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We encourage you to order our marvellous service of rubbish removal in Ealing, as we can provide you with a high-standard service at an affordable price. We are fully insured and legal, hence you do not have to worry about any aspect of our job. We employ polite, experienced and well-trained staff, because the standard of the customer service is crucial for our company. Our equipment includes a fully operational truck, which is used to collect the waste from the location you indicated and a number of specialised tools. Contact Ultimate Rubbish Clearance and become our client without further ado.
Offering our rubbish removal in Ealing, we always try to adapt to the individual needs and requirements of a particular client, because your complete satisfaction of the cooperation is absolutely crucial for our team. Therefore, we only expect you to pay for a given load, not the whole van. It means that you are charged adequately to the effort we make during the service. What is more, we can take almost any junk you want to throw away – for example old and destroyed sofas, shelves, cupboards or even fridges and TVs, which are sometimes refused by other rubbish removal companies.
There is evidence that the territory of present Ealing has been inhabited for an amazingly long time, namely 7,000 years. Namely, some pots from Iron Age were found there. The oldest maps showing Ealing as an already well-organized area come from the 18th century. As time went by, it has been more and more filled by market gardens. One of the unusual attractions in this district is the London Motorcycle Museum, being a very popular place for all the motorization fans. There is also a renowned cultural place called The Questors, created by an independent community. In a part of Ealing called Southall there is a huge Sikh community and they have their temple, meeting place and library there, namely Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha. Another interesting thing is that it is Ealing Jazz Club where the Rolling Stones band has had its beginnings, as Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met Brian Jones for the first time there.
