Some things aren't just heavy, they're irreplaceable. Pianos, family antiques, framed art, and delicate one-of-a-kind pieces need padding, crating, and a crew that slows down instead of rushing. We build the protection around the piece, plan the path out the door before we lift, and move it like it can't be bought again, because it can't.

Can you move an upright or a grand piano?

Yes, both. Pianos need the right boards, straps, and enough hands, plus a planned path through doorways and any stairs. Tell us the type and where it lives so we can bring the right crew and gear.

Do you build custom crates for art and antiques?

For the right pieces, yes. Fine art, mirrors, and delicate antiques get crated or heavily padded depending on the piece and the distance. We'll talk through what each item actually needs rather than over-crating to pad the bill.

How is specialty moving priced?

It takes more time, more materials, and more care than a standard load, so it's quoted for the specific pieces, not a flat add-on. You'll get an honest written price after we know exactly what we're protecting.

Can a specialty item go on the same truck as the rest of my move?

Usually yes. We just sequence the load so the delicate pieces are protected and not buried under everything else. Flag the piano or the art when you reach out so we plan the truck around it from the start.