Kingsland is the square between Glenmore Trail, Macleod Trail, Heritage Drive and Elbow Drive. It was built in the late 1950s, and today it's more apartments and townhouses than houses, with most homes rented. There are still original bungalows on some blocks.
So junk removal in Kingsland follows the lease cycle. Someone moves out, the mattress stays behind, and the landlord or the next tenant has to deal with it. Book online, set it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and you don't need to be there.
Where to leave it in Kingsland
Houses here mostly have back lanes. Leave items beside the garage or parking pad.
Apartment and condo residents should bring things to the curb or the building's loading area on pickup morning, if the building allows it. We don't take items from hallways, storage rooms or the parkade. Your property manager will know the rules.
Don't stack anything beside the building's bins. It often gets thrown in with the garbage, and some buildings fine the tenant.
What people get rid of in Kingsland
Lots of renters means lots of the same few things:
- Mattresses and box springs
- Couches and futons that won't make the next move
- Particle-board dressers and TV stands
- Bags of stuff from a move-out clean
Anything still useful goes to donation when a charity will take it.
Junk pickup pricing in Kingsland
Curbside starts at $69, and you pay the same as anywhere else we serve. No travel fee. We don't come up to the unit, so it needs to be outside. Get your price.
Nearby
On the same routes: Kelvin Grove, Haysboro, Meadowlark Park, and Fairview across Macleod.