Silverado is one of the newest communities at the south end of the city. Houses started going up around 2005, between Stoney Trail and 194 Avenue, with Spruce Meadows just to the west. Most homes are still on their first owners or close to it.
So junk removal in Silverado looks different from the older suburbs. Less worn-out furniture, more stuff from settling in and growing a family. Leave it on your driveway or parking pad by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. Pay online. No need to be home.
Where to leave it in Silverado
There's a mix here. Some homes have front garages, some have rear lane garages, and there are townhouses and duplexes too.
- Front garage: bottom of the driveway.
- Lane garage: beside the garage door, out of the way of your neighbour's.
- Townhouse: follow your complex rules, usually beside your own unit.
Wind comes off the open land to the west. Flattened boxes and light items should be tied or weighted down, or they'll end up across the street.
What people get rid of in Silverado
Newer houses, younger families, lots of basements being developed. Common pickups:
- Crib mattresses, high chairs and baby gear
- Builder-grade light fixtures and vanities after an upgrade
- Leftover drywall, trim and flooring from a basement finish (small amounts)
- Flattened boxes from a move or a big online order
Older pieces show up too, usually the couch that came from the last place and never fit.
Junk pickup pricing in Silverado
Curbside starts at $69. Being this far south doesn't add anything. There's no travel fee. We only do curbside, so set it out by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
The same south route goes through Somerset, Bridlewood, Shawnessy and Evergreen.