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At We Move and Clean, we take keeping your furniture and belongings safe when we move you very seriously indeed. As you may have seen from our previous articles and videos, we use special equipment to move anything from your washing machine to your wide-screen television. When we help you to move house, you have our reassurance that you don’t need to worry about a thing. We can even provide a full packing service, and clean both your old home and your new home to leave both ends spick and span. Just keep the kettle to hand!

We’re well aware that there’s one item that’s much more than a piece of furniture, and that’s your piano. Piano removal is an extra level of stress, even if it’s a standard upright; piano moving takes on a whole new level of worry if it’s a baby or full concert grand. It doesn’t matter if your piano playing skills are more Chopsticks than concerto soloist, we’ll treat your treasured instrument with the same care and respect.

It’s often tempting to try to move your piano by yourself, or to move it separately so that you can keep an eye on it. Let us talk you through our professional service for your own peace of mind – after all, the heaviest and biggest uprights can weigh nearly a ton (and often more than a baby grand!), and you don’t want to move that on your own. Also, piano casters are decorative, and not made for more than a little adjustment of position within a room. The last thing you want to do is damage hardwood flooring or carpets as well as your piano by attempting a move without the proper equipment.

At We Move and Clean, we have a three-step process to ensure that we are the piano movers you can trust. First of all, we need to know:

What type of piano we’re moving – whether it’s a digital, upright, hybrid, baby grand or larger instrument, so that we know which size of cover we’re going to need (and also whether there are legs that will need careful removal), and roughly how much it’s going to weigh in terms of number of personnel required!

Where it is currently – are there stairs or is there a lift? Are there any tight corners we need to know about? What about road or driveway access, or parking restrictions?

Where is it going – again, we’ll need to know about access, and any difficulties we might encounter.