Framed and flat pieces
- Oil paintings, watercolors, and prints
- Framed photography and limited editions
- Mirrors with decorative or antique frames
- Large-format and gallery-scale works
Fine art moving is not standard furniture moving with extra bubble wrap. It requires a deliberate plan for every piece.
We assess each item — framed paintings, prints, photographs, sculptures, mixed-media installations — and wrap, position, and transport them with individual attention.
Tell us what you have when you call 603-864-9705 and we will plan the job around your collection, not a generic checklist.
What fine art moving covers
Types of art pieces we handle
Three-dimensional and sculpture
- Bronze, ceramic, glass, and mixed-media sculpture
- Pedestals and display stands
- Decorative objects and collectible figurines
- Installation elements and multi-part works
How we approach art moves
What makes art moving different from standard moving
Pre-move assessment
We review the inventory before the move day so wrapping materials, positioning, and crew time are planned correctly for what you actually have.
Individual piece wrapping
Each framed work is wrapped separately. We do not stack unwrapped pieces or rely on blankets alone for fragile surfaces.
Vertical transport
Framed works travel vertical whenever possible. Flat-stacking puts pressure on frames and can damage canvas or glazing.
Load separation
Art pieces are positioned separately from heavy furniture so shifting items during transport cannot contact your collection.
Careful placement
We do not rush the unload. Each piece is placed carefully in the new space, not set down wherever is convenient.
Communication throughout
If something needs extra attention or we spot a concern during wrapping, we flag it before it becomes a problem on move day.
Related services
Fine art moving pairs well with these services
White glove moving
Service areas
Questions
Frequently asked questions about fine art moving
How do you protect framed artwork during a move?
Framed artwork is wrapped individually in moving blankets and padded materials, then kept vertical and separated from other inventory during transport. We avoid stacking pieces on top of each other and plan the load to minimize shifting.
Can you move large sculptures or three-dimensional art?
Yes. Three-dimensional pieces, sculptures, and installation elements require custom wrapping and sometimes custom crating depending on the material and fragility. Let us know what you have when you call and we will plan accordingly.
Do I need to tell you about art pieces in advance?
Yes — the more we know about your collection, the better we can plan. Dimensions, materials, framing type, and any fragile elements all help us prepare the right wrapping materials and crew for your move.