Windsor Park runs from 50 Avenue to 58 Avenue, between Macleod Trail and the Elbow River, with Chinook Centre across Macleod. It started as postwar bungalows, and you can still find a few. These days most of the buildings are low-rise apartments, condos and new infills, and the majority of homes are rented.
That mix keeps junk removal in Windsor Park busy with two kinds of jobs. Tenants moving out of walk-ups, and owners clearing the last of an old house before an infill goes up. Leave it at the curb, in the lane or on your parking pad by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. We'll text a photo when it's done.
Where to leave it in Windsor Park
The houses and infills mostly back onto lanes. Put items beside your garage or pad.
In walk-ups and condos, bring things down to the curb or your parking stall. No hallways or stairwells. Check your building rules too. Some condo boards fine owners for anything left in shared areas, even for a morning.
If your street is lined with parked cars on weekday mornings, the lane is the safer bet. Say which spot you used in the booking.
What people get rid of in Windsor Park
Small units and frequent moves mean a lot of:
- Mattresses, futons and bed frames
- Flat-pack shelves and desks that won't survive another move
- Apartment-size couches
- Bagged garbage and boxes after a clean-out
On the infill side, it's more often leftover baseboards, a few boxes of tile, or the old appliances from a house that's coming down.
Junk pickup pricing in Windsor Park
Curbside pickups start at $69 and there's no travel fee. Windsor Park pays what everyone else in our service area pays. We only do curbside, so set it out by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
The same route runs through Elboya, Britannia, Meadowlark Park and Parkhill.