A Hounslow house move can start in a Victorian terrace in Chiswick or Isleworth, a large house near Osterley Park, or a 1930s semi in Heston or Feltham, and the two ends of this borough move very differently. The east loads through conversions, shared staircases and controlled streets; the west loads from driveways on unrestricted roads. The borough runs five miles and more end to end, so the plan is built from your two postcodes, your loading points and the journey between them, not from the Hounslow name.
At a house on an unrestricted street, which is most of the west, access is the driveway and nothing needs arranging. On a controlled street near a town centre or station, the suspension is applied for at least 10 working days ahead, longer notice than most boroughs ask. Count the loft, garage and shed in the inventory from the start, and tell us the floor and stair details at both homes, plus any slope or long path at the larger Osterley and Chiswick houses.