Seattle Antique Movers
Careful moving for antiques, pianos, and heirloom furniture in Seattle, with extra padding, custom wrapping, and a plan for getting each piece out of older homes and walk-ups.
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Seattle Antique Movers for Heirlooms and Fine Furniture
Some furniture can’t be replaced: a grandmother’s dresser, a glass-front china cabinet, an old upright piano that’s been in the family for generations. Our Seattle antique movers give those pieces more time and more padding than an ordinary move, with custom wrapping and a plan for how each one leaves the room.
Every crew is made up of full-time, background-checked Puget Sound Moving employees. Antiques usually move as part of a full household move, so point them out at your estimate and we’ll plan for them from the start. Our downtown Seattle office handles moves across the city and to nearby communities like Mercer Island, Kirkland, and Lake Forest Park.
How We Protect Antiques
- Extra padding and custom wrapping for each piece
- Legs and corners protected separately
- Glass and mirrors packed on their own
- Loaded upright and strapped in the truck
- Reassembled and placed in your new home
If a piece needs a crate, we’ll talk it through during your free video estimate. Many Seattle customers show us their antiques on that call so the crew knows what to expect before move day.
Moving Antiques Out of Older Seattle Homes
Narrow stairs and tight turns
Older houses on Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, and in Wallingford often have original staircases and slim doorways. We measure first and take apart only what can safely come apart.
Steep front steps
Hillside homes in Magnolia and Queen Anne can mean a long climb to the street. We set the crew size so heavy pieces are carried, not rushed.
Walk-ups and high-rises
A sideboard heading into a First Hill walk-up or a Downtown tower needs a plan for the stairwell or the elevator. We confirm elevator times and certificates of insurance ahead.
Pianos
We move pianos too. Mention yours when you book so the crew arrives with the right equipment.
Before Your Antiques Move in Seattle
Photograph each piece from a few angles so you have a record of its condition. Tell us about loose legs, old repairs, or fragile veneer, since they change how a piece is handled. Empty heavy drawers to take strain off old joints. Basic coverage on any move is limited, so ask about valuation options for high-value pieces. If you’d like help with china and glassware, our Seattle packing services include fragile-only packing.
Antique Moving Questions
Do you move pianos in Seattle?
Yes. Tell us about the piano when you book so we can plan the crew and equipment.
Do antiques need to be crated?
Most travel safely with extra padding and custom wrapping. If a piece needs a crate, we’ll discuss it at the estimate.
Are my antiques covered?
Basic coverage is included but limited. Ask the Seattle office about valuation options before your move if you have valuable pieces.
What if something is damaged?
Report it to our Seattle office within 48 hours and we’ll repair or replace it under our 48-hour damage guarantee.
What Customers Say
Real Google reviews of Puget Sound Moving antique movers, labeled with the office that did the move.
So very helpful and fast. I loved how gently the handled my belongs. Have some beloved antiques and they came thru great!
The guys they sent were in and out super quick. Nothing broke, piano moved along with the rest of our stuff for a 150+ mile move. Also far less expensive than I’d expected, especially after getting a few quotes.
these 3 guys were professionals… shrink wrap everything that could possibly have a wiggle in it
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