Richmond got its start around 1950 and straddles Crowchild Trail south of 17 Avenue. The old Alberta Children's Hospital stood here until 2007. These days the streets are a mix of 1950s bungalows and the skinny infills and semi-detached builds that keep replacing them.
Every one of those infill projects leaves a few things behind. Junk removal in Richmond is mostly that: the old vanity, the fridge that didn't fit the new kitchen, the moving boxes. Set it in the lane by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, pay when you book, and you don't need to be home.
Where to leave it in Richmond
Most of Richmond has back lanes, and that's where we want it. Put things beside your garage or parking pad, not in the middle of the lane where they block neighbours.
If you're beside an active build, the lane may be partly blocked by a bin or trailer. Tell us in the notes and leave it where a pickup can still get close.
For semi-detached homes with a shared pad, keep your stuff on your side. It saves an awkward conversation later.
What people get rid of in Richmond
New builds, renovations and downsizers moving out of original bungalows. That means:
- Fridges, stoves and dishwashers swapped out in a kitchen update
- Old bathroom vanities and toilets, small loads only
- Furniture from a 1950s bungalow that won't suit the infill going up in its place
- Flattened boxes from moving in
Junk pickup pricing in Richmond
Curbside pickups start at $69. No travel fee. We don't come inside, so the item needs to be out where we can reach it. Get your price online.
Nearby
We run the same Tuesday and Friday routes in Killarney/Glengarry, South Calgary, Altadore and Rutland Park.