Banchory sits on the A93 at the A980 junction, with the Dee, Bridge of Feugh and Hill of Banchory as the local facts. DSBM covers it from Fordafourie, Fraserburgh. Busy Deeside traffic and rural side roads both show up. Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. Low verges, narrow entrances and winter conditions matter when loading a damaged car. Booked collections: quotes.dsbm.uk.
A93, A980 and the Feugh.
The A93 is Aberdeen–Braemar through town. The A980 runs to Torphins and Alford-direction. A car on High Street is not a car at Bridge of Feugh or on the Raemoir Road. Hill of Banchory retail / residential needs a street. We will not treat Feughside as a car park. Bridge of Feugh is a pinch with tourist parking; Raemoir Road and Hill of Banchory are a different height and turning problem from High Street. If the car is on the south bank of the Dee, say so — we will not assume we can use the same approach as the A93 through town.
When you call from Banchory
Registration, pin, rolls / steers / brakes, which road or street. WhatsApp 07475 722702 a photo of a narrow entrance or locked wheels.
Town recovery and Deeside transport
Emergency call or GPS. A planned Dee-side collection is quotes.dsbm.uk with both postcodes.
ETA from Fraserburgh
Honest Deeside clock from Fraserburgh via A90 then A93. Longer than Westhill. Weather on Deeside moves the time. Pin first.
NEED RECOVERY IN BANCHORY?
Call 01224 044741 or send GPS. Say A93, A980, Feugh or town.