Hawkwood sits up on the rise between John Laurie Boulevard and Country Hills Boulevard. Building started in the early 1980s, and most of the houses are two-storeys from that decade and the next. Plenty of the original owners are still here, which means forty years of stuff in some basements.
That's the kind of junk removal in Hawkwood we're set up for. One dresser, a dead dryer, a load of boxes from the crawl space. Book online, pay when you book, and have it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't need to be home.
Where to leave it in Hawkwood
Almost every detached house here has a front garage, so the end of the driveway works best. On a sloped driveway, set things on the flat part near the sidewalk so nothing rolls or tips.
If you're in one of the townhouse complexes, the spot in front of your own garage door is usually fine. Ask your property manager before you leave anything by a shared fence or the mailboxes.
Wait until the morning of pickup. Wind up here takes empty boxes down the street fast.
What people get rid of in Hawkwood
A lot of homes here are getting a second round of updates. Old kitchens come out, basements get finished properly, and the 1980s furniture finally goes. Houses this age tend to give up the same things:
- Oak dining sets and china cabinets
- Waterbed frames and heavy dressers
- Basement couches that came with the house
- Old fridges and chest freezers from the garage
A china cabinet usually comes apart in two pieces. If it's heavy, take the glass doors off and tape them together.
Junk pickup pricing in Hawkwood
Curbside pickups start at $69. Hawkwood costs the same as every other community we serve, and there's no travel fee. We don't come inside, so basement items need to come up and out first. Get your price online.
Nearby
We also pick up in Ranchlands, Arbour Lake, Citadel and Edgemont.