About half the buildings in Highland Park are apartments or condos, and most homes here are rented. That changes what junk looks like. It's less about a basement cleanout and more about the couch nobody wanted to move, or the mattress the last tenant left behind.
We do small-load junk removal in Highland Park, from one item up to a pickup load. Book and pay online, then leave it out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. You don't have to be there. We send a photo when it's gone, which is handy if you're a landlord checking from across town.
Where to leave it in Highland Park
The older houses between 32 Avenue and McKnight Boulevard mostly have back lanes. The alley beside your garage or parking pad is the easiest spot for us.
Apartment and condo buildings are different. Don't leave things in the hallway, by the garbage bins or in the parkade. Use the curb out front, a loading area if your building has one, or your own parking stall if it's outdoors and reachable. Check with your manager first. Some buildings fine you for items left out.
What people get rid of in Highland Park
Turnover drives a lot of it. Tenants move, owners renovate between leases, and the old stuff has to go somewhere. Common pickups:
- Mattresses and box springs left after a move-out
- Cheap bookshelves and TV stands that didn't survive the last move
- Old appliances swapped out during a suite reno
- Bagged garbage and boxes from a unit turnover
Infills going up on older lots mean some reno leftovers too. Small amounts of drywall offcuts and trim are fine. A full demo load isn't.
Junk pickup pricing in Highland Park
Curbside pickups start at $69, same as everywhere we serve. No travel fee. If it's a third-floor walk-up, it needs to come down first. We don't go inside. Get your price online.
Nearby
We also cover Highwood, Queens Park Village, Mount Pleasant and Thorncliffe.