Kluttz Piano Co

A young German immigrant named Johann Jacob Klotz stepped on the docks of Philadelphia in 1743 and into a new life in America with his two sons. They settled in the heavily German Lutheran populated area of Piedmont North Carolina and became a part of the community. Over the next 190 years, the Klotz descendants served with the Continental Army in the Revolutionary War, with the South in the Civil War and with the U.S. Army in World War I.
When the worst of the Great Depression swept the country in the early 1930s, a great-great-great grandson of Johann Jacob decided to start a piano rebuilding company to supplement his job with Southern Railroad. Elbert Kluttz founded Kluttz Piano Company in 1931.

Music always played a role in the family and now it would be shared with their friends and neighbors. Elbert and Addie Kluttz had two sons. Paul Lee and Ray, as co-owners, carried on the work after the death of their father in a train accident in 1950.’

Piano Moving
Your piano is one of your most beautiful and prized possessions.
Our trained professionals at Kluttz Piano Company have moved thousands of pianos since the company was founded in 1931. We take a great deal of pride in our proven track record of safety and customer service.

What to expect when you call Kluttz Piano Company to move your piano.
– We have the proper equipment and will have the truck, dolly, skid boards, ramps and moving pads needed for a successful move

– Smaller pianos generally moved in one piece.

– Grand pianos will be taken apart and each piece handled separately.

– Our expert piano movers will use a dolly on level ground and a ramp and/or skidboard to move down steps and on to the truck.

– Your piano will be wrapped in moving pads to protect it during the move on a truck equipped for securing the piano.

We can move your piano locally in the Carolinas.

We can move your piano across the United States.

We can pack and ship your piano around the world.