Our Piano Moving Company moves upright, console, grand pianos and organs in South Florida and Miami, FL

We are piano movers with high-tech equipment

Triumph Services Corporation

Rated A ⁺ by the Better Business Bureau  

Upright Piano Moving - Baby Grand Piano Moving - Grand Piano Moving

Triumph Services Corporation specializes in piano moving. It is our finest moving job.

We have state of the art equipment to move your piano without damaging it, even if it needs to be moved up or down stairs.

Our South Florida Moving Company differs from other moving companies because we hire trained professionals and supervise the piano moving jobs.

Check out our Moving Company Referrals and see for yourself what our customers have to say about our Moving Services.

Triumph's uniformed employees are careful, polite, friendly, courteous, and perform professionally in all piano moving services.

Since we do not pay for advertising to promote our piano moving services, it is our professionalism that builds our reputation and allows for our clientele to grow all over the Florida State by "word of mouth."

Waldo Dasilva - Owner of  Triumph S. Corporation (954) 445-4357

Just call us at  954 445-4357 or 954 665-5666 to set up an appointment.

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Upright piano moving                        Electronic Piano Moving

Electronic organ packed for shipment

Below our exclusive Grand Piano procedure

Piano packers do the best piano packing and wrapping for shipment.

We use our hydraulic jacks to lower and raise your piano.

We do NOT use the old fashioned and dangerous system of lowering one corner of the piano on the ground, because this procedure can damage the piano or crack the lacca.

The piano is disassembled where needed for safe wrapping and transportation.

Hinges are removed.

Stand stick and other devices are removed and wrapped for transportation.

The lyre is dismantled and removed for transportation

Jacks positioned to lift the piano so the feet may be removed.

Jacks positioned to lift the piano to remove the feet.

Piano resting over the jacks without the feet.

Piano resting over the jacks without the feet.

Piano lowered without the feet and ready to be tilted safely over the piano dolly.

Piano lowered without the feet and ready to be tilted safely over the piano dolly.

Piano being strapped to the piano dolly.

Piano strapped to the piano dolly.

Final wrapping before transportation over a safe panel cart with special arms.

Piano on special panel cart.

White Piano being packed for truck transportation for outside State

Piano without the feet over the jacks ready to be turned on the piano dolly

White Piano already wrapped in moving pads, 3 ply paper pads, card board and shrink wrap already siting inside of the truck

Piano lid, piano lyre, piano feet, and all other components packed and strapped inside of the truck ready for transportation

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We can move to any Florida State city. Bellow are the most common ones we move to:

   Hints about moving a Piano

When you move your piano it will need to be tuned up. Caracteristics of the new room will interfere with its tunning. Humidity of the new room is the factor that is most likely to interfere with the piano tunning.

You should not have the piano tuned as soon as you move it. Allow some weeks for the piano's wood to interact with the humidity of the new place, then have the piano tuned.

Because the Grand or Baby Grand piano must sit on its side for transportation, the piano keys can shift and get stuck. If this happens, the piano may not be played until the piano techinician realigns them. Stuck keys do not mean the piano is broken, they may simply have shifted during transportation. Although this is unlikely, it does sometimes happen.

Prior to the move, you may have the piano action locked for transportation. After it is moved a technician must unlock it.

Have all your sheet music taken out of the piano stool before the moving day. This will prevent it from falling off the stool and getting wrinkled or mixed up.

When shipping your piano off shore, have it crated in a wood crate, totaly closed and sealed. Make sure to place anti-humidity products in the crate since shipping containers allow for humidity to get through. Warehouses where the container stays waiting for customs release also tend to be humid, further risking damage to the piano if anti-humidity products are not used.

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