Haysboro sits south of Heritage Drive, between Macleod Trail and the Glenmore Reservoir, with Elbow Drive running down the middle. It was built from the late 1950s, mostly bungalows and split-levels, with townhouse complexes and apartment buildings mixed in.
Because the housing is mixed, junk pickup in Haysboro looks a bit different from block to block. Houses use the lane or the curb. Complexes use a parking stall or the spot by your unit. Either way, it goes out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday and you don't need to be home.
Where to leave it in Haysboro
Most detached homes have a back lane. Leave items beside your garage or parking pad.
In townhouse complexes, set things next to your own unit or stall, and check your condo's rules on pickup mornings. Some don't allow anything in common areas, even for a few hours.
If your place is on Elbow Drive or near Macleod, use the lane or a side street. We can't stop on the main roads to load.
What people get rid of in Haysboro
Older homes being updated and plenty of renters coming and going. Expect:
- Kitchen cabinets and countertops from a small reno
- Old couches and recliners
- Mattresses and bed frames
- Bags of household stuff after a move
If you're getting rid of a usable dresser or table, we'll try to donate it.
Junk pickup pricing in Haysboro
It starts at $69 at the curb. There's no travel fee. We don't go into basements, so it needs to be up and out first. Get your price before you book.
Nearby
Kingsland, Chinook Park and Southwood are on the same routes, and so is Acadia across Macleod.