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Piano Movers in Norfolk County

Serving Simcoe and Norfolk County with dedicated piano boards, trained crew, and proper wrapping for every piano type. Upright, baby grand, or full grand, fully insured and ready.

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Piano movers in Norfolk County moving an upright piano

Piano Types

Upright, Baby Grand & Grand Piano Moving

Every piano type requires a different crew size, different technique, and different equipment. We move uprights, baby grands, and full grands across Norfolk County and Ontario. We know the difference before we show up.

Upright piano being moved by Two Dudes, One Couch in Norfolk County

Upright Piano

2 Movers
Standard

Uprights are the most straightforward piano move. Two movers can handle most jobs without disassembly. They still require proper piano moving equipment, blankets, a piano board, and controlled technique, especially on stairs and narrow hallways.

Cotton blanket placed directly against the piano finish to prevent scratches
Heavy moving blanket over top to protect walls and prevent dents
Piano board with ratchet straps for controlled movement on stairs
Rollers used on flat ground for smooth, controlled positioning

Also handles chest height uprights. Confirm your piano dimensions when you book.

Baby grand piano being moved with legs removed.

Baby Grand Piano

2–5 Movers
Complex

Baby grand piano moving requires more knowledge and more crew. Legs, pedals, and the top must come off before the move and the process varies by brand and model. Some older models have legs locked in rather than bolted, requiring small consistent taps with a rubber mallet to release. Bolt reassembly is a delicate step as re-threading the hole is easy to do if rushed and can cause minor damage.

Legs, pedals, and top removed before moving, process varies by brand and model
Rubber mallet used on older models to release locked-in legs with small consistent taps
Bolt reassembly done with care, re-threading the hole is a common mistake if rushed
Ceram wrap applied before placing on the piano board to waterproof the instrument
Grand piano being moved sideways on a piano board.

Full Grand Piano

3–5 Movers
Advanced

Full grand piano moving is the most demanding job we do. Heavier, taller, and with a higher center of gravity than uprights, full grands require a dedicated crew member balancing the piano at all times. The piano is placed on the board sideways and requires constant control through every turn and staircase.

Placed on piano board sideways for controlled transport
At least one crew member dedicated to balancing at all times due to higher center of gravity
Legs, pedals, and top fully removed and reassembled with care at the destination
3–5 movers depending on stairs, building access, and piano size
Hydraulic dolly used in unique situations where standard equipment is not sufficient

Equipment

Equipment Used for Piano Moving

Every item on this list is on our truck for every piano job. All of it. This is what separates a piano move done right from one that causes damage.

Blankets on railings and the floor, ready for the piano to be moved

Toolbox & Rubber Mallet

Disassembly

Used to disconnect legs, pedals, and any parts that need to come off before the move. On older models, the rubber mallet delivers small consistent taps to release legs that are locked in rather than bolted.

Cotton Blanket

Finish Protection

The softest layer and the first thing that touches the piano. Goes directly against the finish to prevent any scratches before anything else is applied. Most DIY moves skip this step entirely.

Heavy Moving Blanket

Wall & Dent Protection

Goes over the cotton blanket to protect walls, doorframes, and stairwells during transit. Also prevents dents to the piano body when moving through tight spaces.

Ceram Wrap

Waterproofing

Applied over the blankets before the piano is placed on the board. Waterproofs the instrument during outdoor transit, protecting against rain, humidity, and temperature changes between locations.

Piano Board

Transport Platform

A dedicated board with handles for pulling and pushing up and down stairs. Has slits built into the wood specifically for ratchet straps to pass through and secure the piano to the board safely.

Ratchet Straps

Securing

Thread through the slits in the piano board and connect the piano securely so it cannot shift during movement. Used both on the board during stair work and inside the truck during transit.

Rollers

Flat Ground Movement

Used for smooth, controlled movement on flat ground. Eliminates the need to lift and carry the piano across level floors, reducing strain on the crew and risk of uncontrolled movement.

Hydraulic Dolly

Heavy Lift Situations

Brought for unique situations where standard equipment is not sufficient. Used when access is extremely tight, the piano is exceptionally heavy, or stairs require a different approach than the piano board allows.

