Piano Removal Service

Knowing pianos inside and out, we understand the importance of moving a piano correctly. As a long-established piano business in Adelaide and Hobart, we have moved thousands of pianos in South Australia and Tasmania for customers and ourselves over the years!

Leaver & Son provides a professional and fully insured piano removal and logistics service with experienced staff and specialist moving equipment. Whether you need a piano moved between rooms or moved between homes/venues, we can provide the right solution to move your valuable instrument safely.

Our removal service isn’t just removal though, our service also includes an inspection on arrival to check all is working as it should. This is a service that standard removalists cannot offer.

We also offer a free assessment of pianos you are looking to purchase privately. Contact us for more details.

Piano Removal between Rooms (Metro Areas)

Piano removal between rooms in your home

From $275 for Upright Pianos & Pianolas

From $440 for Baby Grand Pianos

Piano Removal between Houses (Metro Areas)

Piano removal between homes (including a general dust-out)

From $480 for Upright Pianos

From $660 for Pianolas

From $770 for Baby Grand Pianos (to 6ft)

Piano Removal to Outer Metro & Regional Areas

Our piano removal truck is often heading to outer metro & regional areas. Piano removals to these areas will be quoted on an individual basis. Please contact us with your needs.

To enquire about or book your piano removal service around Adelaide, Hobart or across regional areas, please contact us!

Adelaide & Regional South Australia

Call 08 8362 8813 (Store) or 0408 221 272, or email joe@leaverandson.com.au

Hobart & Regional Tasmania:

Call 0408 221 272 or email joe@leaverandson.com.au

'Play Me Again'
Removal & Recycle Program

From $550 for upright pianos and

From $660 for pianolas & grand pianos

For pianos that are no longer needed, we have a 'Play Me Again' removal and recycle program, whereby we collect your piano at your cost, donate our time to service and tune it, and then re-home it if possible with organisations like kindergartens, community centres, or in community spaces. Sadly, it is becoming harder and harder to find a home for them all and some inevitably will be recycled and disposed of. If we collect a piano and find it is too old to be serviced and re-homed, we keep any parts that are in reasonable condition for repairs to other pianos, and then dispose of the balance.