Moving home in Greenford, without the fuss.
Interwar semis on the long residential roads, maisonettes and ex-council stock around the Broadway, the newer flats by the station, and the family houses towards Perivale and Sudbury Hill. Looked at first, written down, then done.
- A free survey before any number
- Written quote, and the number holds
- Protection down before anything moves
- Materials taken away when we leave
Six things that shape a Greenford move
- 01
The access is the easy part
Driveways across much of the interwar stock, wide residential roads, and room to turn a vehicle. That is unusual for London and it makes Greenford days predictable. What is not predictable is how much is in the houses.
- 02
The loft, the garage and the shed
Present on most of the stock, coming on every move, and invisible on a floor plan or a phone call. Two identical semis on the same road can be half a vehicle apart because of them.
- 03
Maisonettes are their own job
A Greenford staple, and not a flat with extra steps. Most have an external stair to a first-floor door with a shared landing and a gate below — everything is carried outside before it is carried inside.
- 04
The Broadway is the tight bit
Loading restrictions along the parade, flats above the shops behind a shared street door, and controlled parking on a few roads near the stations. Everything else in UB6 is easier than this.
- 05
Western Avenue sets the clock
The A40 runs along the top of the area and is busy at predictable hours. A planning question rather than an access one, answered by choosing the loading window at survey.
- 06
Ex-council stock is good stock
Solidly built, generous rooms, wide internal doorways and proper stairs. Among the easier buildings here, whatever their reputation suggests.
What we do
House removals
Whole households across UB6 — interwar semis and terraces, ex-council houses, and the larger family homes towards Perivale and Sudbury Hill.
Read more →Flats & maisonettes
The Greenford staple. External stairs, shared landings and a gate below — looked at before anything is priced.
Read more →Man and van
A room, a studio, a storage unit, a marketplace collection. Same crews, smaller vehicle, booked by the job.
Read more →Storage
Containerised: wrapped, listed on an inventory and racked indoors, collected as part of the move.
Read more →Packing & careful handling
Full, part or fragile-only, priced separately. Materials taken away when we leave.
Read more →European removals
Removals from Greenford to France, Spain, Italy and Portugal, with the customs file built from the survey inventory.
Read more →Across UB6
Greenford in full, plus Northolt and the Sudbury Hill edge. Greenford Green, Ravenor Park and Horsenden Hill are covered from the same yard.
Greenford Broadway
UB6Perivale
UB6Sudbury Hill & the Harrow edge
UB6 · HA1Northolt & the Ruislip edge
UB5Ealing, Harrow, Hayes & London-wide
Ealing, Harrow and Hayes each have their own coverage on our network and we work up to them rather than through them. For a genuinely London-wide move our pan-London sister sites cover the whole city properly.
Who covers what →Removals from Greenford to Europe
Out on the A40 to the M40 or round the M25 to the Kent crossings. Four destinations, route-pair framed.
Before you get in touch
Is parking straightforward in Greenford?
More often than in most of London. A good share of the interwar stock has driveways or a front garden that has become one, and the residential roads are wide enough to stand on. The Broadway and the streets immediately around it are the exception, and a few roads near the stations are controlled.
What is the housing like?
Predominantly interwar semis and terraces on long residential roads, with ex-council houses and maisonettes around the Broadway, newer flats near the stations, and larger family housing towards Perivale and Sudbury Hill.
Do you do maisonettes?
Regularly — they are a Greenford staple. The external stair and the shared entrance are what decide the day, and both get looked at before anything is priced.
Do the volumes catch people out?
Frequently. These are houses families have been in for decades, with a loft, a garage and a shed that between them often hold as much as a room. All three are coming and none of them show on a floor plan.
Can you store things between places?
Yes — wrapped, listed on an inventory and racked indoors, collected as part of the same move. Chains here run as long as anywhere in London.
Moving in Greenford?
Send both addresses and a rough idea of what is coming. We survey — at the property or by video — and come back with a written quote.