8 Best Piano Movers in Singapore (2026)
Compare 8 piano movers in Singapore for upright, baby grand and grand pianos, from dedicated piano teams to general movers with a piano service page.
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AI image by LocalRankA piano is not ordinary furniture. Uprights and grands are heavy, awkward to carry through HDB corridors, stairwells and lift lobbies, and a rough move can scratch the finish or knock the instrument out of tune. This guide covers eight Singapore companies that publish a piano moving service on their own websites, from piano-only specialists to general removal firms with a dedicated piano page. Each write-up summarises what the company says it handles, such as storage, disposal or overseas shipping, and how to request a quote. We list no prices because each firm quotes after hearing about the piano and the access route, so compare at least two quotes.
1. Singapore Piano Hub
Singapore Piano Hub is a piano-services business that lists piano moving alongside tuning and repair, which suits owners who want one contact for the whole job. Its moving page asks customers to fill in a request form with their details and preferences, after which the team says it will get in touch to arrange the session. The company says it also offers moving insurance and handles piano recycling and disposal. It notes that prices depend on location and that stairs involve extra charges, so mention the floor and access when you ask. Its site also carries customer comments about moves that were followed by tuning. The firm describes itself as a one-stop platform for people starting a piano journey, which makes it a handy stop.
Island-wide (no address published)
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2. SG Piano Movers
SG Piano Movers is a piano-only business whose website publishes a Hougang Central address and a long menu of piano services. Beyond moving, it lists piano storage, rental, restoration, tuning, disposal and trade-in, so it can suit someone who is also selling or replacing an instrument. The site says its movers are trained in piano handling and uses skid boards, straps, dollies, cranes and lorries where needed. It offers separate pages for upright and grand piano moving, plus an appointment request form on the home page. Pricing is described as a quote based on the job request. Its pages show a 2026 footer, but the same operator appears to run sister sites, so ask for a written quote.
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3. GMove Logistics
GMove Logistics is a general moving company with a dedicated piano movers page, and it lists its Midview City office area in Sin Ming on its contact page. The page says its crews handle pianos across HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes, planning each job around the instrument, the route and the access points. It describes using piano dollies, padded blankets, straps and ramps. For grand pianos it says legs and the pedal lyre are removed where needed, then reassembled on arrival. The page also mentions temporary storage and disposal of an old piano as add-ons that can affect the quote. Enquiries go through the site or the movenow address shown on its contact page, so have the piano type and access details ready.
Sin Ming
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4. Rodex Movers
Rodex Movers publishes a full piano moving page covering digital, upright, baby grand and grand pianos, which makes it useful for comparing how each type is handled. Its site says it has moved pianos in Singapore since 2006 and does site surveys beforehand to check lifts, corridors and stairs. For baby grands and grands it describes taking off the legs, lid and pedal lyre, wrapping them separately and reassembling at the destination. It also mentions skid boards, dollies and straps, and says a shuttle lorry may be needed on some jobs. The quote process starts with a WhatsApp message giving the piano type, both addresses and floor levels. Its contact page lists a Tuas South Link office.
5. Elite Movers
Elite Movers is a home and office removal company with a separate piano moving page, and its contact page gives a Bedok North address. The page walks through three cases, upright, baby grand and full grand, describing padding, a piano board and checks of lift and staircase access. For grand pianos it says legs, lyre and lid are removed, and that craning equipment or extra manpower may be used if access does not allow manual handling. The company states that it carries out a free onsite assessment before any grand piano move. Its FAQ answers that it moves pianos almost every day. A quote can be requested through the site, by email to its sales address or by WhatsApp.
6. Vimbox Movers
Vimbox Movers runs a house, office and international moving business and publishes a piano moving and disposal page. It says it handles upright pianos, baby grand pianos and concert grands, including deliveries via staircases, and that its team uses packing materials such as bubble wrap and foam. For grand pianos it lists dismantling and reassembling the legs and says at least two people carry a piano down stairs when required. Storage is offered on request, and the page describes a disposal service for unwanted instruments. Its process is to take your enquiry, book an appointment and then send the movers. Tell the team the piano's actual weight and type, which the page says helps the crew prepare. Contact is by WhatsApp or its sales email.
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7. Shalom Movers
Shalom Movers is an established general mover whose piano page describes a step-by-step process, and its contact page lists a Kaki Bukit office. The company says it sends a consultant to assess photos or visit the home to check stairs, tight turns and lift access, and to decide whether a crane is needed. It describes quilted blankets, shrink wrap and corner guards for protection, and trucks with tie-down rails and hydraulic tailgates. Storage between moves and a piano and organ disposal service are also listed. Its site states that piano movers are full-time staff with piano training, and that enquiries made on weekdays before 4pm and Saturdays before 11.30am are answered the same day. Quotes can be requested by form or WhatsApp.
Kaki Bukit
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8. The Family Movers
The Family Movers is a relocation company with a dedicated international piano moving page, which makes it the one to look at if the instrument is leaving Singapore. Its site lists moving a piano internationally and locally as a service, and its footer gives an office at Penjuru Road. The page says the team handles grand and upright pianos, spinets, consoles, digital pianos and player pianos, with packing, crating, customs clearance and final delivery through overseas partners. It also gives general tips on comparing shippers, such as asking about crating materials, insurance options and destination delivery. Quotes are tailored after a relocation specialist's assessment, according to the page. Contact is through its sales email, phone or WhatsApp.
How to choose
- Describe the piano precisely when you ask for a quote. Give the type (upright, baby grand or grand), the make and model if you know it, the floor level, and whether there is a lift or stairs at both ends. Photos of corridors and doorways help, and movers can then judge the crew size and equipment.
- Ask whether the company has a piano-specific process and equipment. Dollies, skid boards, padding and straps are common, but grand pianos also involve removing legs and the pedal lyre. Ask who does the dismantling and reassembly, and whether a crane or extra crew might be needed for awkward access.
- Request the quote in writing and ask what it includes. Stairs, long carry distances, lift bookings, shuttle lorries, storage and disposal of an old instrument can change the price, and every firm here says they are quoted per job. Compare at least two written quotes rather than relying on a phone estimate.
- Ask about insurance and damage handling before booking. Some companies mention moving insurance or protection plans, others do not, so ask what is covered if the piano is scratched or dropped, and how to report a problem. Keep photos of the instrument's condition before the move to support any claim.
- Plan the tuning around the move. Several piano-specific firms also offer tuning, storage or disposal, which can simplify a house move or an upgrade. Ask whether the mover can arrange a tuner, but be aware that a tuner is a separate skill, so compare it with specialist tuners if tone matters.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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