Hillhurst runs from 10 Street west to 18 Street, between the Bow River and 8 Avenue. Kensington Road cuts through the middle. Close to half the buildings are apartments or condos, and more than half the homes are rented.
So junk removal in Hillhurst usually means one thing that won't fit in a car. A futon after a move-out. A desk from a home office that's going back to the bedroom. Book online, pay when you book, and set it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't have to be home, which helps if you're at work downtown.
Where to leave it in Hillhurst
Most houses and many smaller buildings here back onto an alley. That's our first choice. The alley is quicker than the street, where parking near Kensington and Riley Park is tight most mornings.
In a condo or apartment, keep things out of the hallway, lobby and parkade. Use the alley behind the building, an outdoor parking stall or a loading spot, and check your building's rules first. Tell us in the booking notes exactly where to look.
What people get rid of in Hillhurst
Moves and infill builds are the two big sources here. Typical pickups:
- Futons, loveseats and IKEA dressers after a lease ends
- Mattresses that didn't fit up the new staircase
- Boxes and packing paper from a move-in
- Small piles of trim, tile offcuts and old fixtures from a reno
Old character homes get gutted here from time to time. We can take a small amount of the leftovers. Plaster, lath in any volume and anything with asbestos have to go another way.
Junk pickup pricing in Hillhurst
Curbside pickups start at $69, with no travel fee. It's the same price we charge in every community we serve. If you're on an upper floor and want us to come up and carry it out, that's a bit more. Get your price online.
Nearby
Other inner-city stops on our routes include West Hillhurst, Sunnyside, Hounsfield Heights/Briar Hill and Crescent Heights.