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Piano and heavy item movers in Penticton.

If it took four friends and a bad back to get it in, it’s ours to get out.

An old upright piano wrapped in a blue moving blanket and strapped to a wooden skid with orange ratchet straps, in a sunny room with the door open

We look at the route first

With heavy things, the weight is rarely the hard part. The hard part is the turn at the bottom of the stairs, the gate that’s two inches too narrow, or the deck that was never built for this. Send us a few photos of the item and the way out, and we’ll tell you what it’ll take before anyone lifts anything.

A worn ratchet strap cinched over a quilted blanket on a piano, with the lake below

Tell us the truth about the stairs

How many steps, how tight, inside or outside. We’d rather hear it on the phone than find out on the day, because it decides how many people and what gear we bring. It also means the price we talk about is the real one.

A stairwell padded with blue moving blankets taped to the walls and a plank laid down the carpeted stairs, leading up to an open door

Do you move pianos?

Yes, upright pianos are routine for us. If you have a grand, or several flights of stairs, call first so we can plan it. Photos of the route help.

Can you get rid of an old piano?

Yes. We’ve taken pianos out of homes and buildings for good. Pianos are hard to rehome, so we’ll tell you honestly whether yours has a future.

We had Jeremy remove a couple pianos and other large pieces from our building. Fantastic rates and excellent communication. Definitely recommend
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Will a safe damage the floor?

We protect floors and walls on the way out. Tell us the weight if you know it and whether the safe is bolted down. Bolted safes need to be freed first.

Two movers tipping a tall black safe onto a heavy hand truck in an open garage, strapped with orange ratchet straps

Can you just move one heavy thing?

Yes. One piano, one safe or one treadmill is a normal job.

A treadmill folded up at the bottom of the basement stairs, with a blanket and straps laid out on the carpet ready for it

The weigh-in.

  1. Upright pianos
  2. Gun safes
  3. Treadmills and home gyms
  4. Pool tables
  5. Fridges and freezers
  6. Stone and glass tabletops
  7. Anything that came in by crane

Send us a few photos of the way out.

Jeremy usually gets back to you within the hour.

What can we do for you?
How much is moving?
What needs to go?

Choose as many as you like.

Where from, and where to?

Any stairs or an elevator?

When do you need us?
Anything we should know about?
Last thing: who do we call?

Best way to reach you?

Free, and no obligation. Rather talk? (250) 462-0904