Shipping Cost from Greensboro, North Carolina to Santo Domingo

Moving a piano costs roughly $200 to $400 for local moves and $1,000 to $2,000 for long-distance moves, with national averages around $400, but prices vary significantly based on the piano's size (upright vs. grand), distance, stairs/obstacles, and mover expertise, potentially ranging from $150 to over $3,000 for complex relocations. Expect extra fees for stairs (around $5-$10 per step) or specialized equipment.

Upright Piano Shipping Costs Upright pianos, being more compact, cost less to ship internationally. On average, you'll pay between $2,000 to $5,000 for overseas shipping of an upright piano. This price typically includes basic packing, transportation, and standard insurance.

Moving a 500 lb piano requires preparation, proper equipment (like a heavy-duty dolly, straps, and blankets), and at least two strong people, focusing on slow, controlled movements, protecting the finish with padding, securing the keyboard, and using lifting straps for leverage, especially when navigating stairs or tight corners where it might need to go on its side temporarily. Always use the piano's legs for tilting, lift with your legs, and never rely on the small built-in casters for transport.