Banksville is a West End neighborhood of Pittsburgh where the city meets the South Hills. Banksville Road is its main corridor and a well-used route between the South Hills and Downtown through the Fort Pitt Tunnels. The neighborhood was once part of Union Township before it joined the city.
It’s about 13 miles from our Canonsburg base in a straight line, and the drive up is straightforward. JUNKED. handles the heavy part of any cleanout: carrying, loading, hauling and sweeping up.
Here’s how a job in Banksville works: call or text (412) 905-9453 or send the request form, ideally with a few photos. We give you a free quote, show up in the window we agreed on, and do all the carrying and loading. We donate and recycle what we can, haul away the rest, and sweep up before we leave. JUNKED. is fully insured and licensed.
Banksville was named by Alexander Carnahan in honor of his second wife’s family, the Bankses, and he laid out the town just after the Civil War. It was a farming and coal mining community, and the Little Saw Mill Run Railroad once connected it to the West End. Today it borders Ridgemont, Beechview, Dormont, Green Tree and Mt. Lebanon.
Banksville Park has a pool, playground, tennis and basketball courts and a ballfield, and five flights of city steps link streets to the businesses along Banksville Road. Real estate listings sometimes call the area Greentree City because it shares a border with Green Tree.
Jobs here range from moving cleanouts in apartments and townhouses to basement and garage clear-outs in single homes. We also pick up single pieces like a mattress, a treadmill or an old fridge.
Banksville was laid out by Alexander Carnahan just after the Civil War as a farming and coal mining town, and it was annexed from Union Township in 1907. It has five flights of city steps leading down to the bus and the businesses on Banksville Road, and Banksville Park offers a pool, ballfield and tennis courts.
Moving Cleanouts: What’s left after the movers go.
Furniture Removal: Couches, dressers, beds and recliners carried out.
Appliance Removal: Washers, dryers, stoves and fridges hauled away.
Basement Cleanouts: Decades of stored boxes and furniture brought up and out.
Apartment Cleanouts: Units cleared between moves and tenants.
Single Item Pickup: One couch, one mattress, one appliance.
Banksville borders Green Tree, Dormont and Mt. Lebanon, with Scott Township and Crafton a short drive west. We serve the whole area within about 15 miles of Canonsburg. See our full service area.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
Yes. It’s inside our service area of about 15 miles around Canonsburg.
About 13 miles in a straight line, usually 30 to 40 minutes by road.
Yes. Book close to your move-out date and we’ll clear the leftovers so you can turn in the keys.
Yes. Empty it, and we’ll carry it out and haul it away.
No. We carry from wherever things are, including basements and upper floors.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 with a few photos, or use the request form on our contact page.
Yes, 15220 and 15216.
No. Real estate listings sometimes say Greentree City, but Banksville is a Pittsburgh neighborhood. Green Tree is a borough next door with its own page.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 or request your free estimate online. JUNKED. serves Banksville 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
