An upright piano down a Phoenix staircase or a 700-pound gun safe out of a Scottsdale gun room isn’t a job for extra hands and hope — it’s a piano board, ratchet straps, a stair ramp, and a crew that’s done the lift enough times to know where the balance point sits. Deke Okafor walks every heavy-item job in person before quote day so there’s no surprise doorway or landing on move day, whether the piece is going upstairs, downstairs, or straight onto the truck.
A piano moves for a flat $265; gun safes run $225 to $350 depending on weight and how far the safe has to travel from its current spot. Both prices get confirmed at your in-home walkthrough, not guessed over the phone, and basic released-value protection covers the item during the move. Piano and safe moves book on their own or fold into a full residential job at the same walkthrough.
What’s Included With This Service
- In-home walkthrough to confirm weight, stairs, and doorway clearance
- Piano board, ratchet straps, and a stair ramp for the lift
- Flat $265 rate for upright and console pianos
- Gun safe moves priced $225-$350 by weight and distance
- Basic released-value protection on the item during transit
- Same crew handles disassembly of legs or safe anchoring if needed
What This Service Costs
Crew size sets the hourly rate — $129/hr for two movers, $169/hr for three, $209/hr for four — but the number that actually matters is the flat total Ray Delgado writes down after walking your home
The truck, furniture pads, and dollies ride free inside the hourly rate, not billed as extras: $129 for two movers, $169 for three, $209 for four, each mover after that at $45 an hour. A $150 deposit gets credited straight to your final invoice, not tacked on as an extra fee. Basic coverage rides free on every job, and whatever the in-home walkthrough turns up gets folded into the number that day — it’s the number on your invoice, not a starting point for add-ons.
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