Reviews

What Our Customers Say

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"These guys are great. They moved a spinet upright piano into my house fast, handled it with care, and were super friendly the whole time. Price was fair too. Totally will hire them again in the future."

"Two dudes one couch did an amazing job moving my wife's and my piano set! They showed up with a positive attitude and were very respectful. I was impressed by how carefully they handled everything."

"I would use them every time I moved. Professional and quick, they were so careful and made a couple of seniors very happy. They took less time than the estimate and no surprise charges!"

"10/10 would absolutely hire again. Hard workers and showed up with everything to protect the floors, banisters, and more. You could tell right away they knew exactly what they were doing."

Our Process

The Piano Moving Process

Every piano move follows the same disciplined process. Nothing is skipped, nothing is improvised. Drive through it below.

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Arrival

Prep the Home

Before anything moves, we prep. Doors come off where needed, railings and floors are protected, and tools and equipment are brought in and staged. Your home gets the same protection as your piano.

2

Wrapping

Wrap the Piano

The cotton blanket goes on first, directly against the finish. The heavy moving blanket goes over top to protect the piano body and any walls or doorframes it passes through. Ceram wrap is applied last to waterproof the instrument before it goes outside.

Why this order matters Skipping the cotton blanket or applying ceram wrap before the blankets traps moisture against the finish. Each layer has a specific job and the sequence is not optional.
3

Disassembly

Remove Legs, Pedals & Top

For baby grands and full grands, legs, pedals, and the top must come off before the move. The process varies by brand and model. On older models, legs are locked in rather than bolted and require small consistent taps with a rubber mallet to release safely. Bolt reassembly at the destination is done carefully as re-threading the hole is a common mistake if rushed.

4

Securing

Onto the Piano Board

The wrapped piano is placed onto the piano board. Ratchet straps are threaded through the slits in the board and secured tightly. For full grands, the piano goes on sideways and at least one crew member is dedicated to balancing it at all times due to its higher center of gravity.

Full grand note A grand piano on its side has a very different weight distribution than an upright. One crew member stays on balance duty from this point until the piano is off the board.
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Movement

Navigate Stairs & Hallways

The piano board handles the stairs with handles that allow the crew to pull and push with full control. Rollers take over on flat ground for smooth, controlled movement through hallways and rooms. The hydraulic dolly is used in unique situations where standard equipment is not sufficient.

6

Loading

Load & Secure in the Truck

The piano is loaded into the truck and ratcheted down. The same disciplined loading process applies whether it is a local move across Simcoe or a long distance move to Hamilton. Nothing shifts in transit.

7

Delivery

Prep the Drop-Off Location

On arrival, the destination is prepped the same way as the pickup location. Doors come off if needed, floors are protected, and tight access points are covered. The piano does not move until the path is ready.

8

Completion

Unload, Reassemble & Place

The piano is unloaded, unwrapped, and placed exactly where you want it. Legs, pedals, and any removed parts are reassembled carefully. Once the piano is in position, we clean up any mess the move caused and confirm the job is complete with you before we leave.

We always ask how we can improve After every job we ask for feedback. It is a standard part of how we operate and part of why our team is mentioned in reviews by name.
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Service Area

Piano Moving Across Norfolk County & Ontario

We move pianos across Simcoe, all of Norfolk County, and across Ontario. Long distance piano moves are available with the same equipment and crew standards as every local job.

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Simcoe Norfolk County Brantford Hamilton Woodstock London Paris Tillsonburg Cambridge Kitchener Waterloo Mississauga Toronto Delhi Port Dover Caledonia Dunnville Haldimand County
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Two Dudes, One Couch crew moving a piano in Norfolk County

Why It Matters

Why Hire a Professional Piano Mover

Pianos are heavy, fragile, and unforgiving of mistakes. The wrong technique, missing equipment, or an undersized crew is how finishes get scratched, bolts get stripped, and people get hurt. We bring the right crew, the right equipment, and the experience to back it up.

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Moves completed since 2022
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Cities served across Ontario
WSIB coverage on every crew member — no liability on you if something goes wrong.
Dedicated piano boards, cotton blankets, ceram wrap, and ratchet straps on every job.
Crew size matched to your piano type — uprights, baby grands, and full grands handled differently.