Glasgow Removals Company

Removals Company Glasgow for the Local Area

If you’re looking for a removals company to move you to or from Glasgow you will want to be sure that the company you choose has the expertise to handle your personal belongings safely and with minimum fuss.

Moving is a specialised matter and while it may seem like the quick and easy option, electing to go with a ‘man and van’ outfit can lead to a whole host of issues down the line.

Irrespective of size and distance, your move will require careful planning to ensure everything runs smoothly.

As founding members of the removals industry’s regulators, BAR, FIDI & OMNI, White and Company have the specialised skill set to undertake just about any move and we offer a variety of storage, packing and delivery solutions tailored to match your requirements.

Whether you are moving to the bustling Glaswegian city centre or the quaint village suburbs of Milngavie or similar, you can rest assured that White and Company will get you there.

With over 150 years of experience moving families in the area, we know this wee city like the backs of our hands.

About Us

White & Company has 16 branches located across the UK from the Channel Islands to Scotland and a network of industry partners.

This extensive relocation network allows us to provide the perfect removal solutions no matter where you’re moving.

Through hard work, commitment and excellent service, we are now one of the industry’s largest removal companies.

We have over 250 specialist vehicles, full trained and security cleared removals staff and 19 secure storage locations across the UK.

Why Move to Glasgow?

Perched proudly on the banks of the River Clyde, Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and was historically considered ‘the Second City of the British Empire’.

A once mighty industrial powerhouse decorated with grand Victorian buildings, Glasgow has recovered from its post-war decline to re-emerge as a significant UK hub for commerce, tourism, culture and sport, hosting the Commonwealth Games in 2014.

A city of contrasts, carefully combining beauty and rugged functionality, Glasgow has evolved over the last couple of decades to become one of Britain’s most trendy destinations and was one of the first few cities to be designated a ‘European Capital of Culture’.

Packed with awe-inspiring street art, stylish bars, and one of Britain’s best live music scenes, Glasgow has well and truly relinquished its shackled reputation as an old grey town to emerge as a cosmopolitan city.

The diversification of cultures has spearheaded new opportunities and brought value to the local economy, perhaps best reflected in Glasgow’s exciting culinary scene which saw the city named ‘the curry capital of the UK’.

Many people are now looking to ditch the crowded streets of the Big Smoke or other big cities in the UK to move to glorious Glasgow.

They are drawn by possibility for an increased standard and quality of living in a city where wages are steadily growing and don’t far outstrip outgoings such as rent.

Another large factor is space. The average price per square metre for property in Glasgow was £1,625, well below the average across Britain.

Despite the rugged reputation painted of Glaswegians over the years you may be surprised to find that they are actually incredibly warm and friendly, albeit very open people.