Musical Instruments
Delivery Service

Upright and grand pianos combine substantial weight with surfaces sensitive to humidity, vibration, and impact. Wooden frames typically disassemble into headboard, footboard, side rails, and slats. Metal frames often fold or separate into manageable sections. Divan bases arrive as one-piece units (single/small double) or split bases (king/super king). Queen-size frames occupy the middle ground between double and king dimensions. Their 152 cm width fits most bedrooms comfortably while providing extra sleeping space. Frame materials include solid wood, engineered wood, metal, and upholstered designs—each requiring appropriate protective measures during transport.

Acoustic and electric guitars concentrate risk at three points: the headstock, the neck joint, and the body edges. The storage compartment base lifts via hydraulic arms, creating a vulnerable point during transport. We secure the mechanism before movement to prevent damage. Double ottoman beds typically arrive as single units, while king ottomans split into two sections for manageability. Storage drawers underneath frames need removal before transport. We track all components carefully, ensuring drawers and frames reunite correctly at destination.

Portable keyboards and synthesizers vary from compact 61-key units to full 88-key weighted instruments with stands and expression pedals. Stands require disassembly and individual wrapping — legs transported loose scratch keyboard casings in transit. We inventory all components at collection and confirm the complete set at delivery. Our musical instruments delivery service covers keyboards of any size, with equipment matched to the instrument's dimensions rather than applied uniformly.

Saxophones and other woodwinds arrive damaged most often through one cause: transport outside their case, or inside a case with loose internal padding. Key mechanisms bend from pressure. The bow and bell are vulnerable to any direct impact. We transport saxophones in their cases where possible, with the case itself wrapped and supported against lateral movement in the vehicle. Instruments without adequate cases receive foam-padded rigid outer protection.

Violins, violas, and cellos are among the most fragile items we handle. The bridge stands upright under string tension and falls if strings loosen from vibration. Tailpieces and fine tuners catch on internal case lining during movement. For string instruments, we check case fit before collection — a case that allows internal movement creates damage even on short journeys. Cellos and double basses require the same two-person handling approach as heavier items due to their awkward dimensions during doorway navigation.

Amplifier cabinets reach 40–80 kg. Upright pianos and full drum kits require coordinated carries through doorways and up stairwells. Our paired approach divides weight appropriately while enabling coordinated navigation through challenging spaces. No surprise charges appear for the second person—this model forms our standard service structure.

We do not stop at the front door. The instrument arrives in the room where it will actually be used — a practice room, home studio, concert stage, or storage space. We eliminate this problem by bringing items directly to your bedroom. Precise positioning in your chosen location completes the service properly.

Soft moving blankets protect lacquered and painted surfaces from scratches. Rigid backing boards go behind guitar bodies and keyboard faces to prevent flex during vehicle movement. We connect rails, attach headboards, and ensure structural stability. Complex mechanisms or specialized tools might require dedicated assembly services, though most standard frames present no difficulties.

Multi-part instruments — drum kits, brass instruments in cases, keyboard setups with stands and pedals — are inventoried at collection. Every component departs together and arrives together. Frame components receive blanket wrapping. Corner protectors shield vulnerable edges. Straps stabilize loads during vehicle movement. Proper materials prevent the damage commonly seen with inexperienced handlers.

We collect from music shops, rehearsal studios, recording facilities, and auction houses. Timing fits around business hours and session bookings. We narrow arrival timing with 3-hour windows rather than vague all-day ranges. Flexibility in scheduling accommodates work commitments and personal obligations when possible.

Three-hour arrival windows cover mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Saturday slots suit performers and collectors with full weekday schedules. City centers and rural locations both receive identical service standards. Distance affects pricing but not our commitment to careful handling and room placement.