TACOMA · WA

Piano Movers in Tacoma, WA

Upright, baby grand, or a full concert grand — Wyatt runs the piano board and skid crew on Tacoma stairwells and Gig Harbor bridge crossings alike.

  • Rate confirmed before we start
  • W-2 crew, our own trucks
  • Licensed with $1M coverage

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Pianos don’t move like furniture, and Wyatt’s crew treats them that way — piano boards, skids, and rigging straps instead of a dolly and hope. Uprights, baby grands, and full grand pianos each load differently, and a grand almost always means the legs and lyre come off and the body gets crated before it goes anywhere near a staircase.

Tacoma has plenty of homes where the piano went in during construction and the doorway hasn’t been that wide since. Narrow stairwells in older North Tacoma houses, tight turns in split-level Lakewood homes, sidewalk-to-porch elevation changes — Wyatt’s crew has moved grands through all of it without pulling a doorframe off its hinges.

  • Piano board or skid used for every upright and grand
  • Full disassembly and crating available for grand pianos
  • Stair and tight-turn moves handled by a dedicated specialty crew
  • Climate-aware handling to protect tuning and finish in transit
Piano type Typical crew Prep required
Upright 2-3 movers Piano board, wrap
Baby grand 3-4 movers Leg/lyre removal, board
Concert grand 4+ movers, crating Full crate, rigging

We handle the move and basic climate protection in transit, but we’re not piano tuners — plan on a tuner visit after delivery, especially after a long-distance haul. This service pairs with residential moving when the piano’s one part of a bigger move, or stands alone as a specialty job. Get a quote at /quote/ and see more specialty work on our services page.

Built into the rate

What’s included with your Tacoma move

One number covers the crew, the gear, and the care — nothing itemized after the fact.

  • Piano board or skid used on every upright and grand
  • Leg and lyre removal for grand pianos before transport
  • Full crating available for long-distance piano moves
  • Specialty crew trained on stairs and tight turns
  • Climate-aware wrapping to protect tuning and finish
  • Doorframe and floor protection on every job
  • $1M cargo coverage on the instrument
  • Placement and leveling at the new address
From the job site

What Tacoma customers told us

Kellen N.
Kellen N. Stadium District · local · Google
★★★★★

Mike and Matt were great. They worked hard from beginning to end.

Renata D.
Renata D. Gig Harbor · local · Google
★★★★★

Noah and Josh crushed it! They worked quickly and carefully, while navigating some tricky parking and elevator situations. They even managed to delivery a furniture piece that I worried might be too large to make it to my apartment. Great job.

Aaron H.
Aaron H. Gig Harbor · local · Google
★★★★★

John and Team were professional and provided great customer service. He did a great job explaining everything. Good job!

Common questions

Questions about this service

Do you move upright and grand pianos both?
Yes, uprights, baby grands, and full concert grands, each with the specific equipment that size needs.
Will you tune my piano after the move?
No, we handle the move and climate-aware transport, but plan on a tuner visit after delivery, especially after a long-distance haul.
Do you crate grand pianos for long-distance moves?
Yes, full crating is available and recommended for grand pianos traveling long distances.
Can your crew handle a piano on a tight staircase?
That is Wyatt's specialty crew's main job — narrow stairwells and tight turns without damaging doorframes.
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