Covering: Balloch, Craigmarloch, Westerwood, Dullatur, Castlecary.
The local landmark: Arria, Andy Scott's 10 metre steel figure nicknamed the Angel of the Nauld, rises above the M80 at the edge of the district.
On the ground: Modern estates of detached homes with driveways and cul-de-sacs, so parking at the door is rarely a problem. Kerbside works well here: have everything at the door and the driver loads.
While you wait for the van: Arria is named after the mother of the Roman emperor Antoninus Pius, whose Antonine Wall ran through this area with forts at Westerwood and Castlecary.
| What you send | Example | Kerbside | Assisted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 4 pieces | 2 suitcases and 2 boxes | £149 | £299 |
| Pieces 5 to 10, £15 each | 10 boxes | £239 | £389 |
| Pieces 11 and over, £12 each | 20 boxes and bags | £359 | £509 |
| Bike, £59 each | A bike on its own | £149 | £299 |
| Small furniture item, £45 each | 8 boxes and a desk chair | £254 | £404 |
| Stairs, no lift, 2nd or 3rd floor | Per end | n/a | +£15 |
| Stairs, no lift, 4th floor or higher | Per end | n/a | +£30 |
Kerbside: you bring everything to your front door and one driver loads. Assisted: a two-person crew carries from inside, any floor. A piece is any box, bag or suitcase up to 30 kg. Standard cover of £50 per piece is included. Prices include VAT and are the same in both directions.
Yes, G68 is covered. Balloch, Craigmarloch, Westerwood and Dullatur are on our fortnightly Thursday Scotland run, delivering in the morning and collecting in the afternoon.
Up to 4 boxes, bags or suitcases is £149 including VAT. Ten pieces is £239, twenty is £359, bikes £59 and small furniture £45 each. A two-person Assisted crew starts at £299. The same in both directions.
Thursday, fortnightly. Deliveries in the morning, collections in the afternoon, and your exact 4-hour window arrives by text the evening before.