Glendale is the grid of mid-century bungalows south of 17 Avenue, between 37 Street and Sarcee Trail. It was laid out in the mid-1950s, and most homes are still single-family. Many have changed hands only once or twice, which means the basements and detached garages hold a lot.
When those houses do change hands, junk removal in Glendale is often step one. Book online, set things in the lane by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and we'll handle the rest. You don't need to be home.
Where to leave it in Glendale
Nearly every lot here has a back lane with a detached garage. Put items next to the garage on the lane side, with a bit of space so we can get around them.
Lanes get muddy and rutted in spring. Set things on a flat, dry patch if you can, or on a piece of cardboard.
If you're near the 45 Street CTrain station and the front gets busy, the lane is the better choice anyway.
What people get rid of in Glendale
Older homes with long-time owners, plus new buyers fixing them up. Common pickups:
- Teak and walnut furniture from the 60s and 70s
- Old workbenches and garage shelving
- Upright freezers and second fridges
- Carpet and underlay pulled during a reno, rolled and tied
Older wood furniture sometimes has buyers. If you think a piece is worth selling, try that first. If not, we'll offer it to a charity before the landfill.
Junk pickup pricing in Glendale
Curbside pickups start at $69. No travel fee for Glendale or anywhere else we serve. We don't go into the house or the basement, so it needs to be outside. Get your price.
Nearby
We run through Westgate, Killarney/Glengarry, Glenbrook and Signal Hill the same days.