Timber and an old ladder ready for collection

Garage clearance in Ealing.

Garage clearance in Ealing for the 1930s semis towards Hanger Lane, the garage blocks of W3 and the shed at the far end of a long Hanwell plot. We carry it all out, sort the metal and timber, and leave you a floor you can see.

  • W5
  • W3
  • NW10
  • W13
  • W7
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GARAGE CLEARANCE IN EALING

The car moved out years ago.

Between the wars, Ealing’s housing spread out towards Hanger Lane and past Hanwell, and a lot of those semis came with a garage or a side drive. Most of the garages are still there. Very few of them have a car in them.

What they hold is the overflow from a family house: the roof box, three bikes nobody rides, a workbench, half-used tins and the boxes from the last move. Clearing it sounds like a Saturday job until you open the door and work out how many trips that is in a hatchback.

Where the garage sits matters more than what’s inside it. Some Ealing garages are on the drive. Others are at the bottom of the plot, reached by a shared service road, or in a block behind a row of flats. If yours is tucked away, tell us, because it decides where the van stops and how far we carry. If the lane is too tight for a caged van, we’ll park on your street and walk it through.

Shed clearances in Ealing work the same way, on a smaller scale. A shed at the end of a long garden can be emptied in the same visit, contents only, and you can choose to do one or both.

A garage is mostly recyclable. Bikes, tools and shelving go for metal, boards go for wood, and the boxes go for cardboard, so very little of it ends up as general waste.

WHAT WE DO IN EALING

What we carry out of a packed garage.

Point at the things that are staying. The rest is ours to shift.

  • Workbenches and tools

    Benches, vices, jars of screws and the drill that stopped working in 1998.

  • Bikes and scooters

    Rusty or not, they go off for metal recycling.

  • Old lawnmowers

    Tell us if there’s still fuel in the tank, so we can deal with it safely.

  • Boxes from the last move

    Cardboard gone soft from a damp floor, bagged up where it won’t hold together.

  • Things put out there for now

    Chairs, tables and wardrobes that were only meant to stay a month.

  • Timber and DIY offcuts

    Skirting, floorboards and tile ends kept in case they came in handy.

  • Shelving and racking

    Unscrewed from the wall and sent for recycling with the rest of the metal and wood.

  • Shed contents

    Pots, hoses, deckchairs and rusty tools from the shed at the bottom of the garden.

WHERE WE WORK

Garage clearance across Ealing.

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  • W5

    Ealing Broadway & Hanger Hill

    Semis and detached houses with side garages on the roads towards Hanger Lane.

  • W13 · W5

    West Ealing & Northfields

    Fewer garages on these terraces, more sheds at the end of narrow plots.

  • W7

    Hanwell

    Semis with side drives, and long gardens with a shed at the far end.

  • W3 · NW10

    Acton & Park Royal

    Garage blocks behind flats, and small rented units around W3.

  • UB1 · UB2

    Southall

    Terraces and semis, some with a garage reached from a back lane.

YOUR OPTIONS IN EALING

Doing it yourself against booking a van.

A garage is one job where the tip can beat us, if you have the car and the time.

Ealing’s reuse and recycling centre is on Greenford Road, and it’ll take most of what’s in a garage. You have to book a 30-minute slot, and bring photo ID and proof of address. It shuts on Wednesdays and Thursdays. DIY waste is free up to 60kg or one item a week, and after that it’s £28.55 per 100kg, so a load of tiles or timber can add up.

The council’s £30 collection covers six items that two people can lift, left at the front of the property inside your boundary by 7am. That suits a workbench and a few chairs. It won’t take paint, tyres or anything counted as DIY waste, and the crew won’t go to a back garden, so a garage at the bottom of the plot means moving everything to the front first. Paint is the one thing worth taking to the tip yourself, as long as it’s sorted and you have your ID.

We’re worth the money once the garage is packed, or once you’ve looked inside and quietly shut the door again. Half a garage or a garden shed sits at our £80 minimum plus VAT, and a full one is usually a cage, from £350 plus VAT. If you could do it in two trips in the car, we’d rather tell you so.

Working in Ealing
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Ealing.

  1. Test the doorOld up-and-over doors jam after years shut. Try yours before the day, and tell us if it won’t open so we can get in another way.
  2. Keep the drive freeIf the drive runs up to the garage, move the car off it on the day. That lets us back the van right up to the door.
  3. Permit streetsRoads near Ealing Broadway and Acton Town are usually permit parking. If there’s no drive, a visitor permit keeps the job quick.
  4. Damp cardboardBoxes that have sat on a concrete floor for years fall apart when lifted. Leave them where they are. We bring bags.
  5. Fuel and chemicalsOld weedkiller, oil and petrol need separate handling. Tell us what’s there before we come, and we’ll say what we can take.
PRICING

Garage clearance prices in Ealing.

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

SMALL CLEAR-OUT
from£80

A shed, or part of a garage.

MOST BOOKED
WHOLE CAGE
from£350

A packed garage, start to finish.

BIGGER JOBS
On request

Garage plus house, loft or garden.

Our £80 minimum, waiting time, cancellation, parking and VAT are explained on the garage clearance page and in our London price guide.

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FAQS

Questions about garage clearance in Ealing.

Our minimum is £80 plus VAT, which covers a shed or the front half of a garage. One full to the door tends to be a whole cage, from £350 plus VAT. A photo taken with the door up is enough for us to give you the figure.

Yes. We empty sheds on their own or alongside the garage. We clear the contents and take them all away.

Yes. Tell us how it’s reached. If the service road is too narrow for the van, we’ll park on the street and carry it through.

No. Leave it where it is. We carry it out ourselves, and you only need to show us what’s staying.

Paint counts as hazardous waste, so tell us about it before the day. Sorted paint can go to the Greenford Road tip with your ID, and that’s often the easiest route.

As much as we can. Metal, timber and cardboard are separated as we load, and the rest goes to licensed sites.

Of course. Mark what’s staying or stand it to one side, and we’ll work around it.

WhatsApp us a photo and we’ll tell you what the diary looks like. Same day is possible when the diary allows, but a few days’ notice helps because we’re driving over from SW9.

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