Belmont is new ground on the south edge of the city, between 194 Avenue and 210 Avenue, west of Macleod Trail. Most houses here are only a few years old. Many back onto rear lanes, and on newer streets it's common to see a parking pad where a garage will go one day. Parking pads tend to collect stuff.
Junk removal in Belmont is mostly that overflow. Book a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and have it on your pad or driveway by 8 am. No need to be home. We text a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Belmont
On a laned lot, put it on your parking pad or right beside it in the lane. Keep the lane clear so your neighbours can still get in and out. If you have a front garage, the end of the driveway works.
Townhome owners should use their own pad or driveway. Shared walkways and green strips aren't a good spot, even for a morning.
Bring things out the morning of pickup, not the weekend before. Light items like boxes and foam should be bagged or tied so they stay put.
What people get rid of in Belmont
First homes, young families, a lot of stuff that came from apartments. Pickups here look like:
- Apartment-sized couches and tables that look small in a full house
- Cardboard and foam from new appliances and furniture
- The spare-room mattress you swore you'd use
- Baby gear: swings, high chairs, playpens, strollers
Building a garage or a fence this year? Small amounts of offcuts and packaging are fine. A full load of construction waste needs a bin.
Junk pickup pricing in Belmont
Curbside starts at $69. We don't charge extra for the far south, and it's the same price anywhere we serve. We don't go into the house, so it needs to be outside first. Get your price.