Let Owen’s office know where things start, where they’re headed, roughly what’s coming along — piano or not — and when you’re hoping to move. A single number usually lands in your inbox the same business day, no broker follow-up calls attached.
Details that speed things up
- Starting and destination addresses or ZIP codes
- Roughly how much is in the home
- Piano make and size, if one’s part of the move
- Any stairs, an elevator, or a narrow rowhome doorway
- The date you’re aiming for, plus wiggle room if any
How the number stays fixed
Crews that already know York’s rowhome stairwells and the layout of every township can put a number in writing from the start rather than tracking hours as they go. Sign it, and that’s the total — piano included as its own line.
Steps from here to move day
- Share the basics Type it into the form, or simply dial the office.
- Receive your number Most requests hear back the same day.
- Lock in the date Say yes, and the crew and truck are yours.
- The big day Crews wrap, carry, and set up your belongings — piano handled with care.
Building blocks of your number
| Input | Effect on your number |
|---|---|
| Rooms & inventory volume | Determines truck and crew size |
| Piano type & placement | Console, upright, baby grand, or grand rate |
| Stairs, elevator, rowhome entry | Adds to carry and setup time |
| Mileage | Township hop versus multi-state haul |
Weighing your options? Set local moving side by side with long-distance moving, or swing back to Apollo Piano Moving’s homepage to get going.