What to do with an old piano nobody wants

By Junk Pros GTA1 min read

Most old pianos are worth less than the cost of moving them, and few charities take one. Here's how to get one out.

What to do with an old piano nobody wants

An old piano is one of the hardest household items to get rid of. Uprights run 300 to 500 lbs, grands more, and most are worth less than the cost of moving them, which is why donation almost never works. Removal usually needs a crew and the right equipment.

Why you can't just donate it

Schools and charities are flooded with offers of old pianos and decline nearly all of them, especially uprights that need tuning or repair.

Getting it out safely

Pianos are top-heavy and unforgiving on stairs. We bring the crew and equipment to get them out without damaging floors, walls, or people.

What it costs

Piano removal starts at $469 depending on type, stairs, and access. Send a photo and tell us the floor.

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