Aberdeen: the granite city, and the energy money behind it.
Aberdeen is built from granite and on energy — the harbour and the heliport that serve the offshore fields, the headquarters along Union Street and out at the business parks, and the senior people who run a globally connected industry from a city at the top of Scotland. The money runs west into Royal Deeside and the country estates toward Balmoral, and the airport keeps the executives who hold it moving constantly, at home and abroad.
So our Aberdeen work leads with close protection and secure driving for a mobile, internationally exposed clientele — the airport-and-heliport runs, the executive movements, the visiting-principal details — alongside residential surveys for the Deeside estates and the West End townhouses. Officers and drivers who understand energy-sector travel and its rhythms are the core of the offer.
An illustrative scenario
The kind of itinerary the sector produces: an executive moved between headquarters, heliport and a Deeside house on a schedule that changed by the hour and never leaked.

Photo: Mercat Cross, Aberdeen, March, 2017 by Alexey Komarov · CC BY-SA 4.0
Nearby
We cover these from the same team and the same vehicles, so a detail that starts in Aberdeen can move between them without a handover.