Death Wish Piano Movers

When it comes to moving your piano you can do no better than Death Wish. I have used them several times and each time they satisfied. They had to move my Yamaha upright piano in and out of a 3^rd floor apt. windows and did so effortlessly two times by crane, (another time by workers up a narrow stairwell), all w/​o any problems, scratches, or damage, etc. Twenty stars! These guys are good and deserve every single one of them. Their work is hard to do and hard to find.

A very professional company. It was a pleasure doing business with them. The gentleman that showed up were very friendly and took extra measures to protect the house make sure there was no damage. They had to move a refrigerator and freezer to the second floor through a window.

Always nice to see professionals at work! I gave them four stars instead of five because it took several calls to get them to come out. But when our movers left our couch in the garage because they couldn’t get it up our narrow Cambridge staircase, these guys were able to assess the situation and get it in the house. They were quick and our beloved couch was safe!

I hired Death Wish Piano Movers to hoist my couch in through a second-​story window. They were communicative, on time, responsible, and personable. This was a stress-​free transaction with zero haggling and zero shenanigans (and anyone who’s dealt with movers before knows all about shenanigans!). I was not at all worried about the safety of my couch, or of the building. They were quite competent, and I will absolutely hire them again.

These guys are great. They’ve moved my piano three times and each time I am more impressed. The guy who didn’t know the size of his piano and gave them two stars should realize that size does matter — whether they need a truck, a crane, or a truck and a lift all affects cost. Duh! Anyway, they are always on time, friendly, and damn good. Five stars. I’ll use them again I am sure.

I tried to call to set up a piano move days ago. The person I spoke with wouldn’t even give me an estimate because I didn’t know the height. I had the weight and estimated height, didn’t know the exact height, so she wouldn’t even discuss my move. Just told me to find out and call back. It’s a little annoying to not get any information, but whatever, it was needed information so I provided it.
Later that day, I sent an email with all the information; weight and dimensions, where it’s coming from, where it’s going, etc etc etc. Now here I am, over a week later, with no response yet. I’ve been calling also, but nobody is answering phones.
I’ve heard so many good things about their service, it’s just a pity to see that they’re getting careless now. Wish I could have written a review based on actual service, rather than the lack of service I’ve received so far.

We had a move the baby grand piano from my parents’ old place in Sharon to my place in Watertown, and I couldn’t have picked a better group for the job.
After a bit of google searching, I called them up and made an appointment. They were on time, courteous, funny, and charming. It felt more like I got some of my guy friends to move my piano instead of hired movers. Although it would have been MUCH easier to roll the piano though the front door and then down the front steps, they decided to carry the piano through the house, out the back door and then used the crane to lift it over the house and onto the driveway. Although fun to watch (my mom was having heart palpitations as it went over the roof), this may have been a bit unnecessary. I think they just wanted to play with the crane.
Once they got to Watertown, they were quick and efficient, flirted with me and my mom, and then went on their way. The whole thing probably took about 2 hours (no traffic on the pike) and cost $ 500 (plus $ 20 each for tip).
They definitely knew their pianos and were able to talk to me about the history of mine and the value. I would recommend these guys in a heartbeat.