Jam'N Moving LLC

Specialty Items in Ponca City

Pianos, gun safes, appliances, antiques — the things you don't want a general crew touching.

11 years in business· Licensed & insured · Family owned

A Jam'N Moving crew member wrapping a ceramic vase in packing paper

Some things shouldn't go on a general crew's truck. Pianos, gun safes, antiques, large appliances and heavy glass all need the right equipment and people who've moved one before.

These items get handled separately — the right dollies, straps and padding, and a crew sized for the weight.

Most specialty problems turn out to be route problems rather than weight problems. A gun safe isn't hard to lift with the right equipment; it's hard to get around a landing with a 90-degree turn. Which is why we want to see the item and the path it has to travel before we commit to a price.

Pianos are the clearest example. An upright moves on a board with straps and enough people. A grand comes partly apart — legs and lyre off, onto its side on a piano board — and putting one on a hand truck the way a general crew might is how soundboards get cracked.

What's included

Pianos

Uprights and grands, with the right board and straps. Grands are partly disassembled to move safely.

Gun safes

Heavy, awkward, and unforgiving of a dropped corner. Moved with equipment rated for the weight.

Appliances

Washers, dryers, fridges and ranges disconnected, moved and reconnected.

Antiques and art

Custom-wrapped and crated where needed.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us what it is

    Make, size and where it sits. A photo helps more than a description.

  2. 2

    We check the route

    Doorways, stairs and turns, at both ends. Most specialty problems are route problems.

  3. 3

    Right crew and gear

    Sized for the item, not the average job.

  4. 4

    Placed and set up

    Where you want it, reassembled and levelled.

What drives the price

No two moves cost the same. These are the things that actually move the number:

We quote every job individually after a walkthrough — call (580) 362-0104 and we'll price it honestly, with no obligation to book.

Common questions

Can you move a grand piano?

Yes. Grands come partly apart — legs and lyre off, onto a piano board — which is what makes them safe to move. It isn't a job for a general crew.

Will you move a gun safe up stairs?

Often, but we need to see it first. Weight, stair construction and turn radius all matter, and some safes genuinely can't go up a particular staircase.

Can you move just the one item?

Yes. Single-item moves are common — usually a piano, a safe or an appliance.

Get a price for your specialty items.

Answer a few questions and get a real price range in about two minutes. No sales call required.