Piano Removal in Hale, Michigan

If you're in the states and it's in great condition, you can donate it to the Beethoven Foundation or Pianos for Education. Otherwise check any local charities and see if they have public pianos and who's in charge of them. Nursing homes/hospice or senior centers might want it for free.

To get rid of an old piano, try donating it to schools, churches, or non-profits (check their policies first!), offering it for free on Craigslist/Facebook Marketplace for pickup, repurposing it creatively (bar, bookshelf), or calling junk removal services like 1-800-GOT-JUNK for haul-away (often for a fee), or even dismantling it yourself to recycle the wood and metal parts responsibly.

When no one wants your old piano, you can donate it to schools, churches, or charities for potential tax benefits, list it for free on local online marketplaces (Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace) for pickup, find a specialist for parts or recycling, or creatively upcycle the case into furniture like a bookshelf or bar, but be aware removal often involves fees, so consider junk removal if all else fails, say The Downsizing Institute, M. Steinert & Sons, and Haul Buddy.