Mountain Piano Moving Company
Mountain Piano Moving Company is a piano moving specialist that works under the tagline Musicians Moving Musicians. The company offers piano moving, piano storage, piano removal, piano disposal, and piano tuning through a partner expert local piano tuner, and its About page says the ins and outs of piano moving have been familiar to the team for over 30 years for all of them combined. The crew handles baby grands, concert grands, upright pianos, upright grands, spinets, harpsichords, and player pianos, arriving with skids, protective blankets, fasteners, heavy usage non-marking dollies, ramps, and padded straps so the instrument is shielded from dents and scratches and floors are not damaged. Each move begins with a look at the route, the doors, the stairs, and the cramped passageways at both ends, and the team also helps set up and assemble the piano so it can be played once again. The company describes itself as certified and insured piano movers and says its full insurance coverage is there in the rare case of an unplanned event during a removal. Its off-site storage facility is climate-controlled, holds the ideal temperature and humidity, and adds safe entry restrictions with 24/7 monitoring for short or long periods. Free quotes are available by phone, by text, or through the website contact form.
Services
Piano moving
Moving heavy, delicate, and oddly shaped pianos safely, with the crew protecting the instrument, the home, and the customer's back.
Grand piano moving
Handling baby grands, concert grands, and upright grands, along with harpsichords and player pianos.
Upright piano moving
Relocating upright pianos and spinets through doors, stairs, and tight passageways.
Piano storage
Off-site climate-controlled storage that holds a steady temperature and humidity, with secure entry restrictions and 24/7 monitoring, for either short or long periods.
Piano removal
Removing an unwanted piano so the space can be used for something new.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
3106 W Hampden Ave E, Englewood, CO 80110, USA
FAQs
What services does Mountain Piano Moving Company offer?
The company provides a complete variety of piano services: piano moving, piano storage, piano removal, piano disposal, and tuning. It also helps set up and assemble the piano at the new location so it can be played once again.
What types of pianos can you move?
The team manages various types of pianos, from baby grands to concert grands, upright pianos, upright grands, and spinets. Harpsichords and player pianos are handled too.
Are you insured?
Mountain Piano Moving Company describes itself as certified and insured piano movers. The site says its full insurance coverage is an extra degree of security in the rare case of an unplanned event during a removal.
Do you charge for a quote?
No. The site invites you to contact the company for a free quote. You can call or text (303) 903-0064 or fill in the form on the website with your piano type, addresses, and stair details.
What is the piano storage facility like?
Storage is off-site and climate-controlled, so it maintains the ideal temperature and humidity to keep the piano from environmental harm. It also has safe entry restrictions and 24/7 monitoring, and it can be booked for either a short or a long period.
Can you take away a piano I no longer want?
Yes. Piano removal and piano disposal are two of the services offered, and old unwanted pianos are disposed of in ways that are friendly to the environment through donating, recycling, or repurposing.
How does the crew handle stairs and tight spaces?
The team looks at all the locations and obstacles first and tailors a plan for the move, working through difficult doors, small staircases, and cramped passageways with equipment such as ramps and padded straps.
Should I have my piano tuned after it is moved?
The site says it is good to have your piano tuned a couple of weeks after a move, once the instrument has had time to settle into its new location. Mountain Piano Moving Company partners with an expert local piano tuner for this.