Old carpet removal in Toronto: cut, roll, and what the city accepts
By Junk Pros GTA1 min read
Old carpet is bulkier and heavier than people expect. Here's how to get rid of it, and what the city will actually take.
Old carpet is deceptively heavy and awkward, and how you get rid of it depends on where you live. For city collection it has to be cut into manageable lengths and rolled and tied, and even then there are limits. For a whole house of carpet, or carpet mixed into a reno, a flat-rate pickup is simpler.
Cut and roll it
Toronto's collection needs carpet cut into lengths, rolled, and tied, and it's only for houses on city collection. Underlay counts too and adds up fast.
When to book a pickup
A full house of carpet, carpet from a renovation, or a condo where the city won't collect. We take it cut or uncut, from $179, and route it with the rest of the reno waste.
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