Woodlands sits between 14 Street and 24 Street, south of Anderson Road, running down to Fish Creek Park. The Canyon Meadows golf course takes up a big piece of it. Building started in the late 1970s, so most homes are detached houses from that era, with townhouse complexes mixed in.
Junk removal in Woodlands is a lot of slow-moving basements. Things that went down there in the 80s and never came back up. Book online and pay, then leave it at the curb, on the driveway or in your parking area by 8 am on a Tuesday or Friday. We text a photo once it's gone.
Where to leave it in Woodlands
For detached homes, the end of the driveway is easiest. If you have a front garage and the item is heavy, leave it just inside with the door open.
There are quite a few townhouse and condo complexes here. Most have rules about leaving things in shared spaces. Your own driveway, garage or front step is usually fine for a morning, but check before you book.
If your complex has a shared garbage area, don't pile things there unless the board says you can.
What people get rid of in Woodlands
Houses from the late 70s have a few things in common:
- Bar fridges and chest freezers
- Rec room couches and big square coffee tables
- Old desks, filing cabinets (emptied) and office chairs
- Patio sets and plastic lawn chairs
- Boxes of Christmas decorations nobody has unpacked in years
Junk pickup pricing in Woodlands
Curbside pickups start at $69. It's the same price as every other community we serve, with no travel fee. We only do curbside, so it needs to be outside by 8 am. Get your price.
Nearby
We also run through Woodbine, Canyon Meadows, Braeside and Oakridge.