
Anything To Do With Pianos, Coast to Coast!
Since 1969, Pro Piano has been the go-to for piano rental, moving, tuning, and storage — serving San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. Our Answer Is YES. We Can Do It! From The White House to Your Penthouse.
Piano Rental
Hamburg Steinway Grands, Yamaha Conservatory Grands, U Series Uprights, and MIDI Acoustic Silent Hybrids — in a range of sizes and finishes.
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Grand pianos, upright pianos, stairs, stages, tight turns, outdoor terrain — nothing rattles our crew.
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Tuning, regulation, and appraisal for grand and upright pianos — because a great piano deserves to sound like one.
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Between homes, in transition, or awaiting the next placement — we’ll keep it safe until you’re ready.
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Curious about rental pricing, brands, or terms? See our Piano Rental FAQ, Cost Guide, Steinway vs. Yamaha vs. Kawai, Rental Terms, or See Our Piano Fleet.
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Trusted Since 1969
Pro Piano has over 57 years of experience providing piano rental, moving, tuning, and storage services. Pro Piano has served major performing arts institutions, including Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic, as well as cultural institutions like MoMA and the Getty Museum, and a range of universities and conservatories.
Cities We Serve
Pro Piano operates out of San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York, providing rental, delivery, moving, tuning, and storage services in and around each of those metro areas.
How to Get a Quote
Each service has its own quotation form, since the details needed differ by service. In general, expect to share:
- The service you need (rental, moving, tuning, or storage)
- Piano type and size, or openness to what’s available
- Location details — including any access considerations like stairs, stages, or outdoor terrain
- Timing — when you need the service and for how long
Visit the relevant service page above to get started, or reach out directly if you’re not sure where to begin.
