House Clearance in Limehouse E14
If you looking for reliable house clearance company that always turns up on the day and on time you do not look further. At MKL waste we pride ourselves in providing the best house clearance services within Limehouse E14. If you need a full house clearance or just want a one item to be removed, we are the company to call. Our house clearance service is the most comprehensive on the market. We will tidy up after leaving the property in the state when we arrived. We take all waste to a responsible licensed waste transfer stations to be disposed off properly. Our rate is based on the amount and weight of the items to be cleared against the time taken. We are fully licensed; hold full public liability insurance and registered with the Environment Agency. You can book entire house or flat clearances or just removing single item such as washing machine, furniture. We also clear garages, office spaces or other commercial buildings. If requested, we can also clean the property to help improve its rental chances or its selling appeal on the housing market.All our house clearance team are dedicated, experienced and friendly. We assist in the re-use of as many of the items we clear as possible, enabling us to offer a solution to the environmentally friendly. We are delighted to take items to charity shops on behalf of our clients.
About Limehouse E14
Limehouse, named after the long-vanished local lime industry, was where Englishmen set off on ocean -going trips to open up new trade routes in the sixteenth century and was home of London's Chinatown between 1850 and 1950.
Limehouse Ratcliffe Cross Stairs, south of Butcher Row - The point where the Thames met the red cliff ('ratcliffe') and the Pool of London became Limehouse Reach was used as a boarding point for those crossing the oceans in late medieval times. Their number included the explorer Sir Hugh Willoughby, whose party left in three ships to try to find the elusive North- East Passage, a sea route north of Scandinavia and Russia to China and America. Limehouse's Ratcliffe Cross faded into insignificance once the first docks were built locally in 1800.
Sun Wharf, 30 Narrow Street - The home in the 1980s of David Lean, the film director responsible for David Copperfield, Brief Encounter and the Oscar-winning Bridge on the River Kwai .
Entrance to Limehouse Basin - An inlet leading to a 10-acre marina created in Limehouse in1812 to 1820 as the southern terminus of the Regent's Canal.
The Grapes, 76 Narrow Street - The pub on which Charles Dickens supposedly based the
Six Jolly Fellowship Porters in Our Mutual Friend, at the back of which a wooden ladder leading down to the shore acts as a reminder of the time when watermen would use it to leave the pub carrying drunks to the middle of the river, where they would drown them to sell the corpses to dissectors.
David Owen's address, 78 Narrow Street - The original four members of the Social Democratic Party - the so-called Gang of Four former Labour ministers, David Owen,
Roy Jenkins, Bill Rogers and Shirley Williams - issued the Limehouse Declaration, a statement in favour of social democracy, as opposed to traditional Labour Party-style socialism, here on Sunday 25 January 1981, forming the Social Democratic Party and creating a brief three-party race for power before merging with the Liberals.
Limehouse Dunbar Wharf, 138 Narrow Street - The first travellers journeying from England to Australia left from Dunbar Wharf.
Limekiln Wharf, 148 Narrow Street - England's first porcelain factory was built in Limehouse in the 1740s.
