Most of North Haven was built between 1962 and 1971. It's a small, quiet pocket with Nose Hill Park and 14 Street on one side, John Laurie Boulevard on another and Egerts Park separating it from Thorncliffe. Bungalows and split-levels from that decade make up most of it.
Sixty-year-old houses collect things. Furnace room shelving, a chest freezer that's been running since the 80s, a sewing cabinet nobody uses. Junk removal in North Haven is a good fit for that kind of steady clearing. Book online, put it out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday, and we'll text a photo once it's gone.
Where to leave it in North Haven
Use whatever's closest to your garage or parking pad. That might be the driveway out front or the lane out back, depending on your lot.
If a neighbour on the same lane is also booking, it helps to leave the piles a few metres apart so nothing gets mixed up. Put a piece of tape with your house number on bigger items if they're near a shared fence line.
Have it out on the morning of pickup.
What people get rid of in North Haven
A lot of homes here are in the hands of long-time owners, or just changing hands. That usually means:
- Chest freezers and upright freezers that still work, barely
- Heavy wood furniture: hutches, dressers, headboards
- Shelving and old tools from the furnace room
- Rolled area rugs and old drapes
A freezer has to be empty and defrosted. Leave the lid taped shut for the trip out to the curb.
Junk pickup pricing in North Haven
Curbside pickups start at $69. North Haven pays the same as every community we serve, and there's no travel fee. We don't come inside, so a freezer needs to be up the basement stairs and out first. Get your price online.
Nearby
We also pick up in North Haven Upper, Thorncliffe, Highwood and Cambrian Heights.