★★★★★ Rated 4.9/5 by 28 local households

Piano, Organ & Specialty Movers in Felton, PA

The Felton, PA movers you can count on — home, apartment, office or piano.

Grand pianos down row-home stairwells, church organs, 1,400-pound safes — Curtis Bollinger heads the team on anything one wrong knock would destroy.

  • Whole homes, walk-up apartments, offices and church halls
  • We take on the packing, the storage and every building COI
  • A W-2 crew riding our own trucks, never day labor

Free written quote

Give us the basics of your move and a signed flat estimate comes back to you, usually within the hour on a weekday.

We send the signed flat rate straight to your inbox, usually inside the hour on a weekday. No cost, no strings.

Pianos, organs and the hard-to-move

The name on the truck is no accident — specialty work is where this company started, and it still lands squarely on Curtis Bollinger. A typical week for him means grands and upright pianos, console and pipe organs pulled from church sanctuaries, gun safes ranging 600 to north of 1,400 lbs, slate pool tables, and the occasional antique highboy or framed gallery piece. The calls we field most are pianos and organs leaving York row homes and country churches, where easing one down a stairwell is nothing like rolling it onto a ramp.

Since no specialty piece slots onto a by-the-hour rate, we quote each as a flat job — sizing up the instrument, which floor it rests on, whether a ramp or a stairwell is involved, and how loading works at the curb or the sanctuary doors. Each load is protected as high as $1,000,000; the released-value floor sits at sixty cents a pound, with a full nine months to file any claim.

Rough flat prices for specialty pieces

Piece Crew Flat price
Upright piano, ground floor or ramp access 3 movers $220 – $380
Upright hauled up a row-home stairwell 3 movers $360 – $560
Console or spinet organ, ground floor 2–3 movers $200 – $340
Baby grand, legs and lyre off and crated 3–4 movers $380 – $620
Grand piano or church organ across York County 4 movers $500 – $900

Should a tricky job run long and the three-mover specialty team roll over to $190/hr, you still owe nothing beyond the flat figure you signed.

Why stairs turn a piano into a project

Bringing a baby grand down three storeys of a York row home starts with pulling the legs and lyre at the top, and from there it’s a careful, inch-by-inch descent — skid boards beneath, straps cinched, pausing on every landing. A sanctuary organ rides skid boards over the chancel steps; a 1,200-pound safe rolls onto laid plywood. Where it fits, we set the heavy piece on a day of its own — otherwise it rides along with your residential or long-distance job.

Where every dollar of your Felton, PA flat price goes

  • Each piano padded and strapped to a piano board on a four-wheel dolly
  • Grands broken down — legs, lyre and pedals off — and crated to fit
  • Skid boards, ramps and stair-climbing dollies for row-home flights and church steps
  • Gun safes up to about 1,500 lbs on a rated safe dolly over plywood pathways
  • Slate pool tables taken apart on request, then re-leveled with the felt checked
  • A full-value protection option, capped at $1,000,000 per shipment

So where does the price land?

The clock starts at $140/hr for two movers with the truck — or settle the whole thing with one signed York-area flat rate spelled out on a single page

Baked into that rate: the furniture blankets, the hand trucks, the rolls of stretch film, and the patient carries a Dallastown condo or a Red Lion walk-up calls for — along with any COI a York apartment tower or a suburban HOA needs on file before load-day. Add a third mover and the rate steps up to $190 an hour.

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What Felton Homeowners Tell Us

Gregory M.
Gregory M.
York, PA · Google
★★★★★

“The crew did a fantastic job moving two full truckloads in one day. They were very courteous and respectful. They took very good care of our belongings and were super careful moving furniture throughout our newly painted rooms. Upstairs was no problem and piano moving was a breeze. Wade did a great job heading up the group and we were in great hands the entire move.”

Douglas R.
Douglas R.
Red Lion, PA · Google
★★★★★

“We had a large baby grand piano and some antique furniture that I was nervous about moving, but Nate and Curtis handled everything with so much care and expertise. They clearly knew what they were doing and made sure everything was wrapped and transported safely. They even set up the piano at the new place exactly where we wanted it.”

Katherine P.
Katherine P.
Dallastown, PA · Facebook
★★★★★

“Wade, Owen, and Diane made what could have been a stressful day feel easy and seamless. They carefully wrapped all of our antiques and even gave special attention to a piano that has been in my family for generations. I also loved how clear and upfront they were about pricing, no hidden fees. The team worked quickly, but they never sacrificed quality or care.”

