Somerset runs from 162 Avenue down to Stoney Trail, with the CTrain line along its east edge and the Somerset-Bridlewood station at the corner. Most of it went up from the mid-1990s on. A lot of the kids who grew up here are now in their twenties, and their old bedrooms are getting turned into something else.
That's a big part of junk removal in Somerset: single beds, desks, gaming chairs, a dresser covered in stickers. Book online and pay when you book. Put it at the end of the driveway by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and we'll text you a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Somerset
Front garages with a driveway are the norm. The end of the driveway, just off the sidewalk, is the spot.
Some of the crescents and cul-de-sacs get crowded with parked cars, especially near the schools on weekday mornings. If you can, keep the curb in front of your place clear so we can pull up beside the pile.
Townhouse owners should check where the board lets you set things out. Your own driveway or garage apron is usually safe.
What people get rid of in Somerset
Besides the bedroom turnovers, we hear about:
- Original 1990s couches and loveseats
- Basement bars and entertainment units from the big-TV era
- Rowing machines and exercise bikes
- Trampolines, taken apart, and old play structures (if one person can lift each piece)
If you're not sure whether something counts, send a photo with your booking.
Junk pickup pricing in Somerset
Curbside pickups start at $69. You pay what you'd pay anywhere else we serve, with no travel fee. We only do curbside, so set it out where the truck can reach it. Get your price.
Nearby
We also run through Bridlewood, Shawnessy, Silverado and Evergreen.