Specialty Moving
A piano move begins with the instrument and the route around it, from the piano type and dimensions to stairs, elevators, turns, entryways, and final placement.
Free estimate
Step 1 of 3 — Moving details
Pianos vary in size, construction, and handling needs. The pickup and delivery route can be just as important as the instrument itself, especially in New York buildings with narrow halls, stair turns, elevator limits, or restricted access windows.
Photos, measurements, piano type, floor information, and building details help Liffey evaluate the move before scheduling.
A piano-moving plan considers protection for the instrument and the surfaces around it. The crew also needs to know where the piano will be placed and whether the destination route differs from pickup.
If the piano is part of a larger household move or will enter storage, that sequence should be discussed at the same time.
A piano can be coordinated as a dedicated specialty job or included within a residential move. Identifying it at the beginning helps the estimate account for the right preparation, crew, and schedule.
How it works
Share the piano type, dimensions, photos, floor, stairs, elevator details, and both addresses.
Confirm building windows, doorways, turns, protection, loading access, and final placement.
Prepare the instrument and route, then coordinate loading, transport, and placement under the agreed plan.
Frequently asked questions
Provide the piano type, approximate dimensions, photos, pickup and delivery floors, stairs, elevators, tight turns, parking/loading details, and preferred date.
The recovered service covered upright, baby grand, and grand pianos. Each instrument and route still needs to be reviewed before Liffey confirms the move plan.
Yes. Identify the piano at the start of the residential estimate so its handling, crew, access, and timing are included in the overall scope.
Storage can be discussed when pickup and final placement do not happen on the same schedule. Confirm the instrument and expected timing during the quote.
