Rosedale is the farming community on the east side of Chilliwack, on the flats between the Trans-Canada and the Fraser River where Highway 9 turns north to cross the Agassiz-Rosedale bridge. It is a place of dairy barns, hazelnut and berry farms, older homes along Yale Road East and Rosedale's own school, with newer houses filling in around them. Winter visitors head through it for skiing and summer visitors for the river, but the resident work is agricultural, and the junk reflects it.
Typical Rosedale jobs: farm outbuildings that have collected forty years of equipment, fence lines and gates, old appliances from a farmhouse renovation, and treated lumber from decks and barns that the Parr Road depot will not take as clean wood. Bailey Landfill is about 16 kilometres and twenty minutes away by road, back through town and south, so a Rosedale pickup is usually paired with a Popkum or Agassiz stop on the same route day.
Rosedale is inside the City of Chilliwack, so Bailey's asbestos rate for waste from within the city applies if an older farmhouse turns up suspect material, and City ID at the scale house covers it. The crew we connect you with will still want a lab result or abatement paperwork before loading anything from a pre-1990 building.
Services in Rosedale
Residential Junk Removal
Furniture, mattresses, boxes and the garage that never got sorted.
Appliance Removal
Fridges, freezers, stoves, washers and dryers, carried out and disposed of properly.
Renovation and Construction Debris
Drywall, lumber, flooring and fixtures from a reno, cleared in one trip.
Yard Waste and Outdoor Junk
Branches, sod, fencing, decks and the pile behind the shed.