FORT LAUDERDALE, FL · Free quotes

Piano, Grand & Organ Movers in Fort Lauderdale

Our senior specialist boards grands, baby grands, uprights, and organs and carries them up to a Fort Lauderdale high-rise or down a tight staircase on padded boards and ramps, all for one written flat rate.

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Piano, grand, and organ moving

Round up a few friends to wrestle a grand piano up to a condo with a rented dolly and the usual result is a cracked soundboard, a snapped leg, and somebody’s wrenched back. This is the work Dominic Russo built the company on in 2011, and these jobs run under Victor Pratt, our senior piano and organ specialist with thirteen years under heavy instruments.

I will take a full grand up to a 20th-floor Intracoastal condo or down a Victoria Park staircase with the case unmarked and the corridor walls untouched. From the first lift to the moment it is leveled in place, only our own crew’s hands touch the straps and the board. — Victor Pratt, Senior Piano & Organ Specialist

Instruments we take on

If it has keys and it genuinely matters, it lands on Victor’s schedule: spinets and consoles, full uprights, baby grands, full concert grands, the old player pianos, and church and home organs, eased up a high-rise elevator or down a tight staircase through a narrow Fort Lauderdale doorway. Gun safes ride the same rated rigging, quoted on weight.

How we move the piano

  1. Assess the route Victor walks the doorways, the staircase or the freight elevator, and the destination at both ends before a hand goes on the instrument.
  2. Board it A grand comes off its legs and onto a padded skid or four-wheel piano board; an upright is strapped upright to the board.
  3. Wrap and shrink The case, lid, lyre, and pedals are blanketed and shrink-wrapped, with humidity in mind for the South Florida air.
  4. Ramp or elevator Up the reserved freight elevator with the COI on file, or down the staircase one tread at a time on the board, never muscled by hand.
  5. Level and place Once inside the new home, Victor reassembles the legs, trues it up, and walks it to the exact corner you have in mind.

What it runs

Instrument Typical flat rate
Upright / console / spinet $250 to $450
Baby grand $450 to $750
Full concert grand $650 to $1,200
Church / home organ $300 to $600
High-rise or staircase add +$150 to $400

The high-rise is the real test

Honestly, it is the high-rises and the staircases that prompt most of these calls. An Intracoastal tower means a reserved freight elevator and a building COI, and a Victoria Park bungalow means a narrow staircase that bends hard at the landing. Getting a baby grand through either is work for a specialist with hundreds of such carries behind him, and that specialist is Victor.

One flat written price

You decide whether the piano carries its own quote or gets absorbed into the figure for your entire move. You see the written figure well ahead of move day, and the specialist handling your grand is the same Piano Movers Fort Lauderdale employee, never day-labor and never a third party.

Part of the job

What the crew handles

  • Victor Pratt, our senior piano and organ specialist, leading every instrument job, thirteen years deep

  • The route walked at both ends first, the doorways, the staircase, and the freight elevator measured before a hand goes on

  • Grands taken off their legs and onto a padded skid or four-wheel board, uprights strapped to the board

  • The case, lid, lyre, and pedals wrapped and shrink-wrapped with the South Florida humidity in mind

  • Up the reserved freight elevator with the COI on file, or down the staircase one tread at a time on the board

  • Spinets, consoles, baby grands, full concert grands, and church and home organs all handled

  • Heavy gun safes carried on the same rated rigging, quoted on weight

  • A written flat rate, billed on its own or absorbed into the price for your whole move

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Here is the cost

Hourly-Rate Crews

Starting from$120/hr

Wrapped into that Fort Lauderdale hourly rate from the start: a two-mover team on a three-hour minimum, the truck pulled up at your building, and all the equipment that comes along — quilted pads, straps, ramps, dollies, and the floor runners we lay down over the tile and hardwood you find in a condo or single-story home. None of that turns up later as an extra charge, because all of it is already folded into the figure we quote you.

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What Fort Lauderdale households tell us

Ryan P.
Ryan P. Pompano Beach · grand piano up to a 20th-floor Intracoastal tower
★★★★★

Was only expecting the crew to move a couple items but there were several other large items my son still had to move that the crew gladly loaded and moved for him. Way above and beyond!

Google · 2026-01-01
Brandon B.
Brandon B. Victoria Park · grand piano up to a 20th-floor Intracoastal tower
★★★★★

Dominic and crew were amazing!! Efficient and professional! Highly recommend.

Google · 2026-05-07
Erica V.
Erica V. Lauderhill · two-bed in Wilton Manors
★★★★☆

Always an incredible team. Efficient, professional, considerate.

Google · 2025-10-16
More work our Fort Lauderdale crew takes on

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Tell us what you are working with. In Fort Lauderdale that could mean coaxing a baby grand out of a high-rise condo or guiding an upright down a narrow stairwell — and however the day unfolds, one W-2 crew carries it from the first box to the last while the written rate holds steady throughout.

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Questions that come up a lot

Good to know before the truck rolls

Will you take a grand up to a high-rise condo?
Yes, and this is the job people phone us about more than any other. Victor walks the route first, reserves the freight elevator with the COI on file, then boards and wraps the grand before rolling it into the unit without grazing a corridor wall. He has made that Intracoastal tower carry hundreds of times, right up to the 20th floor and higher.
Can you move a piano down a tight staircase?
Routinely. The older Victoria Park and Sailboat Bend houses have narrow staircases that bend at the landing and no elevator, and that is exactly the work Victor does. The instrument goes onto the board, the route is plotted tread by tread, and it comes down without a mark on the case or the wall.
What does it cost to move a piano?
Plan on roughly $250 to $450 for an upright or console, $450 to $750 for a baby grand, and $650 to $1,200 for a full grand, with an organ at $300 to $600. A high-rise or a tight staircase adds $150 to $400. It is all put in writing before our truck shows up, whether you book the instrument by itself or fold it into your whole-move price.
Do you use your own movers or a third party?
Our own specialist crew, every time. We never let day-labor or a subcontractor anywhere near a piano or an organ. Victor leads our W-2 crew on these jobs, the same Piano Movers Fort Lauderdale employees handling the rest of your household, so one family company stands behind anything this valuable. This is the work Dominic founded the company on in 2011.