Palliser is a mix that's easy to miss driving down 90 Avenue. Detached houses from the late 60s and 70s sit next to townhouse complexes and low-rise apartments, and a good share of homes here are rented. It runs between 19 Street and 24 Street, south down to Southland Drive.
That mix means junk removal in Palliser covers a little of everything. A renter clearing out at month-end. A long-time owner finally letting go of the hide-a-bed. Book online, pay up front, and leave it out by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. Nobody needs to be there.
Where to leave it in Palliser
It depends which part of Palliser you're in:
- Detached house: bottom of the driveway, or just inside an open garage
- Townhouse complex: right outside your own unit or garage, if your board allows it
- Apartment: the curb or the building's parking lot, never inside common areas
Townhouse complexes here often have internal roads and visitor parking. Tell us your unit number and which entrance to use so we don't wander.
Set things out the morning of.
What people get rid of in Palliser
Renters moving, and older houses getting updated. Most common:
- Mattresses and bed frames at month-end
- Hide-a-beds and recliners from the 80s and 90s
- Small appliances, microwaves and air conditioners
- Kids' toys and plastic play sets from the yard
Junk pickup pricing in Palliser
Curbside pickups start at $69, no travel fee. We don't go into houses or upper floors, so it needs to be outside. Get your price online.
Nearby
We run the same days through Pump Hill, Oakridge, Braeside and Bayview.