Shipping Cost from Tulsa, Oklahoma to Dallas, Texas

Moving a piano typically costs $150–$650 for local moves and $500–$3,000+ for long-distance, depending heavily on the piano type (upright vs. grand), its size/weight, distance, and logistical challenges like stairs or narrow passages, with grand pianos and complex moves costing significantly more. Expect extra charges for difficult access, special equipment, and potential retuning after the move.

To ship a piano out of state, hire specialized piano movers for white glove service, using their expertise for secure crating, padding, and transport in climate-controlled trucks, which is the safest method for delicate instruments. For DIY or smaller electric pianos, use a sturdy box, lots of padding (bubble wrap/blankets), strap it securely to a pallet, and use heavy-duty straps for transport, but professional movers are always recommended for long distances to protect the investment.

Moving an upright piano locally typically costs $150 to $650, but can range from $200-$450 for simple moves, while longer distances or difficult access (stairs, tight turns) increase costs significantly, potentially reaching $500 to over $1,000, with long-distance moves often $500-$2,500+. Key factors affecting price include distance, stairs (expect $5-$10 per step), accessibility, piano size, and whether specialized movers or equipment are needed.