Pump Hill was part of Palliser until 1991, when it became its own community. It's the piece between 14 Street and 19 Street, running from Southland Drive up to 90 Avenue and the edge of the Glenmore Reservoir. Lots are bigger than in a lot of SW communities, and plenty of the homes date back to the late 60s and 70s.
Bigger lots usually mean bigger garages and sheds, and that's where most junk removal in Pump Hill starts. Book a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and leave it in the driveway by 8 am. We text you a photo when the job's done.
Where to leave it in Pump Hill
Driveways here are often long. You don't need to drag everything to the street. Anywhere on the driveway we can back up to is fine, or just inside an open garage.
If the junk is in a backyard shed, bring it out to the driveway first. We don't go into backyards.
Set it out the morning of pickup. Patio furniture left out for a few days tends to end up somewhere else.
What people get rid of in Pump Hill
Long-time owners, larger yards, and homes being updated or sold. That points to:
- Patio sets, umbrellas and old garden furniture
- Push mowers and snowblowers with the gas and oil drained
- Basement bar stools and card tables
- Boxes of old records, books and magazines
Junk pickup pricing in Pump Hill
Curbside starts at $69, the same as everywhere else we go, with no travel fee. We don't go into sheds or basements, so set it out first. Get your price in about 30 seconds.
Nearby
We run the same routes through Bayview, Palliser, Oakridge and Eagle Ridge.