Moving in the dark.

As of recently, we have been limited to the things we can and cannot do because of a power utility we have all put our faith in; Eskom. We have to prepare our meals a lot earlier than we are used to, we have to prepare for the following workday way in advance, and sometimes we’re forced to complete some of our daily activities in the dark. This has been dreadful on the majority of us to say the least, but fortunately or unfortunately some tasks do not require a supply of electricity.
One of these tasks include, moving from one city to another. Vuyani Transport and Sales is a moving company that provides moving services and furniture removal services and has not been impeded by the current dilemma that the country is facing. We operate during the day and will most certainly operate in the dark and take extra care of our clients’ furniture to ensure that it arrives safely to its designated destination.
Utilising moving boxes and bubble wrap to preserve the condition of our clients’ furniture, the last thing you have to worry about is the process of the shift.
As much as the frequent occurrence of loadshedding has affected our livelihoods, our moving company has not allowed this to be the case. Moving within the major cities like Cape Town, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, East London and Port Elizabeth, we pride ourselves in covering long distances even in the most undesirable circumstances.
It has also become evident that certain appliances are no longer used as much because of loadshedding. Should you feel that you are in possession of any of those appliances, Vuyani Transport and Sales is a second-hand furniture retailer that buys and sells second-hand furniture, so we could buy that appliance from you at a reasonable price. Should you require any local furniture removals or long distance relocation services, do not hesitate to contact us!
Have a look at our website today and get a reasonable quote to move your furniture even in these dark times. Didn’t think that moving in the dark was possible? We have about 99 problems day in day out and Eskom with it’s loadshedding is not one of them.