Piano Removal in North Providence, Rhode Island

To get rid of a piano for free, list it on Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, or Nextdoor, contact piano-specific charities like Piano Adoption, The Beethoven Foundation, or PianosForEducation.org that offer free pickup, or offer it to local schools, churches, or nursing homes, but be prepared for potential pickup fees or rejection due to condition and size. If it's unplayable, consider dismantling it for parts or contacting a junk removal service (who may charge) or a recycling center for material salvage.

Pianos are made of wood, metal, and other materials that can be recycled. You can contact a local recycling centre or a piano recycling company to see if they can take your piano. They may even pay you for it.

With an unwanted piano, you can sell it online or on consignment, donate it to schools, churches, or charities (some offer pickup), repurpose the case into furniture like a desk or bookshelf, or hire a junk removal service for disposal and recycling of its metal and wood parts. Evaluate its condition; if it's playable, donation or selling is better, but if not, professional removal or DIY dismantling for recycling are good options, though moving it is difficult and costly.