Elboya runs between Elbow Drive and Macleod Trail, south of the Elbow River down to 50 Avenue. Most of it was built after the Second World War, so the original homes are modest bungalows. Plenty of those have been torn down and replaced with larger houses, and the rest are getting updated.
That mix keeps junk removal in Elboya steady. One house is clearing out a basement before a sale, the next is getting rid of the old furniture before the new build. Put your items in the back lane by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday and you don't need to be there.
Where to leave it in Elboya
Most lots here have a rear lane, and that's where we prefer to load. Set items beside your garage or parking pad, clear of the lane so others can get through.
Elbow Drive is busy. If you're on it, use your lane instead of the front.
If there's a construction bin in the lane, leave your things on your side of it and add a note so we know which pile is yours.
What people get rid of in Elboya
Older bungalows and new rebuilds produce different junk. From the bungalows:
- Single beds and dressers from the 1970s and 80s
- Chest freezers that have been in the basement forever
- Old recliners and TV stands
From the new builds, more often moving leftovers and furniture that didn't fit.
Junk pickup pricing in Elboya
Curbside starts at $69, with no travel fee. We don't come into the house, so things need to be out on the driveway or just inside an open garage. Get your price online and book the day you want.
Nearby
The route also takes in Britannia, Elbow Park, Windsor Park and Parkhill.