Modern Piano Moving Jobs

Don’t let the piano moving part of our name scare you. This is a relatively easy job that is both fun and rewarding. Most of the time, pianos are on dollies and ramps. Occasionally there are steps and difficult turns to negotiate, but extra help is almost always available. We don't sit in truck stops waiting on loads; we are almost always full as we pick up and deliver along a set route that changes each trip.

We are the nation’s first and largest interstate piano mover serving all 48 states and parts of Canada. The company has been in business since 1935 and grows every year. The current President has led the company since 1985 and still runs trips. The work is steady, and the pay/benefits are great in a relaxed, family atmosphere. All of our trucks, trailers, and equipment are paid for, and we own our 44-acre complex in Sullivan, Missouri, which has been our headquarters since 1998.

Come to where the truck crew is King! Our office staff appreciates the job you do and supports you 24/7. Our entire fleet is Penske-maintained, with many new Penske Freightliners and every option offered, including full disk brakes, collision avoidance, refrigerators, inverters, cab heaters, and the best interiors. Climate-controlled 48-ft trailers with lift gates and air ride keep your precious cargo comfortable. Pre-pass/E-zpass, company credit card, Fleet One, and Volvo MV preferred accounts keep you rolling. Our own truck shop performs an annual inspection, repairs everything needed, fuels, washes, and details your assigned truck every time it hits Missouri. Trips are predetermined before you leave, and you can set stop times, so you can end your day where you like. An extra day in a favorite place is no problem. Bring the wife or kids. Dogs are even welcome.

Our customers respect your abilities too. Tips from happy piano owners typically cover your road expenses. Great job satisfaction is obtained when the young piano protégée starts playing a tune as you’re leaving a delivery, and the parent hugs you. That doesn’t happen at the big-box dock.