Licensed Texas (TxDMV) mover Est. 2016 Frisco & the DFW metroplex 4.9★ / 32 reviews
Moving service · Frisco & the DFW metroplex

Piano & Specialty Moving

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Before today’s business hours are up, your written number is in hand. Free estimate, no strings. Anything you tell us stays inside our Frisco office — we never sell it off or pass it to a broker.

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01 Overview

Pianos, safes, and the pieces a general crew shouldn’t touch

A baby grand, a 900-pound gun safe, a slate pool table, a marble console — these are not ‘grab a corner and lift’ items, and the big two-story homes across Frisco, Prosper, and Allen are full of them. SHWIX Movers runs a dedicated specialty crew led by Diego Marin for exactly this work. We’re a licensed Texas (TxDMV) mover with our own equipment and our own people — no day labor, no handing your grand to whoever showed up.

From Plano to Prosper, North Texas moving crew writes the whole move as one fixed number — what the estimate says is what you pay on move day.

Pianos done by people who move pianos

Uprights, baby grands, and full grands each get handled their own way — boarded, skid-plated, and strapped, with the legs and lyre removed and protected on a grand. The challenge here is usually the house: a second-floor bonus room at the top of a switchback stair, a tight turn into a study, no basement to stage from. We measure the path and the doorways before move day so there’s a plan, not an improvisation, when the instrument is on the boards.

Safes, tables, and other heavyweights

The same crew handles gun safes that pin the scale past half a ton, slate pool tables that come apart and reassemble true, home-gym racks and treadmills, and big statuary or fountains. These ride on the proper plates and straps, and they get the crew size the weight demands — protecting your slab floors, your stair nosings, and everyone’s back.

Heat is part of the plan

Instruments and fine finishes don’t love a Texas summer. We load specialty pieces early, keep them padded and shaded, and never let a piano sit in a closed trailer cooking on the driveway. On a longer move we time the run so your grand isn’t enduring the worst of the afternoon heat in transit.

Clear add-on pricing

Specialty handling is quoted plainly as an add-on to your move — you’ll see what the piano or the safe costs to move before the truck shows up, never as a surprise line at the curb.

  • Specialty pieces fold into your move quote with the handling clearly itemized.
  • The $140 deposit holds your date and credits to the final bill.
  • Released value is $0.60/lb standard, full-value coverage is available for high-value instruments, and cargo protection runs up to $1,000,000 per shipment.

Got a grand, a safe, or a slate table to move? Get my free moving quote and the specialty crew that should be on it.

What’s included

  • Diego Marin's specialty crew on every piano, safe, and oversized piece — not a general labor team
  • Piano boards, skid plates, and proper strapping for uprights, baby grands, and full grands
  • Stair, tight-turn, and three-car-garage navigation for two-story Frisco homes with no basement
  • Gun-safe, gym equipment, pool-table, and large-statuary handling done right
  • Climate-aware moves — instruments and finishes protected from the dawn-to-dusk summer heat swing
  • Specialty handling quoted as a clear add-on, never a surprise line at the curb

How the price gets set

We start with a short walkthrough or video survey, and from your actual inventory we set one flat North Texas rate — no hourly clock buried anywhere inside it. Whatever that quote says is the whole price, with nothing added once the truck is loaded or a storm rolls in off the plains.

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02 How we protect your move

We treat what you own the way we would want ours treated

Every truck rolls loaded with pads, shrink film, and floor runners — ready to blanket furniture, keep wood floors and tile clean on a wet day, and cushion the breakables, whether the job is a brand-new two-story in Phillips Creek Ranch, a custom home on acreage out in Prosper, or a Legacy West high-rise that needs a reserved freight elevator.

Quilted pads

Dressers, tables, and headboards get blanketed where they stand, and the padding is on long before anything starts moving toward the door.

Stretch film

Drawers stay shut and cushions stay clean — wrapped tight so dust off the garage and the trip across an open driveway never reaches the fabric.

Floor & doorway guards

Runners down, banisters wrapped, door jambs padded — the first thing we do at both homes, so the trim, the rails, and the new-build flooring look untouched after we pull out.

Built-to-fit crating

Mirrors, glass tabletops, framed art, and big flat screens each get a crate built right there in the room, cut corner to corner for a snug, exact fit.

Break-down & rebuild

Bed frames, dining tables, and sectionals come apart to ride safe, and once they clear the door at the new place our crew puts every one back together.

Straps, dollies & gear

A high-rise freight elevator, a tight new-build staircase, or the single heaviest thing in the house — each one pulls the right tie-downs and rigging off our truck, and none of it ever gets left behind.

03 Why us

The name on the truck and the name on your contract are one and the same

Book SHWIX and the truck pulling up to your slab-built two-story is ours, the contract is ours, and the uniformed crew carrying your sectional down the stairs is on our North Texas payroll — your job never gets sold off. A broker works the other direction: they auction your move to whoever bids lowest that week, then drop out of the picture entirely.

SHWIX Movers
  • We own the trucks, and the full-time, background-checked movers riding in them work for us — we never fill out a crew with day labor pulled off a listing board
  • The number we write down is the number you pay — locked, signed, and accurate to the dollar before anyone lifts a box
  • The same crew the whole way through, from the first item out of the old house to the last one set in the new one
  • Texas (TxDMV) household-goods registration, USDOT/MC authority for interstate runs, and every job backed by full insurance with up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage
  • One Frisco office and one point of contact, from the first call to the last box carried inside
What a broker does
  • Farms your move out to whichever outfit happens to bid lowest that particular week
  • Lets the price climb on move day, loaded up with fees that nobody mentioned at the start
  • Sends total strangers you have never spoken to into your home, your whole household trusted to people you cannot vouch for
  • Stays fuzzy about whose policy actually pays out when a flat screen ends up on the floor
  • Parks a call center between you and whoever eventually shows up to load, turning a simple question into a runaround
04 Reviews

Hear it straight from the North Texas folks we have moved

★★★★★

“Chris Robinson and Shaq provide great service and extra effort”

Jim S., Stonebriar · Google
★★★★★

“Sha Orion and Hayden did an amazing job. Asked one day before for the job and directly next day they where there and worked amazingly”

Tony A., Legacy West · Google
★★★★★

“Raymundo and crew were professional and courteous and handled our belongings with care. Very happy customer!”

Joe G., Starwood · Google
05 Good to know

Questions we hear about this service

We have a baby grand going up to a second-floor bonus room in a new Newman Village build. Can you do the stairs?
Yes. Diego's specialty crew leads our piano work and does second-floor grands regularly in Frisco's two-story builds. We measure the turn at the top of the stairs and the bonus-room door first, board and strap the instrument properly, and bring enough hands to keep it controlled the whole way up. No basement to stage in means we plan the path before move day.
I've got a 1,000-pound gun safe in the garage. Is that a piano-crew job too?
It is. Heavy safes, full-size gun safes, pool tables, and gym equipment all go to the same specialty crew, with the same skid plates, straps, and stair gear we use on grands. Trying to move a half-ton safe with a general crew is how floors and feet get hurt — this is exactly what Diego's team is set up for.
Does the heat hurt a piano on a summer move?
It can if you're careless. We load instruments early in the day before the truck heats up, keep them padded and out of direct sun, and don't leave them sitting in a closed trailer baking on the driveway. For a longer haul we plan the timing so the instrument isn't enduring the full heat of a North Texas afternoon in transit.

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