Ealing, long known as the “Queen of the Suburbs”, is made up largely of Victorian and Edwardian houses on tree-lined roads, from large semi-detached villas to modest terraces, with interwar semis further out. Gardens vary a great deal: long, narrow rear gardens on the terraces, wider plots on the villa roads, and plenty of flat-conversion gardens shared between owners.
That variety is why we survey before we quote. A boundary between two long gardens, a side return you can barely walk down and a shared fence between flats are three different jobs, and the quote should reflect which one you have. West Ealing is our home base, so surveys here are rarely more than a few minutes away.
