Coach Hill was laid out around 1980 on the slope between Old Banff Coach Road and Bow Trail. A lot of the original owners are still here, and their houses are full of the things you collect over 40 years. Junk removal in Coach Hill is usually one room at a time: the den, the spare bedroom, the crawl space.
Book online and pay when you book. Set the items at the bottom of your driveway, or just inside an open garage, by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't need to be home. We text you a photo once it's loaded.
Where to leave it in Coach Hill
Most of the detached homes have front garages, so the end of the driveway works best. Some driveways here run downhill to the street. If yours is steep, leave heavy pieces at the bottom, not halfway up, so nothing slides overnight or blocks the sidewalk.
Coach Hill also has townhouse and condo complexes. In those, set things beside your own unit or garage door and check what your board allows first.
Put things out the morning of pickup. It's windy up here, and boxes left out the night before tend to end up in a neighbour's yard.
What people get rid of in Coach Hill
Long-time owners downsizing, kids' rooms finally cleared out, basements being redone. That shows up as:
- Solid wood dressers and china cabinets nobody in the family wants
- Box springs from beds that were replaced years ago
- Old deep freezers from the garage
- Rolled-up carpet from a bedroom getting new floors
If a piece is in good shape, we try a charity first. Metal goes to scrap.
Junk pickup pricing in Coach Hill
Curbside pickups start at $69, and Coach Hill pays the same as every other community we serve. There's no travel fee. We don't come inside, so anything in the basement has to come up to the driveway or garage first. Get your price online before you book.
Nearby
The same west-side route covers Patterson, Strathcona Park, Cougar Ridge and Aspen Woods.