Few household items are heavier or more unwieldy to get out a door than a piano, and the sloping foothill lots and older Mesilla homes around here raise the difficulty. Our crew shows up with piano dollies, straps, and padding to ease uprights, consoles, baby grands, and organs down stairs and around tight corners without gouging a wall or a floor. We know many of these instruments hold years of family memory, so each one is handled with real care. If your piano still plays or can be nursed back into tune, we try to find it a home with a Las Cruces school, church, or community music program; instruments beyond repair are taken apart so the wood, metal, and hardware can be recycled. Piano jobs usually need two or three crew members and the right gear — we set a flat rate and do every bit of the lifting.
Uprights start near $200. A baby grand usually runs $350 to $500 depending on stairs and access. We confirm the flat rate before we begin.
If it still plays or can be tuned, we look to place it with a Las Cruces school, church, or community center before it ever gets recycled.
Yes. Our crew has the gear and the experience to move a piano down stairs safely, including the steeper hillside homes in the east foothills.
Recliners, bunk beds, dining sets, and old office chairs walked out of any room — and routed to a Las Cruces reuse program whenever they still have life left.
On-call hauling for Mesilla Valley households and businesses. Show us the pile, step back, and the crew does the carrying, loading, and sweeping.
Whole-home clear-outs handled gently and on your timeline, with anything still useful steered to area charities instead of the landfill.