Braeside started going up in the mid-1960s, in the block between 14 Street and 24 Street SW, south of Southland Drive. It's bungalows and split-levels for the most part, a few townhouse complexes, and a lot of houses that still have their original layout. A fair number are on their second owner now, and the new owners are opening up walls.
That's where most junk removal in Braeside comes from: the first big renovation in decades. Book a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and put things out by 8 am. You can be at work. We text you a photo when it's cleared.
Where to leave it in Braeside
Houses here have either a front driveway or a garage off a back lane, depending on the street. Use whichever side you'd normally park on, and keep items close to the garage so the lane stays open.
If you're in one of the townhouse complexes, the rules are set by your condo board. Leave items by your own unit or parking stall, not by the mailboxes or the shared bins.
What people get rid of in Braeside
Original kitchens and panelled basements come out first. That turns into pickups like:
- Old upper cabinets and a vanity, taken off the wall and stacked
- Wood panelling and trim in bundles one person can lift
- A basement sofa bed, usually heavier than it looks
- The deep freeze and second fridge from the basement
We stop at a pickup-truck load. If you're gutting the whole main floor, you'll want a bin for the drywall.
Junk pickup pricing in Braeside
Curbside pickup starts at $69, the same as anywhere else we serve, and there's no travel fee. We don't come inside, so the sofa bed needs to be up and out first. Get your price.
Nearby
We also pick up in Cedarbrae, Woodlands, Southwood and Oakridge.