Riverbend starts at Glenmore Trail and runs south between Deerfoot Trail and 24 Street SE, with Carburn Park and the Bow River along its west side. Building started in the early 1980s, so most houses are around 40 years old. It's mainly detached homes with front garages, and most are owner-occupied. Junk pickup in Riverbend is often one garage or one basement at a time.
Book online and pay. Then put it at the bottom of your driveway by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't need to be home, and you'll get a photo by text after.
Where to leave it in Riverbend
With front driveways almost everywhere, the end of the driveway is the simplest place. Keep it off the sidewalk so people walking to the park can get by.
Heavier pieces can go just inside an open garage. Note it in the booking so we know to look there.
If your driveway slopes, set items on flat ground, not where they could tip or roll.
What people get rid of in Riverbend
Homes built in the 80s, with a lot of original owners and families who bought from them, usually means:
- Basement furniture from the 90s, like big sectionals and entertainment units
- Old box-style TVs and stereo gear
- Kids' bikes, wagons and sports equipment
- A second fridge or freezer from the garage
Old TVs and electronics go to recycling. Bikes and appliances go to scrap.
Junk pickup pricing in Riverbend
Curbside starts at $69. There's no travel fee, and the price is the same as anywhere else we serve. We don't come inside, so the sectional needs to be up and out first. Get your price.
Nearby
We also work the same days in Ogden, Quarry Park and Douglasdale/Glen.