Aberdare, Pontypridd, Treorchy and the valleys running north from Cardiff.
The valleys are the job. Terraced houses built for miners, packed onto steep hillsides in long rows, with the street on one level and the back door two floors below. A van parks where it can and the crew carry the rest.
Long occupancies are the rule here and the lofts show it. People call this the Valleys and mean it as a place, not a description.
Wales has its own waste rules
Wales separates household waste more strictly than England does, and has done for years. That changes how a load is sorted before it goes anywhere, and we plan for it rather than finding out at the gate.