Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Halifax, Wakefield and the mill towns between them. People here say Yorkshire, or they say the name of their town — the county label is paperwork.
31 clearances have landed in these postcodes, most often WF15 at Liversedge, LS8 in Leeds, WF3 at Tingley, WF12 in Dewsbury, BD2 in Bradford and LS17 up at Alwoodley.
Stone, stairs and hills
A lot of the housing here is stone-built back-to-back and through terraces on hillsides, and the hill is the job. A house on a Halifax or Todmorden slope can have the front door on one level and the back door two floors below it, and the van can only be on one of them.
Loft conversions are common in this stock and they are usually the fullest room in the house. So are cellars. We would rather know about both before quoting than discover them at ten o'clock.
Leeds and the Alwoodley and Roundhay side run to larger stock and more probate work through solicitors.
Where it goes
Loads go through permitted transfer stations — Kemp at Balkram Edge Farm, HX2 0UB; Jeff Skinner at The Sidings, Copley, LS12 1HZ; Forge Waste at Scotch Park Industrial Estate, LS12 2PY.
Not to household recycling centres. Those are for residents' own waste and are entitled to turn a trade load away. Our waste carrier registration is CBDU419679 and the transfer notes come back from every load; executors can have copies.
What we cover
Pages below run across LS, BD, HD, HX, WF and the OL districts on this side of the line.