Piano Moving

Specialized piano moving across Miami — uprights, baby grands, and concert grands through condos and historic homes.

A piano is part furniture, part instrument, and part heirloom, and it deserves more than two guys and a hand truck. Prudential Elite Moving has moved uprights, baby grands, and full concert grands across Miami since 2014, using the right equipment and a crew trained specifically for the weight and balance of these instruments. We move it ourselves — this is our service, not something we hand off.

Every piano move starts with a few questions about the instrument and both locations, then a flat written quote. Pianos can run from 300 pounds to well over 1,000, and the price depends on the type, the stairs, and the access at each end, not on guesswork once we’re sweating in your living room.

The Right Gear for the Right Instrument

Uprights, baby grands, and concert grands each move differently. Grands get partially disassembled — legs and lyre removed — then boarded, padded, and strapped to a piano skid. We use proper dollies, ramps, and four-point strapping, never improvised lifts. Our crew protects the finish, the keys, and the internal action so your instrument arrives in tune-ready condition.

Miami adds its own wrinkles: getting a grand out of a Brickell high-rise means a reserved freight elevator and a COI, and squeezing an upright through a 1920s Coral Gables doorway takes finesse. We plan for both.

Condos, Stairs, and Climate Considerations

Stairs are where pianos get damaged and people get hurt, so we bring the crew count and ramps to do it safely, never by brute force. We also mind Miami’s heat and humidity, keeping the instrument wrapped and out of direct sun during transport to protect the soundboard and finish. From a Miami Beach condo to a Pinecrest estate, we handle the whole move start to finish.

What's Included

  • Flat written quote based on piano type, stairs, and access at both ends
  • Piano skids, four-point strapping, ramps, and proper dollies
  • Partial disassembly of grands — legs and lyre removed and protected
  • Full padding and wrapping of finish, keys, and internal action
  • Freight elevator and COI coordination for high-rise piano moves
  • Climate-aware transport keeping the instrument out of heat and direct sun

What Does It Cost?

Local crews from $149/hr — or a flat written rate

2-mover crew, truck, blankets & dollies included.

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What Miami Neighbors Say

Marcus T.
Marcus T.
Coral Gables · Google
★★★★★

“Best moving experience we could have asked for. The quote was clear, the crew showed up right on time, and they were careful with everything. Would recommend to anyone in Prince George's County.”

Priya S.
Priya S.
Hialeah · Google
★★★★★

“The team was fantastic. Professional, organized, and flexible across both days. Moving out of a home of 18 years was exhausting, and their attitude and work ethic made it so much easier.”

Diane R.
Diane R.
Miami Beach · Yelp
★★★★★

“I had not moved in over 25 years. They made it so painless I almost forgot it was happening. Genuinely kind crew.”

Service FAQ

Can you move a grand piano out of a high-rise condo?
Yes. Grand piano moves from Brickell and Miami Beach towers are routine for us. We reserve the freight elevator, file the building COI, and partially disassemble the grand so it clears doorways and the elevator safely. The whole logistics package is handled before our crew arrives.
How much does it cost to move a piano in Miami?
It depends on the type — upright, baby grand, or concert grand — plus stairs and access at both ends. We quote a flat written price after a few questions about your instrument and locations, so the cost is set before move day rather than guessed at once the piano is already on the dolly.
Do you take the piano apart to move it?
For grands, yes — we remove the legs and lyre, board the body, and wrap and strap it to a piano skid for safe transport, then reassemble at delivery. Uprights usually move intact with proper padding and strapping. Either way our crew protects the finish, keys, and internal action throughout.
Is it safe to move a piano up or down stairs?
With the right crew and equipment, yes. Stairs are where most piano damage and injuries happen, so we bring enough movers, ramps, and four-point strapping to control the instrument's weight rather than muscle it. We never improvise a piano down a staircase — it's planned and handled methodically.

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