What people most often ask about this service

Can your crew get a baby grand down a top-floor row-home stairwell?
That's Curtis Bollinger's specialty. We take off the legs and lyre, secure the case to a padded skid, then walk it down the staircase one step at a time.
How heavy a gun safe will you move?
Up to roughly 1,500 pounds. A rated safe dolly, stair-climbing gear and laid plywood runs move it, no matter if there's an elevator in the building or nothing but a staircase.
Do you move church organs and sanctuary pianos?
Regularly — consoles, spinets and pipe-organ consoles out of sanctuaries and fellowship halls across York County, padded and boarded like any grand.
How big a crew does a piano take?
An upright is usually three; a baby grand, a stair carry or a church move brings a fourth. Curtis sizes the team to the instrument and the approach.
0Homes, offices and pianos moved around York County since 2006
0Star rating across 28 verified local reviews
0Flat prices locked in writing before we lift a thing
0Uniformed W-2 movers on the Bob Haynes roster

So, what needs moving?

Point us at the load, we size the crew to fit it, and you get a flat price on paper we stand behind.

Five steps from first call to the last box down

1

Send us the details

Give us both addresses, the floors and the date, and a flat figure comes back by email with nothing hidden underneath.

2

Lock in a day

Tell us which morning works and we build the schedule around it. Whatever COI your building asks for gets filed, the freight lift is booked when the address has one, and we confirm a tight arrival slot.

3

We pad and pack

Need packing too? Our crew crates the piano first, then wraps every room — or only the fragile pieces — in blankets, paper and cartons we haul in ourselves.

4

Load up and roll out

The same badged team that wraps your things at the Felton curb rides the truck to the far door and carries every piece back off. Your shipment never changes hands along the way.

5

We set you up

Every carton lands in the room you marked, beds go back together, and all the spent paper rides out with us.

The shape of move day, hour by hour

An even, clock-driven pace your Felton crew holds from the first knock at the door to the final carton set in place.

  1. 7:00a

    Crew arrives

    Uniformed movers on site early, ramp salted if it is icy, with any building COI already filed and floor runners going down.

  2. 7:45a

    Pad & wrap

    Furniture blanketed and shrink-wrapped; the piano padded and belted, door frames and hardwood floors covered before anything moves.

  3. 9:30a

    Load up

    Piece by piece it goes down the stairs and through the doorway, belted into the truck and marked off the inventory list as it loads.

  4. 11:30a

    Rolling to the new address

    The crew that loaded you in Felton stays with that truck bumper to bumper until it reaches your door — no handoff, no second carrier picking up the shipment somewhere down the line.

  5. 1:30p

    Carry-in

    Each box heads to the room labeled on its side, and we set every sofa, dresser and headboard exactly on the spot you call out.

  6. 3:30p

    Rebuild

    Beds reassembled, the piano set in place, a final walkthrough with you, and every sheet of spent paper hauled out.

Service area

Find your local Bob Haynes Piano Moving crew

Based in Felton, PA — our crews cover the York area, from Red Lion and Dallastown down I-83 to Shrewsbury and New Freedom and out to Dover and Hanover. Point to your town in the dropdown, and the nearest crew gets matched to you — every price a flat number we put on paper.

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Bob Haynes, owner of Bob Haynes Piano Moving
A word from the owner

Straight from Bob

I started Bob Haynes Piano Moving in 2006 on a single rule I have never bent: the flat price we write down is the price you pay once the last box is in — nothing invented after the truck is loaded. We own the fleet outright, and nobody carries a customer’s upright or family heirloom until he has put in his time learning the trade at my side first.

A one-bedroom over a shop in downtown York and a four-bedroom farmhouse out past Dover get the very same care — one vetted Felton crew and one written flat rate, curb to doorstep. That is what keeps neighbors passing our name along, from Red Lion walk-ups to Amish-country farm homes.

Bob HaynesOwner & head mover, Bob Haynes Piano Moving

Why choose Bob Haynes Piano Moving

See how a real, local Felton, PA moving company measures up against the alternatives.

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The same crew loads and unloads your move
Licensed, insured and COI-ready for buildings
Packing and every piano carry built in
A real Felton office answers the phone

Ready to book? Let’s roll.

Pass along the details and Bob Haynes Piano Moving works up a locked-in flat price for free — you owe nothing and sign nothing until you say the word.