Cedarbrae is the 1970s block between 24 Street and Tsuut'ina Trail, south of Southland Drive and north of Anderson Road. It's mostly detached houses with some townhouse complexes, and a fair share of homes are rented. The houses are old enough to need work and new enough that nobody's tearing them down.
Junk pickup in Cedarbrae fits both owners and renters. Book a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and have things out by 8 am. You don't need to be home. We text a photo once it's gone.
Where to leave it in Cedarbrae
Houses here are a mix of front driveways and back-lane garages. Leave items where you'd park: end of the driveway, or beside the garage off the lane.
Renting? Ask your landlord before you put anything out, especially if it's their appliance. In a townhouse complex, check the condo rules and keep things by your own unit or stall, away from shared areas.
Leave a few feet of curb clear in front of your items so we can pull in close.
What people get rid of in Cedarbrae
Fifty-year-old houses on their second or third owner, plus a steady stream of tenants moving in and out. That mix brings:
- Older washers and dryers swapped for a new set
- 1980s and 1990s bedroom sets and box springs
- Basement carpet and underlay, cut, rolled and tied
- Whatever the last tenant left in the garage
Junk pickup pricing in Cedarbrae
Curbside pickup starts at $69, the same as anywhere else we serve, with no travel fee. We don't come inside, so a washer in the basement needs to be up and out first. Get your price.
Nearby
The same route also covers Braeside, Oakridge, Woodbine and Woodlands.