Chinook Park is a small square of late-1950s and 1960s houses, bounded by Glenmore Trail, Elbow Drive, Heritage Drive and 14 Street. The trees are full grown. Plenty of the original bungalows are still standing, and some have come down for new two-storeys.
Junk removal in Chinook Park follows those two tracks: long-time owners clearing out, and new builds settling in. Book online for a Tuesday or Friday, pay when you book, and have it out by 8 am. We'll text a photo when it's picked up.
Where to leave it in Chinook Park
Use the end of your driveway, or the lane beside your garage if your lot has one. Keep it clear of the sidewalk so walkers to the school aren't stepping around a dresser.
Big old trees mean a lot of fall leaves. If you're putting out yard waste, bag it, and don't stack bags against a tree trunk where we can't see them from the truck.
What people get rid of in Chinook Park
Sixty-plus-year-old bungalows that are either being downsized out of or knocked down. Pickups look like:
- Teak and walnut furniture from the 1960s and 1970s (we try donation first)
- Old hide-a-beds, recliners and a sewing cabinet
- Bagged leaves and branches every fall
- A garage freezer, bikes and a stack of old lawn chairs
If you're downsizing a parent's home, it's often easier to book a few small pickups over a couple of weeks than one big day.
Junk pickup pricing in Chinook Park
Curbside pickups start at $69. It's the same price across the southeast, southwest and northwest, with no travel fee. We only do curbside, so it needs to be outside by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
We also stop in Kelvin Grove, Eagle Ridge and Mayfair.