Pianos are among the heaviest and most awkward things to get out of a house, and El Paso's stepped Westside and Kern Place homes make it harder still. Our crew brings piano dollies, straps, and padding to move uprights, consoles, baby grands, and organs down stairs and through tight turns without gouging walls or floors. We know many of these instruments carry family history, so we handle each one with care. If your piano still plays or can be tuned back into shape, we try to place it with an El Paso school, church, or community program; instruments past saving are dismantled and the wood, metal, and hardware recycled. Piano jobs usually take two or three crew members and specialized gear — we quote a flat rate and do all the lifting.
Uprights start around $200. Baby grands typically run $350–$500, depending on stairs and access. We confirm the flat rate up front.
If it still plays or can be tuned, we try to place it with an El Paso school, church, or community center before recycling it.
Yes. Our crew has the equipment and experience to bring pianos down stairs safely, including the steeper Westside and Kern Place homes.
Old sectionals, bed frames, dressers, and patio sets get carried straight out — anything still sturdy goes to a donation partner instead of a landfill.
Got a pile that needs to disappear? Our Horizon City crew shows up with a box truck and enough hands to clear a garage, a spare room, or a backyard in one pass.
Settling a family estate takes time, and we work at the pace you need — sorting keepsakes aside and sending anything usable to a local donation center.