PIANO & ORGAN

Piano Moving

We take the worry out of your musical moving.

	Pianos and organs aren't moved as easily as other furniture. They're very heavy, typically weighing 500 to 1,300 pounds, and their uneven weight distribution creates challenges for even experienced movers. Grand pianos must be disassembled to prevent damage to the top, legs, and pedals and to get through doorways. Inner mechanical parts often need to be tied down to prevent damage, and all parts need to be handled and wrapped carefully to prevent damage to their famously beautiful piano finishes.

Pianos and organs aren't moved as easily as other furniture. They're very heavy, typically weighing 500 to 1,300 pounds, and their uneven weight distribution creates challenges for even experienced movers. Grand pianos must be disassembled to prevent damage to the top, legs, and pedals and to get through doorways. Inner mechanical parts often need to be tied down to prevent damage, and all parts need to be handled and wrapped carefully to prevent damage to their famously beautiful piano finishes.

Amro Music’s professional piano movers have over 75 years combined piano moving experience; they know just what to do to protect your piano or organ investment. They move pianos and organs every day, and they have all the right tools, dollies, ramps, pads, straps, and trucks. They've moved literally thousands of pianos and organs, and are licensed and bonded.

Many professional moving companies regularly call on Amro Music to move pianos due to the unusual challenges and the specialized equipment and experience needed.

Why choose Amro Music to move your piano?

Full-time piano moving staff with years of experience moving pianos every day
Largest volume piano movers in the Mid-South
Trucks run 6 days a week, with Sunday moves also available
Nationwide and international moving available (Amro has arranged piano moves to many countries and continents)
Crating capability for shipping
Moves all kinds of keyboards including square grands and harpsichords
Climate-controlled storage facility
Recognized and/or certified by NAMM (National Association of Musical Merchants), TDOT (Tennessee Department of Transportation), BBB (Better Business Bureau), PTG (Piano Technicians Guild), and Dun & Bradstreet

Amro Music is a one-stop shop for all your piano and organ moving needs.

Call Heather Martin at (901) 302-3361 for a free estimate or email her here.

Why Not To Move a Piano or Organ Yourself Piano moving is dangerous. Pianos are very heavy; if they fall, they not only damage the piano but often injure people and damage property. Long-term back injuries often result from piano moves. Grand pianos require disassembly and special tools. and are especially difficult to balance while loading. The costs of professional piano movers are minor compared to the potential injuries and damages.	A damaged Steinway

Why Not To Move a Piano or Organ Yourself

Piano moving is dangerous. Pianos are very heavy; if they fall, they not only damage the piano but often injure people and damage property. Long-term back injuries often result from piano moves.

Grand pianos require disassembly and special tools. and are especially difficult to balance while loading.

The costs of professional piano movers are minor compared to the potential injuries and damages.

A damaged Steinway

Still have questions about piano and organ moving? Would you like a free estimate on having your piano or organ moved? Please give us a call at (901) 323-8888.

"I just wanted you to know how professional the men who brought the pianos yesterday were. They did a beautiful job under difficult conditions--you've seen my driveway. The pianos arrived here in Paragould without a mark on them, not even any fingerprints. They were pleasant, courteous, and very helpful. I was very impressed with their professionalism and the manner in which they worked as a team. Please give my congratulations to them for a difficult job well done."

-Dr. John D. Kelly