Mobile car valeting in B9 (Bordesley Green & Bordesley) — nobody's claimed it yet.

The driveways. Tight brick streets around Bordesley, nose-to-tail parking, and paint carrying a month of traffic film because washing at home would mean a hose through the hallway. One finished car on a street this tight is an advert every neighbour walks past twice a day — terrace rounds grow door by door, and quickly. Low churn by the numbers — some 141 recorded sales a year — so the book renews from within: the second car, the new lease, the newly retired neighbour with time to notice the shine.

The parking. Terraced parking, nose to tail — the craft is doing a complete job inside a single car's length without owning the street. Runoff discipline matters between parked cars — capture mat down, wet-vac at the sill — and it keeps the pavement dry and the street friendly. Supplies in this region lean hard — short of southern chalk, but enough that dark paint shows drying marks after an untreated rinse — so careful finishing carries real weight here.

The round. The B9 round works around Bordesley Green, Bordesley and Little Bromwich. Around 7,411 households keep cars here, and the ones who take a monthly valeter keep them — same drive, same finish, year after year. That's not a lead list — that's a round, built once and kept gleaming.