Upright piano
When the route, dimensions and floor conditions can be documented in advance.
An upright, grand or digital piano assessed by model, weight and access.

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.
A few practical situations to identify when you submit your request.
When the route, dimensions and floor conditions can be documented in advance.
When the instrument and detachable components require careful packing and handling.
When stairs, tight turns or unusual weight require a feasibility review or specialist.
Accurate information supports a realistic scope adapted to the actual access.
Instrument and route details are examined before service is offered.
Equipment and personnel under consideration depend on the confirmed case.
If accepted, handling follows the agreed route and scope.
The instrument is placed in the accessible agreed location; tuning is not included.
These answers are general; the written quote confirms the scope that applies to your project.
No. Each request is reviewed according to the instrument, weight, route, stairs, date and available resources. A specialist may be recommended.
Include the instrument, entrances, hallways, stairs, landings, turns and the intended destination. Measurements are also useful.
No. Tuning and technical work should be arranged with a qualified piano technician.
Possibly, but only after the specific route and instrument have been reviewed. No staircase move is guaranteed by this page.
Share the addresses, access, volume and preferred date to receive a response suited to the project.
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