Parkdale runs from 16 Avenue down to the Bow River, west of 28 Street. After the Second World War it filled up with small bungalows. Over the last ten years or so, a lot of those have come down, and bigger infills, many with flat roofs, have gone up in their place.
So there are two kinds of junk removal in Parkdale. Long-time owners clearing out a bungalow before it's sold. New owners clearing out the move and the build. Book online, leave it in the lane or at the curb by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and you don't need to be home.
Where to leave it in Parkdale
Most lots back onto a lane, which is where we'd like to find it. Tuck it beside your garage so it doesn't block anyone.
If there's an infill build next door, keep your pile clear of the construction fencing and bins so it doesn't get mixed up with site waste, or worse, thrown out by someone else.
Closer to the river and the pathway, there's more foot and bike traffic. Don't leave anything on the sidewalk or pathway edge. Set it out on pickup morning.
What people get rid of in Parkdale
When a 1950s bungalow gets emptied before a sale or teardown, the leftovers look a lot alike:
- Old TVs and stereo equipment
- Single beds and headboards from the spare room
- A deep freeze and a second fridge
- Garden tools, hoses and a rusted wheelbarrow
On the infill side, it's moving boxes and a few pieces of furniture that didn't suit the new house. TVs and stereos go to electronics recycling, not the landfill.
Junk pickup pricing in Parkdale
Curbside pickups start at $69. You pay the same here as anywhere else we serve, with no travel fee. We don't come inside, so it needs to be out where we can reach it. Get your price online.
Nearby
We also pick up in Point McKay, Montgomery, West Hillhurst and St. Andrews Heights.