Queensland is a small pocket squeezed between Bow Bottom Trail and the Bow River, with Fish Creek Park along the east side and Canyon Meadows Drive at the south end. Most of it was built between 1973 and 1975. Fifty years on, plenty of those houses are being updated room by room. Junk removal in Queensland tends to follow the renovations: a kitchen one year, a bathroom the next.
Book and pay online. Set it at the curb or end of the driveway by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't have to wait around. A photo text tells you it's gone.
Where to leave it in Queensland
Most homes here have a driveway out front, and the end of it is easiest for us. If you have a lane behind and a garage back there, that works too. Say which in your booking.
If the item is heavy or awkward, like an old range, leave it just inside your open garage instead of dragging it down the driveway.
Put things out on pickup morning, not the day before.
What people get rid of in Queensland
Older homes in the middle of updates usually produce:
- Old appliances replaced in a kitchen reno
- Vanities, toilets and light fixtures (in pieces one person can carry)
- Carpet pulled up for new flooring, rolled and tied
- Dining sets and buffets from the original owners
Small amounts of reno leftovers are fine. Tile and drywall should be bagged and kept to a manageable weight.
Junk pickup pricing in Queensland
Curbside starts at $69, and it's the same price as everywhere else we serve. No travel fee. We don't come inside, so the old range needs to be out of the kitchen first. Get your price.
Nearby
We're also in Diamond Cove, Parkland, Lake Bonavista and Deer Run.