East Ridge’s brick ranch homes went up mostly in the 1950s and ’60s, close enough to the Georgia state line off Ringgold Road that crew chief Terrence Wade has walked a piano out of one of these houses and across the state line before lunch more than once. Most sit on a slab with narrow interior hallways rather than a formal staircase, which changes how we route a grand piano through the house more than any hill would.
What Changes Here
- Slab-foundation ranch homes mean tight 90-degree hallway turns instead of stairs — board width matters more than step count
- Cross-border moves into nearby Georgia neighborhoods are common and priced at the same flat rate, no state-line surcharge
- Older carports and single-car driveways near Ringgold Road often mean the truck stages on the street
Flat Rates Here
| Piano Type | Flat Rate |
|---|---|
| Upright / Console Piano | $225-375 |
| Baby Grand Piano | $425-625 |
| Grand Piano | $625-875 |
| Full Concert Grand | $875-1350 |
Ask about our piano prep and crating if your East Ridge move is headed out of state, and see every neighborhood we cover on our service areas page.
