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Pick & Shift Removals
Fully Licensed & Insured Piano Removals in London
Prices Starting from just £60 per hour
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A piano is not just heavy — it is heavy, awkward, delicate and worth a lot, all at once. Moving one is a specialist job, not a two-mates-and-a-van job. As piano movers in London, we shift uprights, baby grands and full grands across London, Greater London and nationwide, with the right handling and full insurance. Seven days a week, 535+ moves behind us, and movers who know how a piano has to be carried.
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Why Pianos Need Specialist Piano Movers in London
A piano looks like one solid object, but its weight is unevenly spread and its case marks easily.
An upright can weigh as much as a fridge-freezer and several boxes combined, most of it high up, which makes it prone to tipping. A grand is heavier still, handled a specific way to protect the legs, the lyre and the action inside.
Move one carelessly and you risk a cracked case, a damaged floor, a snapped leg — or a serious injury. This is the job where doing it properly matters most.
The Pianos Our London Piano Movers Handle
Upright pianos
The most common piano move. Upright piano removal in London covers everything from a small spinet to a full-size upright — out of the room, down the stairs, into the new home.
Grand and baby grand pianos
A grand is the specialist end of the work. Grand piano movers in London have to know when the legs and lyre come off, how to move the body safely on its side, and how to rebuild it. We handle baby grands and full concert grands alike.
Digital and electric pianos
Lighter than an acoustic, but still awkward and easy to damage at the keys and screen. We move digital pianos, keyboards and stage pianos with the same care.
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Why People Book with Us Again and Again
535+ Moves Completed Successfully
12+ yrs of Experience
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23+ Trained Moving Experts
98% Customer Satisfaction Rate
Fully Insured & Licensed movers
431+ Happy Customers
Same-day & next-day bookings available
Self load, 1 & 2 man & van options Available
7 days a week availability
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Need to move urgently? Our team makes last minute piano removals in London easy
Getting a Piano In and Out
For piano movers in London, the instrument is only half the problem. The route it has to travel is the other half.
London homes make this harder than most. A narrow Victorian hallway in Hackney, a tight stair turn in a Brixton terrace, a Stratford tower lift a grand will not fit inside — these decide how a piano move is done.
We look at the route before the day: the doorways, the stairs, the turn at the top, and — in the rare case nothing else works — whether the piano comes out through a window. Knowing that in advance keeps the move safe.
How It Works
How to Book Piano Removals in London
Booking piano removals in London takes four steps:
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Fill in the booking form
Tell us the addresses, the date and roughly what needs to move.
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Get your free quote
We price the job from what you have told us. No obligation.
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We call you
If anything is unclear, we ask. Floors, lifts, parking and awkward items all matter.
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Confirm with a deposit
A deposit holds your date and crew. The balance is due on the day.
What Piano Removals Cost in London
We publish no fixed prices for piano movers in London, because an upright on the ground floor and a grand down three flights are completely different jobs.
Your price depends on the type and size of piano, the access at both ends — stairs, turns, lifts — the distance, and how many movers are needed. A grand or a difficult staircase needs more people and more time.
London charges can apply too. Congestion Charge, ULEZ and any parking suspension go in the quote up front, never as a surprise afterwards.
No hidden fees. You get the price before we start, and we would rather quote properly than under-price a move this delicate.
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Pick & Shift Removals - Your Trusted Piano Removals London Experts
Got an upright, a grand, or a digital piano that needs moving? Our piano movers in London will shift it with the care an instrument deserves — just tell us the type and the access at both ends. Call 07886 858112 or request your free quote today.
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Frequently Asked Questions - Piano Removals London
1. How much do piano movers in London cost?
It depends on the type of piano, the access at both ends, and the distance. An upright on the ground floor is cheapest; a grand down several flights costs more. Tell us the piano and access for a price.
2. Can you move a grand piano?
Yes. Grand piano movers in London have to know when the legs and lyre come off and how to move the body safely on its side. We handle baby grands and full grands, and rebuild them at the far end.
3. Do you move pianos up and down stairs?
Yes. Stairs are routine, with enough movers to control the weight. Tell us the flights and any tight turns so we bring the right team.
4. Will my piano need tuning after the move?
Almost certainly a little, which is normal for any piano move. We are movers, not tuners — leave it a couple of weeks to settle, then book a tuner.
5. Are you insured?
Yes — fully insured and licensed, with a goods-in-transit cover that protects your piano on our vehicle. Given the value, ask for the cover details.
6. How far ahead should I book?
A week or two is comfortable, more for a grand or difficult access that needs planning. Short notice is still worth a call when a van is free.
7. Do you move digital and electric pianos too?
Yes. Digital pianos, keyboards and stage pianos are lighter but still awkward, and we move them with the same care as an acoustic.
8. What if the piano will not fit through the door?
We check that in advance. Most pianos come out the way they went in; in rare cases a window or different route is needed, and we plan it before the day, never on the spot.