Greenville Movers, DE | Lewis Piano Movers

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

Greenville is the heart of Delaware’s chateau country, the wealthy stretch northwest of Wilmington along Kennett Pike near Centreville and Winterthur, where estates sit behind stone walls and long gated drives on rolling ground that runs up toward the Pennsylvania line. This is where the grand pianos live. A formal music room or a great hall with a concert or baby grand is part of the territory out here, and a Greenville job is as likely to be about one extraordinary instrument as it is the rest of the house. Spencer built this crew on exactly that work, and we run the Kennett Pike estates and the Centreville roads steadily, so the gated approaches and the long estate drives off the Pike are ground we know well.

A Greenville move is a careful, considered job. The estate drives usually give the truck room near the door, but the carry inside an estate home, through formal rooms and over fine floors, is where the real care goes. Our crew lays runners over the floors, pads the formal furniture and the art-handling pieces, and clears the household in one trip. When a music room holds a concert grand, our piano crew strips the legs and lyre, skids and crates it on its side, and moves it under the same written figure, the kind of work that is the core of what Lewis does. One flat written rate, one Lewis crew, our own trucks, never handed off.

Greenville Estates and the Chateau-Country Grands along Kennett Pike

The estate drives off Kennett Pike near Centreville usually let the truck up close, so the care is in the carry through formal rooms rather than the approach. A concert grand in a music room or a full estate household near Winterthur, our crew maps the route, plans the legwork over the floors, and locks the figure before your date.

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What Greenville Families Tell Our Crew

Patricia M.
Patricia M.
North Wilmington · Google
★★★★★

“Four bedrooms in North Wilmington, a basement stuffed with years of accumulation, and a handful of heirlooms that had me on edge. Spencer toured the whole place before quoting anything, and on moving day the crew simply ran the show. They padded the doorways, eased a heavy china cabinet out without a nick, and put every carton in its proper room before leaving. Of the several movers we have used up here, these are the best by a wide margin.”

Richard M.
Richard M.
Hockessin · Google
★★★★★

“Not one snag the whole day moving my Hockessin one-bed. The two movers were pleasant, treated my furniture gently, and finished sooner than the time I had set aside for it. With the cost written down ahead of time, nobody was angling for extra cash when the truck was loaded and nothing crept onto the total. Choosing a Delaware company over the big national outfits turned out to be exactly right.”

Susan K.
Susan K.
Newark · Google
★★★★★

“Our Newark congregation was moving a pipe organ to the new sanctuary, and honestly I doubted it could survive the trip intact. Spencer's people studied the instrument before touching it, then dismantled it in an orderly way, tagging each component so none of it wandered off. The console was padded, crated, and steered through the doorways, then rebuilt on the far side of town. The whole congregation marveled at the patience and care they brought to it.”

Dennis W.
Dennis W.
Bear · Google
★★★★★

“Getting my dad out of his Bear house of thirty-odd years and into a smaller place weighed on the whole family, and part of me braced for a crew that would jam the truck and take off. It went the opposite way. They worked at his pace, never pushed him, went over what was worth bringing, and had the new rooms arranged before heading off. That old upright he would not let go of was treated gently by those same hands. They took a lot of the strain off a rough week for us.”

Questions Delaware Neighbors Ask Spencer

We have a concert grand in a Greenville estate music room. Can the Lewis crew move it properly?
Yes, and the chateau-country grands are the core of what Spencer built this crew to do. Our piano crew strips the legs and lyre, wraps and pads the case, then skids and crates it on its side for the move to our own truck. A concert grand runs $800 to $1,400, listed on the written estimate before we start, so a Greenville estate move holds its figure throughout.
Our Greenville home has fine floors and formal rooms. How does your crew protect them on a move?
Our crew lays runners and corner guards over the floors before the first piece moves and pads anything that could mark them, with extra care through the formal rooms and around the art. The same Lewis crew handles it room to room, the same hands on the grand, so the care holds steady from the music room to the truck.
The estate sits behind a long gated drive off Kennett Pike. Can the truck reach the door?
Usually, yes. The estate drives near Centreville tend to let the truck up close to the house, so the work is in the careful carry through the formal rooms rather than the approach. We confirm access ahead of your date and fold it into the flat figure up front, so a gated Greenville estate holds its number.

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