Scarboro dates back to 1910 and sits on the hill west of 14 Street, between 12 Avenue and 17 Avenue. The streets curve with the slope instead of running in a grid, and the houses are mostly detached, many of them old, big and set under tall trees. Crowchild Trail cuts through on the west side.
Houses this old have attics, sunrooms and basements that have been collecting for generations. Junk removal in Scarboro is usually a small slice of that, one room or one load at a time. Book online, pay, and set it out by 8 am Tuesday or Friday. You can be at work. We text you a photo.
Where to leave it in Scarboro
Because the streets curve, lots here come in odd shapes. The front driveway or the curb is the usual spot. If your lot has lane access, that works too. Tell us which side in your booking.
The hill matters. If you're on a sloped street, leave items flat on level ground near the curb, not on a sloped lawn where they can tip.
Set it out the morning of. Big trees mean leaves and branches on everything by afternoon in the fall.
What people get rid of in Scarboro
Older homes, long ownership, and the odd careful renovation. Expect:
- Old trunks, steamer chests and wooden filing cabinets
- Dining chairs and side tables from a past decade
- Mattresses and bed frames from guest rooms nobody uses
- Bagged leaves and small branches after fall cleanup
Junk pickup pricing in Scarboro
Curbside pickups start at $69, the same as everywhere we serve. There's no travel fee. We don't go into attics or basements, so set it outside first. Get your price online.
Nearby
We also cover Scarboro/Sunalta West, Sunalta, Bankview and Shaganappi.