20,000+ families every yearEach piece gets a condition report before it moves and a check when it lands. We brace pianos on their boards, crate pool table slate and crate grandfather clocks to size.
Insured, background-checked technicians. Estimates in minutes, across the US and Canada.
We brace each upright on its piano board for the truck. We crate it when the move calls for one.
We brace each grand on its board for the truck. We build a crate when the move calls for one.
We remove and pack the felt. We box and label the hardware. We crate each slate.
A composite table usually needs only its legs removed or folded.
We remove the pendulum and weights and mark them. We build a crate to the clock's size.
We arrange hoisting or rigging for large items that won't fit in an elevator.
Moving and relocation companies book specialty piece work for the families they move. Families can request a quote directly. These pieces are heavy, finely balanced or both. Pool table slates weigh 400 to 600 pounds. A grandfather clock is never moved whole.
Every technician we send is insured and has passed a background check. Each piece gets a condition report before it moves and a check when it lands. Its condition is on record at both ends of the move.
An estimate is free. Most estimates come back in minutes. Larger or unusual jobs can take up to one business day. Price depends on the pieces, the services and the distance. Every order gets one named coordinator. Order status and arrival times are online in the customer portal.
At origin, the technician fills in the condition report for the piece.
We take out what must come out first, like a clock's pendulum and weights or a table's felt and hardware.
We crate slate and clocks to size. We brace pianos on their boards.
At destination, we uncrate, reassemble, level and set each piece where you want it.
At origin
At destination
For anything else, call dispatch at (877) 242-0409.
Pianos and clocks
We brace uprights and grands on their piano boards for the truck. We crate a piano when the move calls for it.
We never move a grandfather clock whole. We remove the pendulum first, then the weights. Both are marked so each goes back in place. We build a wooden crate to the clock's size and pad it with bubble wrap.
Yes. A technician uncrates the clock and sets it up in the exact spot you choose.
Yes. Each piano, pool table and grandfather clock gets a condition report before it moves and a check when it lands.
Pool tables
Yes. A composite table usually needs only its legs removed or folded. For a slate table, we remove and pack the felt and mark the table for the destination technician. We box and label the hardware and crate the slates.
Each slate goes in its own crate. The crate is built from 1 by 4 spruce or plywood. Slates weigh 400 to 600 pounds. A single-slate table going upstairs or over uneven ground has to be taken apart. The slate is then crated separately.
Felt removed properly is usually good for 3 to 4 moves. Re-felting is only at your request and expense.
The table's approximate age, size and manufacturer. Some antique tables need special wrenches.
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