Garage Cleanout in Mississauga

Park the car inside again.

Junk Pros GTA clears garages across Mississauga from $549, including shelving, scrap metal and old equipment. In Mississauga, Mississauga is served by Peel Region's waste program, which sets its own bulky-item rules.
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Most Mississauga garages are the same list: a workbench nobody's cleared in years, a dead lawnmower, old bikes, leftover lumber, tires and rusted shelving. We take the contents and the shelving, and metal goes to scrap recycling rather than the dump.

We work throughout Mississauga, including Square One, Port Credit, Clarkson, Lorne Park, Streetsville and the surrounding areas. Mississauga is served by Peel Region's waste program, which sets its own bulky-item rules, worth checking before you assume an item can go curbside.

Mississauga neighbourhoods we cover

  • Square One
  • Port Credit
  • Clarkson
  • Lorne Park
  • Streetsville
  • Erin Mills

Contents and shelving both

We take what's on the floor and the shelving off the walls. Appliances, tools and tire rims all have scrap value and get recycled.

One prep step

Drain the fuel and oil from the mower and snowblower before we come, that's the one thing that lets us take them.

Mississauga flat-rate price band

Load sizeFlat priceTypical job
Half truck$549Typical single space
Full truck$799Whole-home or large load
Single itemsFrom $179Just a few things
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Frequently asked questions

Do you take the old lawnmower?

Yes, drain the fuel and oil first. The engine and metal go to scrap.

Paint and old fuel?

We can't haul liquid paint, solvents or fuel. We'll set them aside and point you to a hazardous waste depot.

Are Mississauga's waste rules the same as Toronto's?

No. Mississauga is served by Peel Region's waste program, which sets its own bulky-item rules.

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