A piano doesn’t move because four people are willing to lift it. It moves because someone brought the right board, ramp, and rigging straps for the specific stairs, doorway, and hallway involved. Wesley Broussard, a crew chief with GQS Movers since 2016, handles most of the rigging jobs personally, and the same equipment that gets an upright or grand piano out of a house safely also covers gun safes and other single heavy items that a standard moving dolly isn’t built for. Stairs, doorway widths, and tight turns get assessed during the quote rather than discovered on move day, and the job runs either as a stand-alone booking or folded into a full residential move.
What’s Included
- Piano board, ramps, and rigging straps on every job
- Same equipment used for gun safes and other heavy items
- Stairs, doorway widths, and turns assessed at the quote stage
- Crew chief oversight on every rigging job
- Available stand-alone or bundled with a residential move
- Flat pricing quoted after the walkthrough, not guessed on-site
What Does It Cost?
Pay by the hour from $119/hr with two movers, or take a flat total by home size from about $429 if you’d like it settled first
Truck, pads, and dollies are included at every crew size: $119 an hour for two movers, $159 for three, $199 for four. Rather not pay by the clock? Dominic can quote a flat figure by bedroom count. Basic released-value coverage is free on every move, and he’ll add full-value protection on request.
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