The streets around Easter Road — the tenements, the shops, and the stadium that gives the area its name — sit between Leith and the city centre, and they run on the same laptops, phones and small-business machines as everywhere else. When one dies, the lab at South Gyle is a short run across town, or an insured parcel away, and the diagnostic is free.
Send the drive insured from any EH6 or EH7 address, or drop it at South Gyle — the quote is fixed in writing before we start.
Most of what comes off Easter Road is the everyday kind of loss that hurts the most. Tenement households with a single laptop holding years of family photos; the shops and cafes along the road running a till, a camera system or a back-office PC; the odd small firm with an external drive doing duty as the only backup. None of it is too small, and all of it meets the same bench as the biggest job.
South Gyle is the far side of the city from Easter Road, but distance changes nothing about the recovery. Drive it over in twenty minutes, or — if you do not have a car, which plenty of tenement flats do not — send it by insured, tracked post from any EH7 address and we will guide you through packing a bare drive so it travels safely. Neighbouring Leith works the same way.
By post, and it is the route most people here use. An insured, tracked parcel from any EH7 address reaches the lab next day for the same fixed price as a drop-off, and we will tell you exactly how to wrap a bare drive so it survives the journey. The diagnostic is free once it arrives.