Willow Park was laid out in the mid-1960s, between Macleod Trail and Maple Ridge, with the golf course cutting through the middle. Plenty of the original owners stayed for decades. When those houses change hands, or the kids help a parent downsize, a lot comes out of the basement at once.
Junk pickup in Willow Park works around that. You pick a Tuesday or Friday, pay online, and have things out by 8 am. Nobody needs to be home, and we text a photo once it's gone.
Where to leave it in Willow Park
Set it at the end of the driveway, or beside the garage if your lot backs onto a lane. Fairmount Drive is the main road through, and it gets steady traffic, so if you're right on it, keep items up on the driveway rather than on the boulevard.
Got something heavy, like a chest freezer? Leave it just inside the garage with the door open and tell us in the booking.
What people get rid of in Willow Park
Sixty-year-old houses collect things. Most jobs here come from downsizing or a slow basement clear-out, and they tend to include:
- A deep freeze that's been running in the basement since the 1980s
- Solid wood dressers and headboards (if they're in decent shape, we try donation first)
- Old rec-room couches and a recliner or two
- Boxes of paperwork and magazines, bagged or taped
The heavy oak wall unit that took three people to bring in is a different story. If it can't be lifted by one person, we can't take it.
Junk pickup pricing in Willow Park
Pickups from the curb start at $69. That price is the same here as it is across the southeast, southwest and northwest, with no travel fee. We only do curbside, so it needs to be outside. Get your price.
Nearby
We also stop in Maple Ridge, Acadia and Lake Bonavista on the same days.