Piano Removalists in Geelong

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Geelong Piano Removalists

Transporting a piano takes skill, patience, and specialist equipment—and that’s exactly what Bellarine Removals brings to every job in Geelong.


Whether it’s an upright or grand piano, our experienced piano removalists ensure your instrument is handled with care from start to finish.


Geelong’s varied terrain and tight access points are no challenge for our expert team. We take the time to plan every step of the move, protecting both the piano and your property.


If you’re moving homes, performing at a new venue, or need secure storage, we’re ready to assist. Call 0478 088 244 for careful piano removals today.

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Reliable Handling, Peace of Mind

We know how much your piano means to you, whether it’s a treasured family heirloom or your everyday instrument. That’s why our Geelong piano removalists use the right trolleys, padding, and lifting techniques to ensure your piano arrives in perfect condition.


We assess the route in advance, considering stairs, doorways, and surfaces to avoid last-minute problems.


During transport, we secure everything tightly to reduce movement and vibration. Once we reach your destination, we carefully position and reassemble the piano as needed.


With Bellarine Removals, your piano move is handled with the respect it deserves—by people who truly care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do you move a piano without damaging it?

    Moving a piano without causing damage requires careful planning, the right equipment, and proper technique. 


    Pianos are heavy and fragile—components like the legs, pedals, and internal strings are delicate and easily damaged if mishandled. 


    First, the piano should be wrapped in padded moving blankets and secured with straps to avoid movement during transit. 


    If stairs or tight spaces are involved, the piano may need to be partially disassembled, especially the legs and lid on a grand piano.


    Specialised equipment like piano dollies, lifting straps, and ramps are used to transport the instrument safely. 


    It’s highly recommended to hire professionals who are trained in piano logistics to avoid damage to the piano, floors, or walls.

  • How much does it cost to move a piano?

    The cost of moving a piano depends on several factors, including the type of piano (upright, baby grand, or grand), the distance of the move, the difficulty of access (stairs, tight doorways, etc.), and whether the piano needs to be stored or disassembled. 


    On average, local piano removals can cost anywhere from $200 to $600, while long-distance or interstate moves may range from $500 to $1,200 or more. 


    Additional charges may apply for stairs, cranes, or complicated access points. It's important to get a detailed quote from a piano removal specialist to understand exactly what’s included and avoid surprise fees.

  • Do pianos need to be tuned after being moved?

    Yes, pianos often need to be tuned after a move, even if they were handled carefully.


    The change in environment—especially temperature and humidity—can affect the tension of the strings and the soundboard, causing the piano to go slightly out of tune.


    This is particularly true for long-distance or interstate moves where the piano has been exposed to different climates. 


    However, it’s recommended to wait about 2–3 weeks after moving before tuning, giving the instrument time to acclimate to its new space. 


    Regular maintenance, including post-move tuning, helps preserve the sound quality and lifespan of the piano.

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