Specialty Moving
Specialty & High-Value Item Moving
Some items don't move like furniture. Pianos, safes, art, antiques, oversized pieces and equipment need the right people, the right equipment and a plan for the doorway before anything is lifted.
- Pianos — uprights, baby grands and grands
- Gun safes and heavy safes
- Art, sculpture and mirrors
- Antiques and fragile heirlooms
- Oversized and awkward furniture
- Stone, glass and marble tops
- Exercise equipment
- In-home relocations at the same address
The measurements come first
Weight, dimensions, doorways, stair count, turns, landings and floor surfaces decide whether an item can move and what it takes to do it safely. We ask for those details up front — including photos — because they change the plan and the price.
Protection and equipment
Specialty work depends on the right gear: skids and boards, stair-climbing equipment, straps, padding, floor protection and crating where the piece justifies it.
Same-address moves
Not every specialty job is a move to another home. Moving a piano to another room, a safe to a new closet or artwork to a different floor is a job we do on its own.
Part of a move, or on its own
Specialty items can be handled inside a full household move or booked as a standalone job. Either way the item gets its own plan.
Common questions
Tell us about your move.
Tell us where you're going and how much you'd like handled. We'll review the details and follow up.