What our piano and heavy items in Saint-Laurent includes
The upright piano lies on its side on skids, goes down landing by landing, then rides at the front wall of the truck. The baby grand comes apart in two: legs and pedal lyre, then the body on a padded board.
The fundamentals travel with every address: cotton blankets, floor runners, ratchet straps, a piece-by-piece inventory. In Saint-Laurent, Bois-Franc buildings and boulevard multiplexes come with freight elevators: a game changer for a refrigerator or a marble dresser.
Access in Saint-Laurent sets the logistics
Loading starts early morning to dodge boulevard Marcel-Laurin traffic and industrial-zone deliveries. New condos enforce floor rules: proof of insurance and corrugated floor covering go down before the first box touches the lobby.
Every address in Saint-Laurent gets measured before it gets loaded: steps, carry distance, widths — equipment and crew follow. A piano moves with four people: pulley straps, skid boards under the body, walking boards on the stairs. In Saint-Laurent, the staircase gets measured before the date, never on moving morning.
Booking your piano and heavy items in Saint-Laurent
The fastest route is the written inventory: rooms, heavy pieces, access — the returning quote matches the crew to those numbers. Loading starts early morning to dodge boulevard Marcel-Laurin traffic and industrial-zone deliveries.
A quote that holds: date, truck and crew format in black and white. From Saint-Laurent to the North Shore, the season runs seven days a week — 438-544-6364 or the form does the rest.
