Oakridge started building in 1969, on the south side of the Glenmore Reservoir with the Weaselhead right at its north edge. It's bounded by 90 Avenue, 24 Street and Southland Drive, and the streets inside are mostly curving crescents and cul-de-sacs. Lots of split-levels and bungalows, a lot of mature trees.
Houses that old have been through a few rounds of furniture, and the leftovers end up in the garage. That's the bulk of junk removal in Oakridge. Pick a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and leave it out by 8 am. We'll text you when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Oakridge
Most homes have a front driveway. Set things at the bottom of it, not on the sidewalk, so people walking down to the Weaselhead can get by.
The cul-de-sacs are fine for a pickup to turn around in, but parked cars can make the bulb tight. If you have a tricky spot, a short note in the booking helps.
Old trees mean low branches over some driveways. If something tall like a headboard is leaning against the garage, lay it flat instead.
What people get rid of in Oakridge
A lot of original owners and long-time families, plus new buyers updating 1970s interiors. Typical loads:
- Split-level rec room furniture and old entertainment units
- Washers and dryers replaced after a long run
- Rolled carpet and underlay from bedroom updates, tied in sections
- Bagged yard waste from big trees in fall
Junk pickup pricing in Oakridge
Curbside starts at $69. You pay the same as anywhere we serve, with no travel fee. We don't go into the house, so it needs to be outside first. Get your price first.
Nearby
The same Tuesday and Friday routes include Palliser, Cedarbrae, Braeside and Pump Hill.