Chaparral sits south of Stoney Trail and east of Macleod, with the Bow River valley on its east edge. Building started in the mid-90s around a man-made lake, and the community is mostly owner-occupied houses with front garages. Homes along the valley edge often have walkout basements.
Those basements are where most junk removal in Chaparral starts, usually after 20 years as a storage room. Book online, pay when you book, and set things on the driveway by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. We text you a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Chaparral
The end of the driveway works for almost every house here. If you have a walkout, you can also leave items on the lower patio, as long as there's a clear path around the side of the house and no locked gate. Say so in your booking.
Some driveways here are steep. Don't leave anything with wheels at the top. Set it near the bottom, on a flat spot.
What people get rid of in Chaparral
Twenty-plus years in, a lot of homes are swapping out the first round of everything. That looks like:
- Treadmills and home gym benches from the basement
- Old sectionals and media cabinets
- Kids' bedroom sets now that the kids have left
- Mattresses from the guest room
Junk pickup pricing in Chaparral
Curbside starts at $69. There's no travel fee for being in the far south. We don't come inside, so the treadmill needs to be up and out first. Get your price.
Nearby
The same Tuesday and Friday runs reach Walden, Sundance, Midnapore and Legacy.