Georgetown Movers, DE | Lewis Piano Movers

Licensed, insured Delaware piano and home movers serving Georgetown and the three counties — flat-rate, on time, every job.

Georgetown sits at the center of Sussex County, the county seat built around The Circle where the main roads meet, with US-9 and US-113 carrying the traffic and farm country spreading out in every direction. As the seat of the largest county in the state, Georgetown is the hub of southern Delaware, surrounded by the agricultural land that defines lower Sussex. The housing runs from the older homes around The Circle and the historic blocks downtown to the newer development and the farmhouses out on the surrounding ground. A Georgetown job might be a downtown home near the square or a farmhouse out on a county road, with the broad rural lots that come with farm country. Spencer’s crew runs the roads in and out of The Circle steadily, so the downtown streets and the farm-road approaches are ground we already know.

A Georgetown move often means a farm property or a settled in-town home. The roomy rural lots usually let the truck park close to the door, which shortens the walk and comes off your price, while the older streets around The Circle can be tighter. Our crew reads the access, scales the truck and crew to the property, and clears the house and any outbuilding in one trip. When a home holds an upright or a console, our piano crew skids and pads it under the same written figure. One flat written rate, one Lewis crew, our own trucks, never handed off.

Georgetown Homes around The Circle and Sussex Farm Country

The roomy farm-country lots around Georgetown usually let the truck in close to the entry, keeping the carry short, though a soft field-edge approach gets walked first. A downtown home near The Circle with an upright up front or a farmhouse out on a county road, our crew clears it for a figure set before your date.

Delaware Movers in Georgetown

Local crews from $140/hr — or lock in a flat written rate

Our Delaware crew knows the streets, the turning stairs, and the buildings around Georgetown.

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What Georgetown Families Tell Our Crew

Nancy T.

Middletown · Google

★★★★★

“We bought a concert grand that had to come into our Middletown home, up a short run of exterior steps and through a doorway I would have sworn was too tight. Desmond took measurements, removed the legs and the pedal lyre, settled the case onto the skid, and guided it inside as if he had run the route a dozen times. Neither the piano nor the house picked up a mark, and he coached me on keeping it clear of the vents so summer humidity would not warp it. That instrument belongs to Lewis from here on.”

Gary K.

Pike Creek · Google

★★★★

“Our move ran from Pike Creek up to Philadelphia, and what stood out to me was keeping one team throughout, the people who loaded us near I-95 were the ones unloading at the new apartment, with no stranger behind the wheel. The binding total came in right where it should. I will dock a star, partly my own fault: on delivery day I ended up calling to ask when they would arrive, having assumed they would phone me first. Setting that aside, the crew was reliable, nothing got broken, and the cost was fair for the miles.”

Linda V.

Brandywine Hundred · Google

★★★★★

“Smooth all around moving our Brandywine Hundred two-bed condo. They showed up on schedule, left no mess, and were just as gentle setting things down as picking them up. Our TV and a glass-top table got bundled up especially well, and the closing bill matched what Brenda had quoted me by phone to the dollar. Zero gripes from me, and they would be my first call next time.”

Vincent D.

Dover · Google

★★★★★

“A three-bed that did not leave Dover, wrapped up in one day from first box to last. They arrived as promised, ran an orderly job, and were careful at both addresses. What I liked best was having the price locked in advance, so there was no haggling after the truck emptied and nobody leaning on me to tack things on. Anyone in Kent County hunting for movers, I send them straight to Lewis.”

Questions Delaware Neighbors Ask Spencer

Our Georgetown farmhouse has the house and an outbuilding out back. Can the Lewis crew clear it all in one trip?

Yes. Farm properties around the Sussex County seat are steady work for us. The outbuilding, every interior room, and an upright if one stands up front all come out together, with the truck and crew scaled to the property so it closes in a single trip under one flat figure instead of dragging across days.

Will the truck reach our Georgetown home out on a county road, or is it a long carry?

Usually a short one. The roomy farm-country lots around Georgetown tend to let the truck right up near the door, which cuts the walk and quickens the day. Where a soft field-edge approach won't take the rig, our crew sets up on firm footing and carries from there, and that call goes into the flat figure up front.

Can your crew move an upright out of a Georgetown home near The Circle in the same trip as the rest?

We can, in one visit under one figure. Our piano crew pads and skids the upright, $300 to $480, lines up the route through the home, and sends it out with the household on our own truck. The piano is itemized on your written estimate beforehand, so a home near The Circle leaves your quoted figure where it was.

From the First Carton to the Concert Grand — We Carry It.

A free written price reaches your inbox inside a business hour, drawn up by a Delaware crew that handles uprights, grands, and whole households from Wilmington to the Sussex beaches. No obligation, nothing hidden.

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