The digital piano movers Surrey calls when the instrument matters. Consoles, stage keyboards, stands and amps, padded, packed and carried by our own trained crew, never subcontractors.
Honest hourly estimate. No obligation.
A digital piano isn’t heavy the way a safe is heavy. Most consoles land between 100 and 190 lb. The trouble is what’s inside. A weighted 88-key action, circuit boards, a speaker system, and a cabinet that can rack if two people grab it by the ends and wrestle it down the stairs. Local Movers Ltd has spent over 6 years moving instruments and electronics across Surrey, and a Clavinova gets the same care from our crew as a grand.
The crew is ours from quote to setup. No subcontractors, no rented van full of strangers. The people carrying your keyboard are the same trained movers IKEA, Cozey and Samsung trust with their deliveries across the Lower Mainland. They pad the cabinet, protect the key cover, and keep the instrument upright and strapped so the action never takes a bounce it can’t handle.
If it’s a real acoustic upright or a grand you’re moving, that’s a heavier job with a bigger crew and a piano board, and our Surrey piano moving service covers it. For anything with a power cord, you’re already on the right page. Pricing is time-based, billed on the actual hours worked and broken down up front, the same way we price every Surrey move.
Yamaha Clavinova and Arius, Roland HP, Kawai CA and CN, Casio Celviano. The music rest comes off, the key cover gets protected, and the cabinet gets wrapped in moving blankets before it leaves the room. It rides upright, strapped to a padded dolly, so the weighted action and the boards inside never carry the weight of the cabinet.
Nord, Yamaha CP, Roland Fantom, Korg. An 88-key stage board usually weighs 25 to 50 lb, light enough to carry, fragile enough to ruin with one corner drop. The original box is the best ride it can get, so keep it if you have it. If not, we wrap and box the board ourselves and your cables travel coiled and labelled.
Wooden stands and pedal units come apart before the move and go back together at the other end, with the hardware bagged and taped to the stand. X-stands fold, benches get wrapped, and keyboard amps and powered monitors ride padded and upright. If your setup includes a desk, a rack or a monitor pair, it all goes on the same truck.
Billed on the actual hours worked, with the full breakdown in your hands before we book. No guesswork, no padded hours.
No subcontractors, ever. The movers who quote your keyboard move are the movers who carry it.
370+ Surrey customers have rated us five stars. Instruments and electronics are a big part of why.
Three brands that don’t gamble on delivery crews chose ours. Your piano gets the same hands.
Tell us the make and model, the floors at both ends, and the date. You get an honest hourly estimate up front.
Music rest off, key cover protected, cabinet blanket-wrapped, cables coiled and labelled, hardware bagged.
Upright on a padded dolly, strapped in the truck, corners and doorways protected at both ends.
Stand rebuilt, pedals reattached, piano placed where you want it. The hours on the sheet are the hours on the bill.
Real five-star reviews from Surrey customers, pulled straight from Google.
Great experience from start to finish! Abhi and Gary were professional, punctual, and handled my belongings with great care, making the entire move smooth, efficient, and stress-free.
We had great service from the guys moving our household to two different storage units. They took very good care to make sure the correct items went to the right place. They were very respectful, friendly, efficient, and capable. We were very pleased how they wrapped and packed our items. I would definitely recommend using them.
Sach and Karan are amazing movers!!! No wall dents, nothing damaged, really really kind, professional, timely, and efficient. Will definitely request to use them again. Thank you so much!!!
Every call about a keyboard lands on the same question sooner or later. What will this cost? Our answer is the same on every job we run. Pricing is time-based, billed on the actual hours the crew works. A minimum charge covers the truck and crew to your door, and after that the clock runs in 30-minute increments. Nobody pays for a rounded-up hour that didn’t happen.
Before we book your move, you get the breakdown up front. Hourly rate, crew size, travel time. You see every number before a single cable comes unplugged. IKEA and Cozey get that same written breakdown on their deliveries, and it’s why our bills land where the estimate said they would. Four things move the number on a piano or keyboard job.
A 25 lb Casio Privia and a 190 lb flagship Clavinova are different jobs. Most digital piano moves run with a 2-mover crew, and we set the crew when we quote, not on your doorstep.
A ground-floor pickup is the fastest job we do. Three flights in a townhouse add real minutes, and in a tower a booked, padded service elevator keeps the clock short.
Wrapping the cabinet, boxing cables and pedals, and breaking down the stand all sit inside the hourly rate. The original box for a stage keyboard saves the crew time and saves you money.
Across Surrey is quick. Out to another Lower Mainland city adds travel time, and travel sits in the written breakdown, never bolted onto the bill after the fact.
