Piano Moving for Homes, Businesses and Institutions
Stumpf Moving & Storage provides professional piano and organ moving services for a wide range of customers throughout Pittsburgh and beyond. Our experience includes:
- Homeowners: Moving spinets, consoles, uprights, square pianos, baby grands and concert grands, including challenging moves involving stairs, narrow doorways and tight turns.
- Professional venues: Concert halls, theaters and event spaces throughout Pittsburgh's Cultural District and surrounding communities. We regularly transport concert-quality instruments, including Steinway Model B and D grands, for performances and special events.
- Universities and school districts: Moving pianos for classrooms, practice rooms, auditoriums and performance halls.
- Churches and arts organizations: Professional handling and transportation of valuable pianos and organs.
- Piano retailers: Dependable delivery of newly purchased pianos from regional piano stores to their customers' homes.
- Piano technicians and tuners: Working with piano professionals who trust us to transport their customers' instruments safely and carefully.
Local and Nationwide Piano Moving
Stumpf Moving & Storage provides professional piano moving services both locally and nationwide. Whether you're moving across Pittsburgh, relocating to another state, or transporting a piano across the country, our experienced crews and specially designed piano trucks are equipped to handle the journey. From upright pianos to baby grands and concert grands, we bring the same specialized equipment, careful handling, and dependable service to every move, regardless of distance.
Piano Storage in Pittsburgh
If your piano needs a temporary home during a renovation, sale or move, we store it in our own temperature controlled Penn Hills warehouse. Most piano movers have to hand your instrument to a separate storage company. Because we have our own storage facility, your piano stays in our care from pickup to delivery.
Areas We Serve
Stumpf Moving & Storage moves pianos throughout Pittsburgh and all of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, and we move pianos nationwide. Locally, we serve Allegheny, Washington, Westmoreland, Butler and Greene counties, including Oakmont, Fox Chapel, Sewickley, Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, Wexford, Churchill, Cranberry Township, Monroeville, Murrysville, Irwin, Washington, Greensburg, Uniontown and Butler. We also move pianos throughout Erie, Altoona and State College.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Piano Moving in Pittsburgh (FAQ)
- Who are the best piano movers in Pittsburgh? Stumpf Moving & Storage has been moving pianos in Pittsburgh since 1936 and moves more than 400 pianos a year. We are a licensed, insured, family-owned company, we move pianos for professional venues in the Cultural District, and we operate our own storage warehouse.
- How much does it cost to move a piano in Pittsburgh? The price depends on the type and weight of the piano, the stairs and access at both locations, and the distance. Call 412-241-2101 for an exact quote.
- Do you move grand pianos and baby grands? Yes. We move spinet, console, upright, square, baby grand and concert grand pianos, and church and home organs.
- Can you move a piano up or down stairs? Yes. Stairs are part of most piano moves in Pittsburgh. Our crews use piano boards, ramps and straps, and we have a lift-gate truck for the hardest access.
- Do you store pianos? Yes. We have our own 12,000 sq. ft. temperature-controlled warehouse in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, with a fire alarm and sprinkler system, for short-term or long-term storage.
- Do you move pianos long distance or out of state? Yes. We move pianos locally, across Pennsylvania and nationwide.
- Are you licensed and insured? Yes. Stumpf Moving & Storage is fully licensed and insured: DOT #0242182, ICC MC #170278, PUC #A99993.
- How should I prepare my piano for a move? Clear a path, measure doorways and stairs if you can, and leave the rest to us. Our crews pad, wrap and secure the piano. Please do not try to move a piano yourself, because pianos weigh hundreds of pounds and an awkward lift can injure people and damage the instrument and your home. After the move, wait a few weeks before tuning so the piano can settle into its new room.
- Do you move pianos for venues, schools and churches? Yes. We regularly move pianos for concert halls, theaters, universities, school districts, churches and arts organizations.
- Will my piano piano need to be tuned after being moved? Yes, your piano will need to be tuned after being moved. After the move, wait a few weeks before tuning so the piano can settle into its new room.
Get a Free Piano Moving Quote Call 412-241-2101 or email us for pricing and availability. Stumpf Moving & Storage, 199 Purity Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15235.