Silver Springs was built through the 1970s, between Crowchild Trail and the Bow River, with the Bowmont natural area along its south side. Split-levels and bungalows make up most of it. Plenty of original owners are still here, and plenty of younger families have bought in and started renovating.
Both groups keep junk removal in Silver Springs steady. One is downsizing, the other is gutting a 70s kitchen. Leave your load at the curb, driveway or lane by 8 am Tuesday or Friday. You don't need to be home for it.
Where to leave it in Silver Springs
Houses here vary. Some have a front driveway and attached garage, others park off a back lane. Use whichever side you'd put your garbage bins on, as long as we can reach it from a road or lane.
Lots near the escarpment can have long sloped yards. Don't drag anything heavy down there on your own. Leave it just inside the garage with the door open.
Morning of pickup is the right time to set things out.
What people get rid of in Silver Springs
Houses from the 70s mean a lot of things are being replaced for the first or second time. Common pickups:
- Kitchen cabinets, countertops in small pieces, and old sinks
- Hide-a-beds and heavy wood dressers
- Bagged branches and leaves from big mature yards
- Upright freezers and old stoves
Old stoves and freezers go to metal recycling.
Junk pickup pricing in Silver Springs
Curbside pickups start at $69. There's no travel fee and no surcharge for older neighbourhoods. We don't go into the house, so it needs to be outside. Get your price.
Nearby
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