Huntington Hills is big. More than 5,000 homes between 64 Avenue and Beddington Boulevard, with Nose Hill Park along the west side. Building started in the late 1960s, and the 1970s bi-level is the house you see on block after block.
About a third of the homes here are rented, and plenty of bi-levels have a suite downstairs. That means two households' worth of stuff under one roof, and two sets of move-outs. Junk removal in Huntington Hills fits right into that. Book online, set it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and you don't need to be home.
Where to leave it in Huntington Hills
If you have a back lane, use it, especially if the upstairs and downstairs are both booking. It keeps the front yard clear and it's where a lot of garages and parking pads are.
On a street-facing driveway, the bottom of the driveway is fine. Townhouse complexes usually want items kept in front of your own unit. Check with your board if you're not sure.
Tell us in the booking notes which unit the pickup is for. It saves a mix-up when two tenants both have stuff out.
What people get rid of in Huntington Hills
Bi-levels from this era are on their third or fourth round of owners. Kitchens and bathrooms keep getting redone, and suites come and go. Common pickups:
- Furniture left behind by a tenant
- An old stove or fridge pulled out of a basement suite
- Bathroom fixtures and cabinet doors from a reno
- Bagged yard waste from the mature trees on most lots
We take bagged yard waste. Loose branches need to be cut short and bundled.
Junk pickup pricing in Huntington Hills
Curbside pickups start at $69, and there's no travel fee. You pay what you'd pay anywhere else we serve. We don't come inside, so anything down the bi-level stairs needs to come up first. Get your price online.
Nearby
We also pick up in Beddington Heights, Thorncliffe, Sandstone Valley and MacEwan Glen.