Edinburgh makes you test your patience. This is an enigma wrapped up in frustration. Cobblestone streets are ancient staircases. Sarah is a voracious book collector, with many stacks and an affinity for vintage furnishings. Her lease has expired, and now her new home is just one hop, skip, or jump away. How about a bookshelf that is taller than the average six footer to help you make this jump? Read more about our moving and removal products on our website.
Jamie, man in a van. This man is not your ordinary mover. Instead, he plays the role of unsung heroes in a journey filled with bubblewrap and boxes. Sarah is about to move and Jamie has a twinkle of an eye. Jamie rolls up the sleeves to ask, “Morning. How about we get started?” Sarah exhales a breath of relief after finally feeling a weight lifted from her shoulders.
As the dread turns into excitement, moving becomes less daunting. Sarah has wrapped her bookshelves, given the antique lamps VIP treatment and even made a mountain out of them. There is hardly any effort. Jamie keeps his wife entertained with his banter. She’s moving. But she’s also on a quest.
George owns a locally owned coffee shop. Imagine having an espresso machines the size a compact car with rustic tables. He wants to move to a better-trafficked part of the town. Is this his biggest concern? Moving delicate, expensive machinery. It’s simple: move delicate, expensive machinery. Guess what? Our all-rounder with a vehicle.
Jamie’s ability to pay attention to details is remarkable. He loaded the espresso-machine into the vehicle with great care. George’s anxiety begins to dissipate with every new road turn. Jamie’s stories about moving whole woodwork workshops and robot props for theaters made George laugh. The move becomes less of a relocation and more a fun field trip.
However, it is not only about the lifting. You need the human element. A human touch. Jamie has made the moving process seem almost pleasurable. That’s quite something in Edinburgh.
Some folks may think DIY moving is the only way to go. Take a look at the after-effects: frayed nerves, broken pieces, and strained backs. With a professional, you get flexibility, peace-of-mind and some joy. The price included? Amazingly affordable when you include the saved time and reduced stress.
Imagine that your destiny is to live in New Town. There, you will find apartments with high vaulted ceilings. It’s the last thing that you need on moving day to be lugging your grand piano up and down a spiral staircase. Jamie shows his true colors at these times. He isn’t just moving stuff; he preserves the memories.
And for those moments in life when you realize your moving needs are complex and maybe a bit offbeat–like transporting a collection of rare tapestries or setting up an open-air art installation–Jamie’s your go-to guy. A van that is as versatile as his talent set might just be the most impressive thing about Jamie.
You don’t need to go it alone the next time your life is upended by a move in Edinburgh. Jamie or someone else like him can assist you. There’s more to them than strong arms in a van. These people bring with them stories, peace, and the much-needed help. Sharing the journey becomes a part of your life. Why is it worthwhile to move?
