Rocky Ridge sits between Crowchild Trail and Country Hills Boulevard on the far west side, and most of it went up in the 2000s. It's almost all detached houses with front garages. Plenty of them are now hitting the age where the original furniture and the first hot water tank both get replaced.
That's where junk removal in Rocky Ridge comes in. Leave the item at the bottom of your driveway or inside an open garage by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. You don't need to be home. Payment happens when you book.
Where to leave it in Rocky Ridge
The driveway is the obvious spot. A lot of the streets climb, though, and some driveways are steep. If yours is, put the item near the street end rather than up by the garage, so it doesn't roll or slide on a wet morning.
On the streets around the ridge where houses back onto green space, we still come from the front. Don't leave anything on the pathway side.
Set it out the morning of pickup. A box spring left out for days soaks up rain fast.
What people get rid of in Rocky Ridge
Twenty-odd years into a suburb, the junk changes. Kids are teenagers or gone. The basement got finished once and is due again. Here's what tends to come out:
- Leather sectionals and big entertainment units from the 2000s
- Queen and king mattresses
- Old dryers and washers after an upgrade (we take appliances)
- Trampoline frames, with the springs bagged
Junk pickup pricing in Rocky Ridge
Curbside starts at $69, and Rocky Ridge pays the same as anywhere else we serve. No travel fee for the distance. We don't come in, so anything in the basement needs to be up and outside first. Get your price.
Nearby
We're in Royal Oak, Tuscany, Rockland Park and Arbour Lake on the same days.