76 clearances have landed in Merton's postcodes — SW19 around Wimbledon most often, then CR4 at Mitcham and SM4 at Morden.
Three different places
Wimbledon is large houses and mansion blocks, with drives in the village and none at all on the hill. Volume here is real: a family house that has been lived in for thirty years, with a loft, a cellar in some streets, and a garage.
Mitcham is denser and more mixed — terraces, postwar estates, flats above shops — and parking is the usual controlled-zone problem.
Morden is interwar semis in long consistent rows, which makes quoting from photographs unusually reliable, and gives the crew somewhere to put the van.
What the work is
Probate and house sales in Wimbledon and Morden; more end-of-tenancy and landlord work around Mitcham. In all three we can work from a key with nobody present and send photographs of every room when the property is empty.
Where the load ends up
Loads go through permitted transfer stations — SUEZ at Benedict Wharf, Mitcham, CR4 3BQ is the nearest, and the Beddington Lane operators are the next.
The borough's reuse and recycling centre is for residents' own household waste and refuses trade loads. Our waste carrier registration is CBDU419679, and transfer notes come back from every load for anyone who needs them in an estate file.