Ealing Broadway
W5The town-centre hub — the Broadway offices, the new station over the Elizabeth line, and the shops and first-floor suites above them. Loading means timed bays, the one-way around Haven Green and a lift booking more often than not.
Ealing · W5 / W13 · West London
We are an Ealing removals firm built around business moves — offices, shops and studios in and out of the Broadway, West Ealing and Hanwell — planned around your working day. Man and van, storage, home moves and European removals from Ealing sit alongside it.
What we do
Office and commercial work is the core of what we do in Ealing. The van, the crates and the storage all point at keeping a business trading while it moves — and the same crew handles man and van, home moves and European removals when you need them.
Moving an office, shop or studio in or out of Ealing — a Broadway suite, a unit off the Uxbridge Road, a retail floor in West Ealing — planned around your opening hours so trading barely feels it.
Read more RelocationThe whole project, not just the van — sequencing floors and departments, decommissioning the old space and setting up the new one so people sit down and get back to work with the least downtime.
Read more IT & desksThe careful end of a business move — workstations, monitors, servers and comms unplugged, protected, transported and set back up, labelled so every desk lands where it should.
Read more Man & vanA driver and a van for the smaller jobs around W5 and W13 — a single office, a few desks, a studio flat or a quick collection and delivery across Ealing and West London.
Read more Storage & packingClean, secure storage for stock, furniture, records or the gap between two premises — plus proper packing with a labelled inventory when you would rather we handled the boxing.
Read more Home (secondary)We move Ealing homes too — a Northfields terrace, a flat above the Broadway, a house on Ealing Common — with the same survey-first care we bring to the commercial work.
Read moreBusiness relocation playbook
A commercial move is a project, not just a van turning up. Here is the shape of it — survey to sign-off — built so the phones keep ringing and the shutters open on time.
We walk both sites — the Ealing office you are leaving and the space you are taking. Access, lifts, loading bays, desk counts and the tricky items get logged, and you get a written plan and a move sequence, not a rough guess.
The move is slotted around your working hours — an evening, a weekend, or floor by floor — so the phones stay answered and the shutters open on time. Crates and labels go out ahead so your team can pack their own desks.
A right-sized crew, protection down on floors and lifts, and IT and desks broken down, tracked and transported. We follow the floor-plan so nothing lands in the wrong room and nothing walks off in the shuffle.
Desks rebuilt, kit reconnected, crates collected and the old space cleared to hand back. We walk the new floor with you before we leave, so your people sit down and get on with the day.
Where we work
Ealing is our patch and we know its quirks — the timed loading bays on the Broadway, the red routes along the Uxbridge Road, the permit-controlled streets around the Common. That local knowledge is what keeps a move to time.
The town-centre hub — the Broadway offices, the new station over the Elizabeth line, and the shops and first-floor suites above them. Loading means timed bays, the one-way around Haven Green and a lift booking more often than not.
Up the Uxbridge Road — independent shops and studios, flats above the parades, and the terraces off Northfield Avenue. Red routes and loading restrictions along the main drag shape when a van can sit.
The larger Edwardian houses and mansion blocks around the Common and Mount Park — wide but permit-controlled streets, District and Piccadilly line access, and the odd side return or basement office to work around.
The Northfields and Little Ealing streets — bay-fronted terraces, converted flats and small ground-floor businesses, with the tight residential grid and school-run timings that decide the best slot to load.
West across the Brent and the Wharncliffe Viaduct — Victorian terraces, the Broadway shops and light-industrial units towards the Grand Union Canal, handy for the A4020 run out to the A40.
Also covering South & North Ealing (W5) — and the streets in between across West London.
Europe from Ealing
Leaving W5 for the Continent? We run part- and full-load moves out of Ealing on the A40 and North Circular, over the Channel and on to four European countries — homes and smaller commercial moves alike, with the customs paperwork handled for you.
Paris, Lyon and the south — out on the A40 to the M25, a crossing at Dover or the Eurotunnel at Folkestone, then straight onto the autoroutes.
Route & detailsMadrid, Barcelona and the Costas — the long western run down through France to the border at La Jonquera, then on to the coast.
Route & detailsMilan, Florence and Rome — a planned road move down through France and over the Alps by the Fréjus or Mont Blanc tunnel.
Route & detailsLisbon, Porto and the Algarve — the Atlantic corridor across France and Spain to the far south-west.
Route & detailsNot on the list? Our international removals hub covers how European moves from Ealing and West London work end to end.
FAQs
Yes — office and commercial moves are the main thing we do. We move suites off Ealing Broadway, shops and studios along the Uxbridge Road, and units towards Hanwell and the A40. We survey both sites first, then plan the move around your trading hours so the disruption is kept to a minimum.
That is usually the point of a business move. Evenings and weekends are common, and larger sites we do floor by floor so key teams stay live throughout. You get a move sequence in writing before the day, not a rough plan on the morning.
We do. Workstations, monitors, servers and comms kit are unplugged, wrapped and crated per desk, labelled to a floor-plan, then reconnected at the new site so your people can log straight back in. For anything specialist we will agree the handover with your IT provider beforehand.
Yes. Ealing homes — a Northfields terrace, a flat above the Broadway, a house on the Common — get the same survey-first care as the commercial work. It sits alongside the business side rather than being the headline, but it is a full home-removals service.
Ealing proper: Ealing Broadway and Ealing Common (W5), West Ealing and Northfields (W13), Hanwell (W7), and South and North Ealing. We work across West London too, and we run European moves departing from Ealing.
Send us the details through the quote form — what you are moving, both addresses, and anything that shapes the day like lifts, access or IT. We read it and reply by email with a clear, no-obligation quote. For bigger commercial moves we will usually arrange a survey first.
Get a quote
Tell us what you are moving — an office off the Broadway, a shop in West Ealing, a flat on the Common, or a whole home. We will read the details and come back by email with a clear, no-obligation quote.