Smyrna Movers, DE | Lewis Piano Movers

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

Smyrna straddles the Kent and New Castle county line on US-13, an old town with a historic downtown that has seen a wave of new development push out toward the highway and SR-1. The housing mixes the older homes around the historic core, with their original floors and turning stairs, and the newer subdivisions filling in on the edges, so a Smyrna job might be a settled family home near downtown or a brand-new build out by the bypass. The town sits at a crossroads between northern and central Delaware, which makes it a natural waypoint between Wilmington and Dover. Spencer’s crew runs US-13 through Smyrna steadily, so the older downtown streets and the new development approaches are ground we already know.

A Smyrna move depends on which side of town you are on. The older homes downtown can be tight on curb with stairs that turn at the landing, while the newer subdivisions give the truck more room near the door. Our crew reads the access either way, pads furniture against the humid Kent County air, and clears the household 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.

Smyrna Downtown Homes and New Development on the County Line

The older streets around the historic downtown can be tight and short on curb, while the newer subdivisions off US-13 and SR-1 usually give the truck room. An upright in a settled downtown home or a full new build on the edge of town, our crew maps the carry, plans the US-13 run on the county line, and locks the figure before your date.

Delaware Movers in Smyrna

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 Smyrna.

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What Smyrna Families Tell Our Crew

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.”

Nancy T.
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.”

Questions Delaware Neighbors Ask Spencer

Can the Lewis crew get an upright down the turning stairs of an older home in downtown Smyrna?
Yes. The historic homes near downtown keep their original layouts, so our piano crew settles the route past the landing and any hard turn before we touch it, pads and skids the upright, then brings it down to our own truck. It is on the written estimate beforehand, $300 to $480 for an upright, so a downtown Smyrna stairwell leaves your figure unchanged.
Our Smyrna home is a new build out by the bypass. Will the truck reach it easily?
Usually right up close. The newer subdivisions off US-13 and SR-1 tend to let the truck near the door, which cuts the walk and quickens the day. Where a fresh graded lot is soft, our crew sets up on firm footing and carries from there, and either way the access goes into the flat figure up front.
Smyrna sits on the county line between Wilmington and Dover. Does that location affect my rate?
Not in a way you will feel. The town sits right on our US-13 route between northern and central Delaware, so the drive is routine and folds into one flat written rate rather than a meter. We price the whole Smyrna job before we lift anything, so the figure holds regardless of which way you are headed.

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