And that’s the entire story. Actual hours, 30-minute increments after the minimum, every number shown before you book. Call (778) 242-2877 with the make and model and what the stairs look like at both ends. You’ll hang up with a real number in a few minutes.
After six years of instrument and electronics moves across Surrey, we know what actually protects a keyboard, and what quietly shortens the bill. Here are 10 things worth doing before the truck pulls up.
A Clavinova CLP and a Privia are 150 lb apart. Text us the model number and we size the crew right the first time. Can’t find it? A photo of the badge works.
For a stage keyboard, the factory box with its foam inserts beats any wrap job. If it’s in your closet or garage, tell us when you book and we’ll pack the board into it.
Workstations and stage boards hold your patches and setlists onboard. Save them to a USB stick before move day. Moves go right, but a backup costs you 5 minutes.
One photo of the back panel before we unplug anything. Reconnecting pedals, amps and audio interfaces at the new place goes from an hour of guessing to 10 minutes of copying.
The rest is the first thing to snap in a doorway. Slide it out of its slots and pack it flat with your books. If it’s screwed on, leave it and our crew will take it off.
A piano coming out of a cold truck into a warm living room can sweat inside. Give it a couple of hours to reach room temperature before you plug it in and power up.
Grabbing the cabinet at both ends twists it, and the action inside feels every twist. Our crew lifts from under the case with straps. Leave the lift to us, that’s the job.
Tower moves live and die on the service elevator. Ask your building manager for a window and the pads a week ahead. Nothing shortens a condo move like an elevator waiting on the pads.
Every screw and wing nut from the bench, stand and pedal unit goes in one zip bag, taped to the stand. We do this on every job, and it’s why reassembly never stalls.
Roll up the runner, move the shoe rack, prop the doors. Every 10 minutes of clearing you do the night before is 10 minutes off a bill that runs on actual time.
The towers around Surrey City Centre are where a lot of our keyboard calls come from. A console digital piano is the practical choice in a condo. Headphone practice, no tuning, and it fits the living room. Getting it up there is the part that takes planning. The move runs through a loading bay, a booked service elevator and a hallway with corners, and every one of those steps is on the clock.
So we plan them before we lift. The elevator gets booked and padded, the cabinet gets blanket-wrapped in the bay, and the piano rides the dolly upright with the key side protected. One mover steers, one spots the corners. In a townhouse it’s the same thinking pointed at stairs. The three-storey layouts in Clayton Heights usually put the living space on the middle floor, so the piano goes up a flight no matter what, and we walk that flight before the cabinet does.
Either way the billing works the same. A crew sized to the job, actual hours on the clock, and the breakdown in your hands before we book. Tell us the building, the floor and the model when you call, and we’ll tell you how the whole move will run.
Yes, every week. Console digital pianos, stage keyboards, synths, stands and amps, moved on their own or as part of a full home move. Our own crew pads the cabinet, protects the keys and keeps the instrument upright on the dolly.
Pricing is time-based, billed on the actual hours the crew works. A minimum charge covers the truck and crew to your door, then the clock runs in 30-minute increments. We break the whole rate down for you up front, before we book the move.
No. Packing is part of the job. If you kept the original box, that’s the best ride a stage keyboard can get, so tell us and we’ll use it. If not, we wrap the instrument in moving blankets, protect the keys, and box the cables, pedals and hardware.
We keep consoles upright whenever the route allows it, strapped to a padded dolly. If a tight stairwell forces an angle, we support the cabinet through the turn so the key action and the boards inside never carry the load.
Yes. Wooden stands and pedal assemblies come off before the cabinet moves, and the screws travel in a labelled bag taped to the stand. At the new place we rebuild the stand, reattach the pedals and set the piano where you want it.
Give it a couple of hours. An instrument coming out of a cold truck into a warm room can build condensation inside, and powering it up wet is how boards get damaged. Let it reach room temperature first, then plug in.
Yes. A single Nord or workstation with its stand and amp is a real booking, not too small for us. Small moves still get the padded truck, the blankets and the same careful hands, billed on the actual time the job takes.
Our own trained crew, never subcontractors. These are the same people IKEA, Cozey and Samsung trust with their deliveries across the Lower Mainland. The crew that prices your move is the crew that shows up.
We move those too. An acoustic upright or a grand is a heavier job with different gear, a bigger crew and a piano board. Ask for our Surrey piano moving service when you call and we’ll set the right crew for it.
Local crew, careful hands, billed on actual time. Get your free estimate today.
Local Movers Ltd · 8567 164 St, Surrey, BC V4N 3K4 · (778) 242-2877 · Open Mon-Sun
