Furniture removal in Ealing.
Furniture removal in Ealing for the sofa that won’t go round the landing and the wardrobe that’s been in the top bedroom since 1985. We come in, carry it down from any floor, take it apart if we have to and drive it away.
- W5
- W3
- NW10
- W13
- W7
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It came up those stairs once. Nobody remembers how.
Ealing’s big houses have been split up over the years, and that’s where old furniture gets stuck. A flat in a converted Northfields house often has a staircase built for one family and then narrowed for the partition. A wardrobe that went up before the conversion may not come down the same way.
Mansion flats around Ealing Broadway have a different problem: wide rooms, heavy pieces and a lift that won’t take a three-seater. If you’re moving out of one, ask the managing agent whether you need to book the lift or protect the walls, and tell us the answer. It changes how many people we bring.
If something won’t fit, we take it apart. Beds and flat-pack come down in sections, and solid wardrobes can be unscrewed or cut where the joints allow. We’ll say before we start if a piece has to be broken up, because some old furniture is worth more to somebody else in one piece.
That last point matters in W5 more than most places. Edwardian dressers and solid oak tables do turn up in Ealing houses, and a good one shouldn’t go in a van for scrap. Try a local reuse group or a charity first. What’s left after that is our job, and we pass on usable pieces for reuse where we can.
Pieces we take out of Ealing homes.
One sofa or a whole flat’s worth. We price it from your photos.
Sofas and corner units
Including the L-shaped one that needed its door taken off to get in.
Sofa beds
Heavy, awkward and hard to get down a staircase alone. Two of us can manage it.
Beds and headboards
Single to super king, taken apart in the room.
Double wardrobes
Unscrewed on the landing if they won’t come out whole.
Dining tables and chairs
Legs off where they’ll come off, so the table clears the hall.
Sideboards and dressers
The big dark pieces from older family homes.
Student and rental furniture
Whatever’s left in a let around West Ealing once the tenants have gone.
Flat-pack that didn’t survive
Half-built, split or sagging, it goes in the same load.
Furniture removal across Ealing.
Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover the whole borough.
- W5
Ealing Broadway & Hanger Hill
Mansion flats with shared lifts, and big houses with heavy old pieces.
- W13 · W5
West Ealing & Northfields
Conversions with narrow stairs and flats above shops on the Uxbridge Road.
- W7
Hanwell
Terraces where a sofa has to turn at the foot of the stairs and again at the door.
- W3 · NW10
Acton & Park Royal
Rented flats and new blocks, where the goods lift needs booking.
- UB1 · UB2
Southall
Family houses with front rooms full of big, heavy sets.
Thirty pounds from the council, or us at the door?
Ealing’s collection is cheap. The question is who gets it down the stairs.
Good to know in Ealing.
- Measure the turnIf a piece came in before a partition went up, the landing may be narrower than you think. Tell us the width and we’ll know whether to bring tools.
- Book the liftBlocks around the Broadway and in Acton often need the lift reserved. Check with the managing agent and send us the slot.
- Check the fire doorsIn shared hallways, doors and walls are the landlord’s. We protect them as we go, but let us know if the agent has rules about it.
- Uxbridge RoadFlats above shops have no front drive and a busy road outside. Tell us if there’s a service road behind so we can load off the main road.
- Empty the drawersHeavy chests come down much more easily with the drawers out. Anything left inside them leaves with the furniture.
Furniture removal prices in Ealing.
The same rates we charge across London. Send photos and we’ll confirm your price before we set off.
A sofa, a bed or a few pieces.
A room or a flat’s worth of furniture.
Offices, several floors or awkward access.
Our £80 minimum, waiting time, cancellation, parking and VAT are explained on the furniture removal page and in our London price guide.
“Took care of a big sofa and 4 piece wardrobe very efficiently. Friendly and professional, would recommend!”
