Roxboro is only a handful of streets, with the Elbow River wrapping around two sides. It was laid out in the 1920s, a few of the original houses are still standing, and it's all detached homes, nearly all owner-occupied. A lot of them have been renovated or rebuilt, some after the 2013 flood.
Junk removal in Roxboro tends to be what's left after the real work is done. The contractors take the debris and you're left with an old armchair, a few boxes and a broken patio heater. Leave it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday and pay online. You can be somewhere else.
Where to leave it in Roxboro
If your house has a driveway, put things at the bottom of it. If you have lane access, that works too. Just tell us which one.
Keep items on your property, not on the road, and leave a gap by the curb so we can stop beside them.
Put it out the morning of, not the night before.
What people get rid of in Roxboro
Owners who have been here a long time, and newer owners finishing large renovations. Common items:
- Armchairs and occasional chairs that didn't make the new design
- Patio heaters and outdoor furniture (no propane tanks)
- Boxes of books, framed art and lamps
- Old area rugs, rolled and tied
Junk pickup pricing in Roxboro
Curbside starts at $69. It's the same rate in every community we serve, no travel fee. We only do curbside, so it needs to be outside by 8 am. Get your price first.
Nearby
We also pick up in Rideau Park, Elbow Park, Parkhill and Mission.