Sunalta is condos and apartments, mostly. The large majority of buildings here are multi-unit, and most people rent. There are still some older houses tucked between the walk-ups, but the typical home is a suite a short walk from Sunalta Station.
Junk pickup in Sunalta works a little differently than it does in the suburbs. "Curbside" here means the curb out front, your building's loading area, or your parking pad. It never means the hallway. Leave it there by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and we'll text you a photo when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Sunalta
Before you book, check your building's rules. Many condo boards have bylaws about leaving things in common areas, and fines aren't unusual.
- Building with a loading area: ask the manager if you can stage items there on pickup morning.
- Underground parkade: we can't drive in. Bring it up to street level.
- Walk-up or house with a lane: beside your parking pad in the lane is ideal.
We don't go into units or hallways, so the item needs to be down and outside first. Book the elevator if your building needs that.
What people get rid of in Sunalta
Small spaces mean things get replaced often and storage runs out fast. We see:
- Mattresses and bed frames at move-out
- Loveseats and apartment-size couches
- Desks and office chairs from working at home
- Microwaves, small TVs and old speakers
- Balcony furniture
Junk pickup pricing in Sunalta
Curbside starts at $69, with no travel fee. We only do curbside, so in a building without a loading area, use the curb out front. Get your price.
Nearby
We also pick up in the Beltline, Scarboro and Sunalta West, Bankview and Scarboro.