Renovation Debris Removal in Toronto
When there's nowhere to put a bin.
- Fully insured$2M liability
- Flat-rateNo surprises
- Pay on completionNot upfront
- Same-dayBook by noon
This is the Toronto renovation problem in one sentence: there is nowhere to put a bin. Downtown and in the older neighbourhoods — Leslieville, the Junction, Roncesvalles, the Annex, there's no driveway, the street needs a permit, and the lot line is three feet from your neighbour's. Condo renovations are worse: the debris has to come down a freight elevator, through a dock, during permitted hours.
Condo renos run on the building's schedule, not yours, we book the service elevator, sign in at concierge, and work within permitted hours so your reno doesn't get shut down. House renos run on parking rules, and several downtown streets have rush-hour no-stopping stretches we schedule around.
Toronto neighbourhoods we cover
- Leslieville
- Junction
- Roncesvalles
- The Annex
- Riverdale
- Liberty Village
- King West
What we take
Drywall, lumber, tile and flooring, cabinets and countertops, doors and trim, bathroom fixtures, and insulation. Metal, wood, and clean fill are separated for recycling. Dense material may be weight-priced and we tell you upfront.
Built for tight downtown sites
No driveway, no permit, no bin blocking a one-way street for a week. We come when the debris is ready and leave the space clean, the practical alternative to a bin on an infill lot or in a condo tower.
Toronto flat-rate price band
| Load size | Flat price | Typical job |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter truck | $469 | A bathroom or small room |
| Half truck | $549 | A kitchen or larger reno |
| Full truck | $799 | Whole-floor gut |
The price we text you is the price you pay — locked in writing before we arrive.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a permit for you to take debris?
No. Permits apply to placing a bin on the street. We load and leave, so there's no permit and no driveway occupied.
Can you work in a condo during restricted hours?
Yes, we work inside whatever window your building allows and book the service elevator. Tell us the hours and we'll schedule to them.
Can you do multiple pickups during a renovation?
Yes. We clear between stages and can do a final broom-clean before handover.
What can't you take?
No asbestos, hazardous chemicals, or wet paint. Older buildings should have materials tested before demolition.