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House clearance in Ealing.

House clearance in Ealing for the big Edwardian family homes of W5, the terraces of Hanwell and the flats around Acton. We carry everything out from every floor, loft included, and leave behind only what you’ve told us to keep.

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

Forty years in one house takes more than a weekend.

Ealing has a lot of big houses. Walk up from the Broadway towards Hanger Hill, or along Pitshanger Lane, and you’re among homes with four or five bedrooms, a full loft and sometimes a cellar as well. People raise families in houses like these and stay for decades, so emptying one is a proper piece of work.

Retirement clearances are where the numbers catch people out. A two-bed flat won’t take what a five-bed house holds, and the sorting is the hard part. Decide what’s coming with you, label it or gather it in one room, and we clear around it. We can come before the move, after it, or in two stages if the new place isn’t ready.

Clearing a parent’s home is different again. You may be driving down from another part of the country, working to a date set by the estate agent, and dealing with everything else that comes after a death. You don’t have to be in the house for every hour of this. Walk us round once or send a video, tell us what has to stay, and anything that looks like paperwork or photographs gets set aside for you.

The loft is usually where the time goes. On a three-storey Ealing house, suitcases, train sets and rolled-up carpets come through a small hatch and then down two flights, one trip at a time. Loft clearance is worth pricing on its own for that reason, so if you can face going up there, send us a photo taken from the hatch.

Good furniture goes for reuse where we can place it. Wood, metal and cardboard get sorted as they go on the van, and what’s left goes to a licensed site.

WHAT WE DO IN EALING

What an Ealing house clearance can include.

All of it, or only the parts you can’t face doing yourself.

  • Retirement clearances

    Whatever won’t fit in the new flat or bungalow, cleared before or after the move.

  • Moves into care

    The house emptied at the family’s pace, with anything going to the care home kept apart.

  • A home after a death

    Keepsakes and paperwork put aside, then the rest cleared so the house can be sold or let.

  • Loft clearance

    Boxes, cases and old carpet brought down from the top of the house, however long they’ve been there.

  • Cellars

    Low rooms under older Ealing houses, carried up the steps by hand.

  • Household clearance for landlords

    Whatever a tenant left in a W13 or W3 flat, cleared between lets.

  • Before a sale

    Rooms emptied so the agent can photograph them and a buyer can see the space.

  • Before building work

    Everything out of the way so your builders can start on the first morning.

WHERE WE WORK

House clearance across Ealing.

Not on the list? Send your postcode. We cover the whole borough.

  • W5

    Ealing Broadway & Hanger Hill

    Four and five-bed houses, and the mock-Tudor flats of the Hanger Hill Garden Estate, where the stairs set the pace.

  • W13 · W5

    West Ealing & Northfields

    Terraces and conversions, where several flats share one front door and one staircase.

  • W7

    Hanwell

    Older terraces, smaller than W5 but with lofts that fill up all the same.

  • W3 · NW10

    Acton & Park Royal

    Flats and maisonettes around South Acton, plus terraces towards Acton Town.

  • UB1 · UB2

    Southall

    Terraced and semi-detached family houses off the Broadway and The Green.

YOUR OPTIONS IN EALING

What Ealing Council will and won’t do with a houseful.

Worth reading before you book anyone, including us.

Ealing Council’s collection costs £30 for up to six items, and for a few big pieces that’s a fair deal. The catch is that the crew won’t come into the home. Everything has to be at the front of the property by 7am, inside your boundary at pavement level, and a bed base and its mattress count as two items. In a flat, it goes outside the block with a note showing your collection number, or the council treats it as fly tipping.

That works for a sofa and a wardrobe. It doesn’t work for a house. Six items won’t dent a five-bed, anything above six has to be quoted by the council, and somebody still has to get it all down the stairs. The Greenford Road tip takes a lot of what’s left, but you’ll need a booked slot, photo ID and proof of address, and a car only holds so much.

So here’s our honest view. If you have a handful of things you can move yourself, use the council and keep your money. For a whole home we start at £350 plus VAT per caged van and do all the carrying. A loft or a couple of rooms starts at our £80 minimum plus VAT, and you’ll have the figure before we set off.

Working in Ealing
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Ealing.

  1. Permits near the BroadwayParking around the town centre is mostly for permit holders. A visitor permit or an empty drive gets the van near the door, which shortens the carry a lot on a big house.
  2. Hanger LaneWe drive over from SW9, about eight miles, and the gyratory at rush hour can swallow half an hour. A few days’ notice lets us plan the route and bring the right crew.
  3. KeysIf the house is empty and you live elsewhere, tell us who holds the keys. A neighbour or the estate agent can let us in.
  4. Mark what staysStickers, a written list or one locked room all work. Anything marked stays off the van.
  5. Old loft boardsIf something up there looks like asbestos cement, leave it alone and tell us. We can’t take it, and Ealing Council runs its own collection for residents.
PRICING

House clearance prices in Ealing.

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

PART CLEARANCE
from£80

A few rooms, a loft or a garage.

MOST BOOKED
WHOLE CAGE
from£350

Roughly a flat or a small house’s worth.

WHOLE HOUSE
On request

Several cages, big houses or awkward access.

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

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FAQS

Questions about house clearance in Ealing.

A loft or a couple of rooms starts at our £80 minimum. One whole caged van starts at £350, which is roughly a flat or small house. A four or five-bed Ealing home will need more than one cage, so we price it from photos or a video, room by room. All prices are plus VAT.

Yes. Tell us what’s going to the new home and we’ll clear the rest, before or after you move. If the new place isn’t ready, we can split the job into two visits.

Yes. If the loft is all you need, we bring everything down through the house and take it away. A photo from the hatch helps us price it.

Yes. One floor, a spare room or a flat’s worth of belongings is fine. You don’t need a whole house to book us.

Not for the whole job. Show us round or send a video, agree what stays and leave us a way in. Plenty of families live too far away to be there all day.

Yes. Tell us what to look out for. Anything that looks personal, such as letters, albums or documents, is put aside for you to go through.

A flat or small house is often one visit. A big W5 house can need two visits or more than one van, and we’ll tell you which when we price it.

Yes. Garages, sheds, cellars and the garden can all be part of the same job, so the whole property is finished together.

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