Currie is being built on the old Currie Barracks base land off Crowchild Trail, and it's still filling in. Townhouses, rowhouses, condo buildings and newer single-family homes sit next to the old base buildings. A lot of people here moved in recently, which means boxes, packaging and furniture that didn't fit the new floor plan.
Junk removal in Currie depends on what kind of home you're in. Most people book online, pay up front, and leave things by the laneway garage or parking pad by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't have to be home.
Where to leave it in Currie
Many homes here have garages off a rear lane. Set items beside your garage door in the lane, not blocking it or a neighbour's.
Condo owners have it tougher. We can't go into hallways or parkades. Bring items down to the building's loading area or the curb out front on pickup morning, if your building allows that. Read your building rules first, since some boards fine owners for anything left outside.
Don't put things out the night before. Shared lanes get crowded and stuff gets moved.
What people get rid of in Currie
New homes, so less worn-out furniture and more move-in leftovers:
- Flattened boxes and moving cartons
- A couch that turned out too big for the townhouse
- Old mattresses replaced on move-in day
- Small appliances and TVs from the last place
If something still works, we try a donation drop first.
Junk pickup pricing in Currie
Curbside pickups start at $69, with no travel fee. We don't come into units, so it needs to be outside first. The quote shows the price before you pay. Get your price.
Nearby
We do the same Tuesday and Friday runs through Garrison Green, Lincoln Park, Rutland Park and Richmond.