Edinburgh can be a real test of your patience. The cobblestone streets and ancient staircases are a puzzle wrapped in frustration. Sarah, a passionate book collector who loves vintage furniture and has stacked up novels is one example. It’s time for her lease to expire, and she can move into a brand new apartment in a few hops, skips, and leaps. You can make the jump using a taller bookshelf than your six-footer. Access my link for details on how to book our moving and removal products.
Jamie the driver of a van is here. It’s clear that Jamie is not your typical mover. He is the unsung hero of an adventure filled with boxes, bubble wrap, and other moving supplies. Sarah’s day of moving can be made easier with his twinkle and trusty van. Jamie, pulling up his sleeves, asks: “Morning. What shall we do first?” Sarah finally feels the pressure lift off of her shoulders as she breathes in a huge sigh.
It’s amazing how the fear of moving can be transformed into wonder. Sarah wraps her mountain of books, gives the antique lamp VIP treatment and even has her shelves wrapped. It’s almost as if they don’t even sweat. Jamie’s witty banter with her about his adventures with all kinds of trinkets, from porcelain life-size cats to medieval armor keeps her amused. She is not only moving; she’s on an exciting adventure.
Talk about George. George is a local owner of a small coffee shop. Imagine an espresso maker the size and shape of a small vehicle, with tables similar to those found in rustic farmhouses. He decided to move the cafe into a more busy part of town. Was it his worry? Moving delicate, expensive machinery. Solution? The answer is: Our van-based jack of all trades.
Jamie’s eye for detail is amazing. He loads the espresso machine into the van with care, treating it as though it was made out of glass. George’s fear fades with every turn. Jamie tells George stories about moving robotics props in theatres or entire woodwork shops. It feels like they are on a trip, not a move.
Not only the physical effort is important. Human touch is important. You can tell by the jokes and stories that you’ve shared, or the way they nod when you express concern about the old armchair of Aunt Mildred. Jamie transforms the intimidating task of moving to something that is almost enjoyable. This is a big deal in Edinburgh with all its quirky quirks.
You might think that DIY is the right way to move. Think about the results: back strain, broken items and frayed emotions. A professional can bring you peace of heart, flexibility and unexpected joy. Also, what about the cost? The price is surprisingly low when you take into account the stress and time avoided.
Imagine yourself in the New Town. You’ll live in a flat with high ceilings. You don’t want to have to carry a piano up spiral stairs on your move-in date. Jamie’s best work is done at that time. Not only is he moving things, but he also preserves 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. It’s possible that his van is more versatile and adaptable than the skills he has.
The next time that you are faced with the stress and trials of relocating to Edinburgh, just remember, it is not a one-man show. Jamie or someone similar can be contacted. You can expect more from them than just strong arms or a van. The bring stories, peace and an important helping hand. The journey of moving becomes more than just an obligation. What makes moving worthwhile?