Albert Park and Radisson Heights sit on the hill east of Deerfoot, between Memorial Drive and 17 Avenue SE. A lot of the homes look back over the Bow valley toward downtown. More than half the households rent, and there's a real mix: older bungalows, walk-up apartments and newer infills on split lots.
That mix makes junk removal in Albert Park and Radisson Heights fairly simple. Set it in the alley or at the curb by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and go to work. We text a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Albert Park and Radisson Heights
Most streets here have back lanes, and that's the best spot for anything you can carry out yourself. Leave it beside your parking pad or garage, clear of the lane itself.
Some lanes run on a slope. If you're leaving a dresser or a bed frame, lay it flat so it doesn't slide or tip.
In a walk-up, the curb out front or the edge of the parking lot is usually the easiest place. Check with the building owner first, and put it out that morning, not the night before.
What people get rid of in Albert Park and Radisson Heights
Renters moving out, landlords turning over a suite, and owners clearing space for a rebuild. That tends to mean:
- Mattresses and bed frames after a lease ends
- Couches that won't fit in the next place
- Old kitchen cabinets or a vanity from a small reno
- Bagged garbage that didn't fit in the City cart
Junk pickup pricing in Albert Park and Radisson Heights
Curbside starts at $69. There's no travel fee and no surcharge for the east side. We don't go into suites, so it needs to be outside first. Get your price before you book.
Nearby
Next door, we cover Forest Lawn, Forest Heights, Inglewood and Southview on the same days.