Evanston sits north of Stoney Trail, between Kincora and 14 Street. Most of it has gone up since the late 2000s: front-garage homes, laned houses and townhomes, with a lot of young families in them.
Junk removal in Evanston usually follows a life change. A new baby, a basement suite, a second kid needing a room. Book online, pay online, set it out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. You can be at work. We text you a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Evanston
Front-drive homes: the end of the driveway, off to one side so you can still get out.
Laned homes: in the lane, right beside your garage or parking pad. Many Evanston lanes are narrow and lined with bins on collection day, so keep items tight to your property.
Townhomes: your own driveway or pad. Read your condo rules before using any shared space.
Morning-of is best. Northern edge neighbourhoods get a lot of wind, and empty boxes don't stay put.
What people get rid of in Evanston
Young families cycle through gear fast. Most of what comes out of Evanston garages has a short life:
- Cribs, change tables and high chairs
- Plastic play structures and outdoor toys
- The first couch, now covered in juice stains
- Leftover lumber and packaging from a basement build or new deck
Usable baby gear goes to donation if a charity will take it.
Junk pickup pricing in Evanston
Curbside pickups start at $69. No travel fee for being near the city limits. We don't go into the basement. If it's in the garage, leave it just inside with the door open. Get your price.
Nearby
We also pick up in Kincora, Sage Hill, Carrington and Hidden Valley.