Dalhousie went up in the late 1960s and 70s, inside the square made by Crowchild Trail, Sarcee Trail, Shaganappi Trail and John Laurie Boulevard. You'll find split-levels, bungalows and bi-levels on the streets, plus townhouse complexes and apartments closer to the LRT station.
That range makes junk removal in Dalhousie hard to pin down. One booking is a sofa from a condo, the next is a garage full of camping gear. The routine stays the same: book and pay online, leave it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and get a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Dalhousie
Detached houses here often have both a front drive and a back alley. Use whichever one is flatter and closer to where the item already is.
In the townhouse complexes, leave things by your own unit or garage. Shared garbage areas are usually off limits, and a board can bill you for anything left there.
Apartment and condo owners: use the curb or your parking stall. We don't go into the building.
Put things out the morning of. Not the night before.
What people get rid of in Dalhousie
Older owners downsizing to a condo nearby, younger families moving into the split-levels, and renters coming and going near the station. We see:
- Rec room couches and old basement bars
- Stand-up freezers and second fridges
- Bikes and ski gear
- Bedroom sets left behind when someone moves into a smaller place
Fridges and freezers go to metal recycling, not the landfill.
Junk pickup pricing in Dalhousie
Curbside pickups start at $69, same as anywhere on our routes. No travel fee. We only do curbside, so it needs to be outside. Get your price.
Nearby
The same truck works Edgemont, Brentwood, Varsity and Silver Springs on Tuesdays and Fridays.