Lake Bonavista was built around a man-made lake starting in the late 1960s. A lot of the original owners stayed for decades, and plenty of houses are now changing hands for the first or second time. That's when the junk shows up. Junk removal in Lake Bonavista is often a downsizer clearing a few rooms, or a new owner pulling out what the last one left.
Book and pay online, then leave it at the curb or the bottom of the driveway by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. Nobody has to be home. You'll get a photo by text when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Lake Bonavista
Houses here sit on bigger lots between Anderson Road and Canyon Meadows Drive, most with a driveway out front. The end of the driveway is the easiest spot for us.
If your house backs onto a lane and that's easier, the alley works too. Just say so in the booking.
For anything heavy, like a chest freezer from the basement, open the garage and leave it just inside. We'd rather lift it once than have you drag it down the driveway.
What people get rid of in Lake Bonavista
Houses from the late 60s and 70s, plus long-time owners, means a lot of solid old stuff:
- Hide-a-bed couches and wingback chairs
- Deep freezers and second fridges from the basement
- Teak or oak dressers nobody in the family wants
- Boxes of books, records and old electronics
Usable furniture goes to donation when a charity will take it. Old appliances go to scrap.
Junk pickup pricing in Lake Bonavista
Curbside pickup starts at $69, no travel fee, same price as the rest of the communities we serve. We don't come in, so the dresser needs to be down and out first. Get your price.
Nearby
We also cover Bonavista Downs, Willow Park, Parkland and Diamond Cove on the same days.