Yorkville sits down at Sheriff King Street and 194 Avenue, right by the green space around Spruce Meadows. Almost every house here is new. That changes what junk removal in Yorkville looks like: less worn-out furniture, more of the stuff a move and a fresh build leave behind.
Book online, pay when you book, and have it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday. You don't need to be home. We'll text you a photo once the truck is loaded.
Where to leave it in Yorkville
A lot of Yorkville was built with rear lanes: the duplexes and many of the single-family homes have the garage out back. If that's you, the lane beside your garage door is the best spot. Front-drive homes can use the end of the driveway.
For the townhomes, check your condo rules before putting anything out. Your own parking pad or the front of your unit is usually safer than a shared spot.
Items go out the morning of pickup. Wind off the open land to the south moves cardboard around fast.
What people get rid of in Yorkville
New houses fill up in a predictable order. First the boxes, then the furniture that didn't fit, then the basement gets developed. So we see things like:
- Moving boxes and packing foam, flattened and bagged
- The couch from the old apartment that's too small for the new living room
- Offcuts and packaging from a basement build or a deck
- Cribs and baby gear once the kids move up a size
Small amounts of reno leftovers are fine. If it's a full basement's worth of drywall, that's a bin rental, not a pickup truck.
Junk pickup pricing in Yorkville
Curbside pickups start at $69, and there's no extra charge for being on the south edge of the city. We don't come into the house, so have it out on the driveway or in an open garage. Get your price and book in one go.
Nearby
The same truck covers Belmont, Silverado, Somerset and Shawnessy on pickup days.