Getting a 400-pound upright down a staircase in a two-story Sun Lakes home takes a piano board and the right rigging angle, not four people willing to push. Hutton Voss has run these jobs since coming on as a crew chief in 2016, walking the stairs, hallway turns, and doorway widths on the estimate call so the rigging plan is set before the truck ever pulls up. Flat pricing replaces the hourly clock: $255 for an upright, $415 for a baby grand or grand, and $200 to $335 for gun safes and other single heavy items depending on weight. The job books stand-alone or folds into a full residential move on the same date — same rigging equipment, same crew, whether it’s a piano or a 700-pound safe going down the same staircase.
What Comes With It
- Piano board, ramp, and rigging straps sized to your stairs and doorways
- Flat pricing quoted after a stairs-and-doorway assessment
- Same rigging equipment used for gun safes and other heavy items
- Crew chief oversight on every job
- Available stand-alone or bundled into a residential move
- Flat fee means no hourly clock during rigging
What You’ll Pay
Two ways to book it: $129/hr for a two-mover crew, or a flat rate by bedroom count starting at $1,950 for four-bedroom-plus homes if you’d rather lock in a total up front
Truck, blankets, and dollies are built into the rate, not billed as extras: $129 for two movers, $169 for three, $209 for four, each added mover after that at $40 an hour, or a flat $1,950 to $2,650 for four-bedroom-plus homes if you’d rather skip the clock — a $150 deposit applies either way. A two-hour arrival window comes standard on your quote, with a live tracking link texted the morning of the move. Basic released-value coverage rides on every job at no charge, and Desmond will walk you through the full-value upgrade on the estimate call if you want the higher payout ceiling.
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