eva-Valley Piano Removalists first look at the stairs, doors, and hallways at your Eva-Valley address. We also check the floor's strength so that there are no surprises on the big day.

2. Chassis Protection

We lock the keyboard, secure the lid, and wrap the whole chassis in thick padding and heavy-duty safety straps.

3. Motorised Loading

Our trucks have tail lifts that move on their own. This means we don't have to lift the piano up a steep ramp, which keeps it safe and level.

4. Safe Transit

Once the piano is inside the van, we use a special tracking system to keep it in place. It won't move an inch while we're driving through Eva-Valley.

5. Exact Placement

We don't just leave it in the room. We put it exactly where you want it and make sure it's level so it can get used to its new home.

• Upright Pianos: Modern ones and older ones that are much heavier.
• Grand Pianos: We have the tools to take apart and move full-sized concert grands.
• Baby Grands: We pay extra attention to the legs and lyre on these smaller grand models.
• Digital Pianos: We wrap the electronic boards in material that doesn't conduct electricity to keep them safe.
• Electric Keyboards: Musicians can safely pack their gear to get to a gig or venue.
• Spinet Pianos: These are smaller but very fragile on the inside, so you have to be careful with them.
• Console Pianos: These mid-sized uprights are easy for us to move around because they have uneven weight.
• Studio Pianos: The taller studio pianos that schools use need to be balanced by professionals when they are moved.
• Concert Grands: We take excellent care of the 9-foot pianos used by professionals.
• Self-Playing Pianos: We know how to deal with the extra weight that comes with the mechanical player systems.
• Hybrid Pianos: We ensure the perfect alignment of the digital sensors and acoustic parts after the move.
• Organs Pianos: With the right tools, we can move heavy electronic keyboards and pipe organs.
• Antique Pianos: We take extra care with old "boudoir" grands and heirloom pianos.
• Silent Pianos: We keep the sensors and other special parts that make silent pianos quite safe.
• Vintage Pianos: We take care of the old wood and fragile strings on old pianos.

1. Professional Disassembly

We use the right tools to carefully take off the lid, legs, and lyre from grand pianos. Everything has a label on it so that it goes back to where it belongs.

2. Anti-Abrasive Wrapping

Our blankets are soft and won't scratch finishes like mahogany or ebony. This makes your piano look like it should be in a store.

3. Using Piano Skids

We use a Piano Skid, which is a type of sled made just for this purpose, to move grand pianos. This keeps the soundboard from getting too stressed out when the piano is tilted.

4. Weather Protection

We use industrial shrink wrap to keep the humid Eva-Valley air out. This keeps the wood and felt from getting bigger while they are being moved.

5. Head Mover Supervision

Our head Piano Mover checks every strap and pad before we leave to make sure the load is perfectly balanced.