Vedder Crossing sits where Vedder Road meets the river, and most of its housing dates from two eras: the military decades, when CFB Chilliwack occupied the north bank between Keith Wilson Road and Vedder Road from 1942 until the base closed in 1997, and the Garrison Crossing subdivision that Canada Lands Company built on the old base afterward. The result is a mix of 1950s to 1970s ranchers and split-levels on the older streets and 2000s townhouses and duplexes in Garrison, with the Vedder Rotary Trail running along the river between them.
Bailey Landfill is about 5 kilometres and under ten minutes by road from Vedder Crossing, the shortest run of any Chilliwack neighbourhood, so a load here spends its time at the house rather than on the highway. Common jobs are basement suite turnovers in the older homes, garage and shed clearouts, and townhouse moves in Garrison where the strata wants the carport empty by a date.
Because Garrison Crossing is dense, tell the hauler where the truck can park and whether the load is inside or in the carport. The crew we connect you with carries from anywhere on the property and takes fridges and freezers to the free MARR drop at Bailey on the same trip.
Services in Vedder Crossing
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.