Old chairs, boards and furniture gathered for collection

Furniture removal in Greenford.

Furniture removal in Greenford, including a sofa that came in through a window, the wardrobe on the first-floor landing and the bed nobody wants to carry down. We lift it, take it apart if we have to and drive it away.

  • UB6
  • UB5
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FURNITURE REMOVAL IN GREENFORD

The awkward bit is the stairs.

Interwar semis weren’t designed with corner sofas in mind. The staircases in many Greenford houses turn tightly at the top, the hallways are narrow, and wardrobes bought decades ago were sometimes built in the bedroom. Getting one out in a single piece isn’t always possible, and that’s normally the point when people call someone.

We take things apart where it makes sense. A wardrobe comes out in panels, a bed frame unbolts, and a dining table loses its legs. If a sofa went in through a front room window, we can usually think our way back out the same route. What we won’t do is force something past your banisters to save ten minutes.

New flats need a different plan. Greenford Quay, by the canal off Oldfield Lane North, and the blocks around it have lifts, loading areas and managing agents with their own rules. Check whether you need to book the goods lift and tell us the slot. The same goes for flats above the Broadway, where a shared stairwell and a rear door are often the only way out.

Greenford is a fair drive from our SW9 yard, so we’d rather plan the trip than rush it. If you’re having a new sofa delivered and want the old one gone first, give us a few days and tell us the delivery date.

WHAT WE DO IN GREENFORD

Furniture we carry out of UB6 homes.

One piece or a houseful. Send a photo, and tell us which floor it’s on.

  • Three-piece suites

    The heavy, older sort with a solid frame, from a front room off Ruislip Road.

  • Corner sofas

    Split at the join where the design allows it, and carried out in sections.

  • Fitted wardrobes

    Unscrewed from the alcove and taken away in panels.

  • Beds and divans

    Frames, headboards and bases, from a loft room or back bedroom.

  • Dining tables and sideboards

    Dark, solid pieces that won’t fit a modern house.

  • Rental furnishings

    Whatever a landlord needs gone between tenants, near Greenford Broadway or Perivale station.

  • Garden tables and benches

    Carried round the side of the house or through it.

  • Flat-pack that gave up

    Broken, half-built or missing the screws, in whatever state it’s in.

WHERE WE WORK

Furniture removal across Greenford.

Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover all of Ealing.

  • UB6

    Greenford Broadway

    Flats over shops, with stairs at the back and sometimes a shared yard.

  • UB6

    Perivale

    Semis with narrow hallways, and a van that can usually get on the drive.

  • UB6

    Horsenden

    Bigger family houses with older, heavier pieces of furniture.

  • UB5

    Northolt edge

    Maisonettes and terraces where several flights may be involved.

  • UB6

    Greenford industrial estates

    Desks and chairs from units around Rockware Avenue, by arrangement.

YOUR OPTIONS IN GREENFORD

Council pick-up, charity or us?

If your furniture can stand outside at the front, the council may well be your cheapest route.

Ealing Council’s paid service costs less than we do: £30 covers a booking of up to six pieces. Be strict about how you count, because a bed base and its mattress are two. Everything has to be something two people can carry, and it must be brought out to the front of your property by 7am on the day. The crew won’t come indoors, and they won’t pick up from a back garden.

There’s one catch that matters in this part of the borough. The council doesn’t collect from red routes such as the A40 or the North Circular, so if your house fronts Western Avenue it may be no use to you at all. Check with the council before you pay, as the fee is not refundable.

Where we earn our money is the job the council can’t do: the wardrobe on the top floor, the sofa that needs taking apart, the flat with no front boundary to leave things in. Small loads begin at £80 plus VAT, and a whole caged van at £350. If something is in good condition, try giving it away locally first. A decent table is worth more to a neighbour than to anyone’s van.

Working in Greenford
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Greenford.

  1. Measure before you buyIf the new sofa is going where the old one was, measure the hall and the turn in the stairs. Old houses are less forgiving than showrooms.
  2. Goods liftsNewer blocks by the canal and near the stations may need a lift booked and protected. Ask the managing agent before the day.
  3. A40 frontagesIf your front door is on Western Avenue, tell us how to reach the house by the service road or from behind.
  4. Delivery day swapsNew furniture arriving? Tell us the date, and we’ll try to get the old pieces out first.
PRICING

Furniture removal prices in Greenford.

The same rates we charge across London. Send photos and we’ll confirm your price before we set off.

MOST BOOKED
A FEW ITEMS
from£80

A sofa, a bed or a few pieces.

WHOLE CAGE
from£350

A room or a flat’s worth of furniture.

BIGGER JOBS
On request

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.

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FAQS

Questions about furniture removal in Greenford.

Our £80 minimum covers something like a sofa and a bed. Emptying a room or a whole UB6 flat can take a caged van, from £350. Prices are plus VAT, and your photos tell us which it is.

Yes. Tell us which floor it’s on and whether the stairs turn, so we bring enough people to lift it safely.

Yes, usually. We’ll need to see how it’s fixed, so send a photo of the inside as well as the front.

Often, yes. Send a photo of the window and the room, and we’ll work out the safest way.

For most jobs, someone needs to let us in and point out what’s going. After that you can leave us to it.

Yes. Book any goods lift with the building first and tell us the time you’ve been given.

Yes. Send a photo with the rest of the items and we’ll price them together.

If someone can still use it, we try to find them. Broken pieces are stripped down for their wood and metal.

Whatever needs clearing, recycling or moving — we're ready to get it sorted.