At The Van Man Co, we connect customers to drivers for man and van and removals services in Greenlaw. This former county town retains its historic character with traditional properties around the market square and family homes in quieter streets.
If additional time is needed, it's charged at the hourly rate.
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Hourly rates include the driver's round-trip commute to and from your job
Ford Transit Custom or equivalent
from£40.00/hr
Ford Transit Van or equivalent
from£45.00/hr
Ford Transit Luton or equivalent
from£60.00/hr
Local drivers across every neighbourhood
Greenlaw served as the county town of Berwickshire until the 1900s, leaving a legacy of fine civic buildings in this compact village within the Scottish Borders. The market square with its distinctive town hall remains the focal point, surrounded by period properties and residential streets.
Moves in Greenlaw typically involve traditional stone-built homes or the more recent housing serving local families. We help with house moves, furniture deliveries, property clearances, and single-item transport throughout the village and surrounding area.
From Greenlaw, residents often relocate to other Borders communities. We serve Duns for the current county town, Gordon for westward moves, Coldstream for the Tweed valley, Westruther for the Lammermuir foothills, and Swinton for eastern villages. Properties around the Square and along Marchmont Road form the historic core. Duns Road and the streets near the primary school see family moves, while the surrounding farmland generates rural property relocations. The estates near Marchmont House occasionally require moves for workers and tenants.
We support moves throughout central Berwickshire and the wider Borders. Here are some other areas we operate in around Scottish Borders.