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Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd. has been home of the piano moving experts since 1975. No matter what type of piano you have –upright, grand, or baby grand, we have the right tools to dismantle and reassemble your piano.
It is recommended to use an experienced professional when moving and transporting your piano. At Bronte Movers we have the experience and knowledge to ensure your piano is moved with care.
Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd. specializes in moving pianos. You can depend on Bronte Movers staff for secure and safe transport of your high-value and oversized furniture including pianos and much more.
Our staff knows how to prepare and protect your piano with proper handling with our knowledgeable transportation techniques. Contact us today, and we will take extra care of your delicate furniture making sure it is transported safely and efficiently.
We’ll walk you through a personalized move plan, assessing your piano type, access challenges, and protection needs. Expect clear, transparent pricing with no hidden fees, flexible scheduling to suit your timeline, and courteous movers who treat your piano as if it belonged to their own family.
Why Are We Your Trusted Piano Moving Company?
Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd. has the most trusted piano‑moving team. Whether you own an upright, grand, or baby grand, our seasoned movers use specialized dollies, pads, straps, and custom cases to dismantle, transport, and reassemble your instrument with precision.
We bring over 50 years of focused experience, longer than many newer services in the area. We employ a team of experts who are fully licensed and insured. This makes you have a sigh of relief knowing that your piano moving is in safe hands.
Trusted by the Community—Respected by Professionals
We’re proud to be the name that homeowners, schools, concert venues, and music teachers across the region call first. Why? Because we don’t just move pianos, we understand their value, both sentimental and financial.
Our team reaches your location on time, and fully briefed on your piano’s requirements—no surprises, no shortcuts. We’ve built our reputation on trust, and we protect it with every move.
With Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd., your piano isn’t just handled, it’s respected.
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The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board is an independent trust agency that administers compensation and no-fault insurance for Ontario workplaces. Bronte Movers is WSIB Certified and in compliance with workplace safety standards.
Everything You’ve Wondered About Moving a Piano
Moving a piano isn’t something you do every day, so it’s natural to have questions. Here are some of the most common things people ask us to answer clearly and honestly to help you feel confident in your move.
Moving a piano typically costs around $2,000. Companies like Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd. provide clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees.
Not really. Pianos need trained professionals who understand how to handle their weight and delicate inner parts. It’s best to go with a team that specializes in piano moves.
Just clear the space around it and remove any loose items or decorations. We’ll handle the rest, from wrapping to safe transport.
Yes, it’s usually recommended. Even with the utmost care during transport, changes in temperature, humidity, and movement can affect the piano’s tuning. Wait a few days after the move for the instrument to settle before scheduling a tuning.
No. Uprights and grands have very different structures and require different moving techniques. Grand pianos often need partial disassembly and more space for safe handling. That’s why choosing movers like Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd., who understand the nuances of both types, is crucial.
Moving a piano typically costs around $2,000. Companies like Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd. provide clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees.
Not really. Pianos need trained professionals who understand how to handle their weight and delicate inner parts. It’s best to go with a team that specializes in piano moves.
Just clear the space around it and remove any loose items or decorations. We’ll handle the rest, from wrapping to safe transport.
Yes, it’s usually recommended. Even with the utmost care during transport, changes in temperature, humidity, and movement can affect the piano’s tuning. Wait a few days after the move for the instrument to settle before scheduling a tuning.
No. Uprights and grands have very different structures and require different moving techniques. Grand pianos often need partial disassembly and more space for safe handling. That’s why choosing movers like Bronte Movers & Cartage Ltd., who understand the nuances of both types, is crucial.
