Westgate is a compact square of late-1950s and 60s houses, boxed in by Bow Trail, 17 Avenue, 45 Street and Sarcee Trail. Lots of mid-century bungalows, some split-levels, and a growing number of infills where older homes have come down.
Junk pickup in Westgate usually means a basement or a garage that's been filling up since the house was new. Some of it is from the original owners. Some is from the young family that just bought the place and wants the old shed contents gone. Leave it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. We send a photo when it's loaded.
Where to leave it in Westgate
If your house has a back lane, use it. Set items beside the garage or pad where the truck can pull up close.
On streets near 17 Avenue or Bow Trail, the lane is usually quieter and safer than the front curb.
For houses without lane access, the end of the driveway works.
Put things out the morning of pickup, not the night before. A dresser left in the lane overnight tends to get its drawers pulled out and scattered.
What people get rid of in Westgate
A 60-year-old house has seen a few owners. That means:
- Old wooden storm windows and doors, a few at a time
- Basement chesterfields and coffee tables
- Rusted lawn furniture and a push mower that won't start
- Fridges and freezers from the garage
- Small amounts of lath, trim and flooring from a reno
Junk pickup pricing in Westgate
Curbside starts at $69. There's no travel fee, so Westgate pays the same as every other community we serve. We only do curbside, so set it out by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
The same route covers Wildwood, Rosscarrock, Glendale and Spruce Cliff.