Flat and Apartment Removals in Edinburgh

Plenty of Edinburgh flats have no lift, so a top-floor move means every item goes up or down a shared stone stair by hand. We plan the carry, bring the numbers to do it safely and cover the common parts so you stay on good terms with the close.

The floor and whether there is a lift are the details that shape the job, so let us know both when you ask for a price.

The city's older tenements were laid out long before flat-pack wardrobes, and some turns simply will not take a large piece whole. We would rather spend two minutes taking a leg off a sofa or splitting a bed base than push it through and mark the paint.

If something genuinely cannot clear the stair, we tell you before the day so there is nothing to find out on the morning.

Flats usually mean a buzzer entrance you cannot prop open and a street inside a controlled zone where the van cannot sit for long. We come ready for both, whether that is a shorter carry from the nearest legal spot or an earlier start before the resident parking fills.

Tell us about the entrance and the road when you book and we plan the load to suit.

We price a flat move on the number of rooms, the floors involved and the distance, not on a rough guess. Give us those basics and you get one figure with nothing hidden in it.

Send us the date and we will hold a slot for your date of entry or the end of your let.