15 clearances have landed in Ealing's own postcodes — UB1 at Southall, UB6 in Greenford, UB5 at Northolt and W13 in West Ealing.
Four towns that became one borough
Ealing town is Edwardian and Victorian, much of it converted into flats, with controlled parking and shared front doors. The practical question is the staircase and where the van stands.
Southall is dense and busy, with a lot of extended-family households, which in clearance terms means more furniture per room and often a converted loft or a rear extension holding another room's worth.
Greenford and Northolt are interwar and postwar estate housing: consistent layouts, side entries, garages. Easier to work in and easier to quote from photographs.
Acton and the eastern edge behave like Hammersmith.
What the work is
A mix. End-of-tenancy and landlord work across the borough, house sales in Ealing itself, and probate throughout. Nobody needs to be present — keys come from agents and neighbours and we photograph every room at the end.