Newham, properly —
not half of east London.
One borough, covered in detail, rather than a claim on everything inside the North Circular. If you are just outside it, ask; we will either come or tell you who is better placed.
Canning Town & Custom House
New towers and managed blocks around the Royal Docks, alongside older estate housing. Goods lifts and loading bays make these technically easy and procedurally slow — everything is booked in advance through building management.
More detail →Beckton
Late-twentieth-century estate housing with driveways and actual parking. Family moves, straightforward access, and the least stressful work anywhere in the borough.
More detail →Forest Gate & Upton Park
Larger Victorian houses, conservation streets around Woodgrange, and a lot of movement since the Elizabeth line opened at Forest Gate. More family houses and fewer conversions than E6 proper.
More detail →Manor Park & Little Ilford
Long terraced streets, a high share of conversions, and houses that have been in the same families for decades. The moves here are often generational rather than transactional.
More detail →Plaistow & West Ham
Terraces and low-rise post-war blocks on tight streets. The parking problem in its most concentrated form — and the area where arranging it in advance saves the most time.
More detail →East Ham itself
Where we are based. High Street North and South, the terraces either side, the flats above the shops, and Central Park. Dense, busy, permit-controlled throughout, and the area we know street by street.
Ilford, Barking and beyond
We get asked. Ilford and the Redbridge IG postcodes have their own firm in this network that knows the area properly, and you will be better served there. Barking is the edge of our patch rather than the middle of it — ask and we will be honest about whether we are the right choice for your particular street.
Moving somewhere on this list?
Two addresses, the floor at each end, and roughly what is going. That is enough for us to price it properly.