You can’t skip it, tip it, or leave it on the kerb
An upright piano weighs 200–300kg and a grand a good deal more — most of it cast iron. That’s why the usual routes for getting rid of furniture simply don’t work:
- ✗Your council usually won’t collect it. Bulky-waste services almost always exclude pianos because of the weight and the recycling problem.
- ✗It won’t go in a skip. Too heavy to lift in safely, and skip firms won’t take the cast-iron frame.
- ✗The tip might turn you away. Even if you could get it there, most household waste centres won’t accept a whole piano.
- ✗“Free to collector” rarely works. Almost nobody wants an old, unplayable piano — and the ad just brings time-wasters.
So people call us. We’re set up for exactly this: the right kit, the right insurance, and a licence to take it away and recycle it properly.