Bowness was its own town until Calgary annexed it in 1964, and the streets still show it. Small postwar bungalows sit next to brand-new infills, and almost every block has a back alley. Junk removal in Bowness splits about evenly between old houses being cleared and new ones finishing up.
Book online, pay online, and put it in the alley by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't have to be home. We text a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Bowness
The alley is your friend here. Set things beside your garage or fence where the truck can pull up without blocking the lane for long.
Some alleys are narrow, with power poles and overgrown caragana on both sides. If yours is tight, or the front is easier, the curb is fine too. Just mention it in the booking notes.
Put items out the morning of pickup. Bowness has plenty of people who will happily take a free dresser, which is fine, but then we've driven over for nothing.
What people get rid of in Bowness
The river shapes a lot of it. Houses near the Bow took water in the 2013 flood, and a lot of basements were gutted and rebuilt after. Add infill construction and older owners downsizing, and you get:
- Old basement furniture and shelving
- Wood from a torn-down fence or shed, cut to length
- Bikes, kayak racks and camping gear from the garage
- A recliner or loveseat replaced after a move
Shingles and concrete from a teardown are not something we take. Those need a bin.
Junk pickup pricing in Bowness
Curbside starts at $69. Bowness pays the same as anywhere else on our routes. We don't come inside, so get it up from the basement and out by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
On the same days we also run through Montgomery, Greenwood/Greenbriar, Silver Springs and Valley Ridge.