Carrington is one of the newest neighbourhoods on the north edge, between 14 Street and 144 Avenue just past Stoney Trail. Most homes here are only a few years old, and parts of it are still being built. Junk removal in Carrington is rarely about old furniture. It's about the first few years in a new house.
Pickups run Tuesdays and Fridays. Book and pay online, leave things out by 8 am, and you don't have to be there. We text a photo when it's done.
Where to leave it in Carrington
The layout mixes front-drive homes, rear-lane homes, duplexes and townhouses. Leave items next to wherever you park: the end of the driveway, or the lane beside a rear garage.
Townhouse owners should check the condo rules before leaving anything outside. Your own pad or stall is usually fine. The visitor parking isn't.
On streets with active construction, curbs can be lined with trades' trucks. A lane spot is often easier.
Put things out the morning of pickup. Open land nearby means a lot of wind.
What people get rid of in Carrington
New-home junk has a pattern. The moving boxes come first, then the furniture that didn't fit, then the basement build.
- Flattened boxes and moving blankets past their best
- A sofa or bed frame from the last place
- Packaging from appliances and furniture deliveries
- Small piles of trim, flooring offcuts and drywall scraps
We'll take small reno leftovers. A full basement development's worth of waste needs a bin.
Junk pickup pricing in Carrington
Curbside starts at $69. There's no travel fee for being at the far north end. We don't go into basements. Just inside an open garage door is fine. Get your price.
Nearby
We also run through Evanston, Livingston, Panorama Hills and Hidden Valley.