Cranston runs along the top of the Bow River valley, south of Stoney Trail and east of Deerfoot. The first houses went up in the early 2000s and the south end is still filling in. Plenty of those early homes have had their basements developed by now, and that's where a lot of the junk comes from.
Junk hauling in Cranston works like this. Book and pay online, set things out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday, and get on with your day. We take it, sweep up, and text a photo.
Where to leave it in Cranston
The older parts of Cranston are mostly front-garage homes. Use the end of the driveway. Newer phases have more laned homes and townhouses, where the garage is at the back. Leave items beside your garage, not out on the lane.
Cranston streets fill up with parked cars in the evening. Pickup is in the morning, but leave enough curb clear that we can pull in close to your spot.
What people get rid of in Cranston
Basement projects and growing families drive most of it:
- Drywall offcuts and empty boxes from a basement build, in small amounts
- An old carpet pulled up for vinyl plank, rolled and tied
- Outgrown kids' beds and dressers
- BBQs and patio sets from the first summer in the house
Junk pickup pricing in Cranston
Curbside starts at $69. There's no travel fee, even at the south end. Inside pickup costs a bit more if you want us to carry things up from the basement. Get your price.
Nearby
We run the same routes through Auburn Bay, Seton, McKenzie Towne and McKenzie Lake.