Piano Removal & Disposal

Yes, including some piano donation programs that will even pick up your piano for free.

If you can’t find a piano donation program available in your area, some nationwide charities like the Salvation Army or Goodwill might also take pianos, depending on their condition, size and age. Occasionally churches also need a new piano and would be happy to have one donated to them.

If you aren’t able to find a piano donation program near you, calling a professional junk removal service like LoadUp can help! We strive to keep as much unwanted junk out of landfills as possible, which means we try to donating or selling your piano first.

Exceptionally large pianos often require special equipment and handling that only professional piano movers can provide, especially if there are stairs or narrow hallways involved. There are specific piano dollies that you need in order to move a piano depending on the type and weight. There is a grand piano truck dolly, upright and digital dollies, a self-lifting dolly, hydraulic dolly, adjustable spinet and console dolly, plus many more.

We recommend also renting a piano board or piano skid board to hold your piano in place. You will want to protect the piano keys, piano pedals, plus the front, back and sides with a large, heavy blanket. Secure all sides with tape.

For professional piano haul away, contact LoadUp for an upfront guaranteed price.

The average cost for professional piano disposal, pickup and haul away service starts at $400. Disassembly is extra, and depends on the type and location of your piano.

For more information about LoadUp’s disposal costs for your particular piano, organ or other keyed instrument, give us a call. One of our knowledgable customer service representatives will be able to assist you with an upfront, guaranteed quote.

Piano removal appointments can be more difficult than other junk removal services, depending on the type of piano and where it is located. Grand and baby grand pianos generally require disassembly, whereas an upright piano would not. However, if your piano is located upstairs or down a narrow hallway, it might be necessary to disassemble it regardless of size.

To determine if your piano removal appointment will require disassembly service, we ask you to send pictures of your piano and its location. From there, our customer service representatives will decide if our add-on disassembly service is needed.