Nolan Hill fills the corner between Sarcee Trail, Shaganappi Trail, 144 Avenue and Symons Valley Parkway. It's one of the younger communities in the northwest, and most houses are still on their first or second owner.
Junk pickup in Nolan Hill is mostly about making room. A finished basement needs the old futon gone. A toddler outgrows the crib. Book online, set it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and you don't have to be home. We text a photo when it's loaded.
Where to leave it in Nolan Hill
Homes here come in a few layouts. Some have front garages and driveways. Some have garages off a rear lane. There are also townhouse rows and condo buildings. Put items where your own garage or parking pad is.
For condos and townhouses, keep everything off shared walkways and out of the parkade. Your own pad or the curb works. Read your condo rules first, since some boards are strict about items left outside.
On pickup morning, not before.
What people get rid of in Nolan Hill
Houses here are new, so the junk is mostly about life stage, not age. Common items:
- Cribs, high chairs and baby gates
- Flat-pack furniture that didn't survive the first move
- Packaging from new appliances and furniture
- Old treadmills and spin bikes
Exercise equipment is heavy. A treadmill that folds is usually fine for one person. A commercial-style one may be over our limit, so send a photo with your booking.
Junk pickup pricing in Nolan Hill
Curbside pickups start at $69. You pay the same here as in any other community we serve, with no travel fee for being out by Sarcee Trail. We don't come in for it, so set it out where we can reach it. Get your price online.