SPECIALTY ITEMS

Piano Moving

An upright, grand or digital piano assessed by model, weight and access.

Piano evaluated for a specialized moving request

A piano request requires its exact type, dimensions, approximate weight, access route and stairs to be reviewed before acceptance. An upright, digital or grand piano does not require the same resources.

DTHV evaluates each case individually and may decline it or recommend a dedicated specialist. This page does not promise that every piano or access condition can be handled.

FOR YOUR PROJECT

When this service may be useful

A few practical situations to identify when you submit your request.

Upright piano

When the route, dimensions and floor conditions can be documented in advance.

Digital piano

When the instrument and detachable components require careful packing and handling.

Complex access

When stairs, tight turns or unusual weight require a feasibility review or specialist.

Which piano and which access route?

Gather the following information without moving the instrument. If a measurement or weight is unknown, say so rather than providing an unverified estimate.

Information for a piano moving assessment
What to prepareWhy it matters
Type, make and modelIdentify the instrument and distinguish an upright, grand or digital piano.
Dimensions and known weightProvide reference details for the assessment, noting anything still to be confirmed.
Photos of both access routesShow doors, steps, landings and turns up to the loading point at both addresses.
Intended position at the destinationDescribe the full route and the space to prepare for the instrument's arrival.
PREPARATION

Prepare the project before moving day

Accurate information supports a realistic scope adapted to the actual access.

  1. 1Provide piano type, brand, dimensions and photos from multiple angles.
  2. 2Photograph the full route at departure and arrival, including steps and turns.
  3. 3Keep the area clear and do not attempt last-minute disassembly unless instructed.
  4. 4Plan tuning with a qualified technician after the instrument has acclimatized.
PROCESS

A clear step-by-step approach

1

Feasibility review

Instrument and route details are examined before service is offered.

2

Handling plan

Equipment and personnel under consideration depend on the confirmed case.

3

Protected movement

If accepted, handling follows the agreed route and scope.

4

Placement

The instrument is placed in the accessible agreed location; tuning is not included.

Does transportation include work on the instrument?

Transportation, repairs and tuning address different needs. Confirm the scope in the quote and disclose any known fragility; tuning is a technician's task, not part of the handling described here.

DTHV can review the available details to discuss feasibility. Do not dismantle the instrument or improvise a way out simply to prepare your request.

USEFUL RESOURCES
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this service

These answers are general; the written quote confirms the scope that applies to your project.

Does DTHV move every type of piano?+

No. Each request is reviewed according to the instrument, weight, route, stairs, date and available resources. A specialist may be recommended.

What photos are required?+

Include the instrument, entrances, hallways, stairs, landings, turns and the intended destination. Measurements are also useful.

Is tuning included?+

No. Tuning and technical work should be arranged with a qualified piano technician.

Can a piano be moved on stairs?+

Possibly, but only after the specific route and instrument have been reviewed. No staircase move is guaranteed by this page.

Planning a move?

Share the addresses, access, volume and preferred date to receive a response suited to the project.

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