JUNK REMOVAL
Full service removal, we do all the heavy lifting here! We have a number of different sized trucks and trailers for every size of job. Whether you have an old stove that needs to be removed, or an entire demo such as a garage that needs to be hauled away, we have the means to accommodate!
We can show up in one of five options depending on your needs:
6.5'x5'x2' = 2 cubic yards
Pickup Truck
6.5’ long x 5’ wide x 2’ high
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This is an affordable choice for when you simply have a couple odd items such as a bbq or a couch that needs to go.
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Capacity: 2 cubic yards ; 2,000lbs
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Price: $110 + City Dump Fee
12'x7'x1.5' = 5 cubic yards
Small Dump Trailer
12’ long x 7’ wide x 1.5’ high
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This is a popular choice for smaller general clean-ups such as a small reno project or garage clean-up.
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Capacity: 4 cubic yards ; 2,000lbs
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Price: $185 + City Dump Fee
12'x7'x4' = 12 cubic yards
Medium Dump Trailer
12’ long x 7’ wide x 4’ high
Our most popular size, this trailer offers up ample room for medium sized jobs, such as the average fence and/or deck removal, or a partial estate clean-out.
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Capacity: 12 cubic yards, 6,000lbs
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Price: $265 + City Dump Fee
12'x7'x4/7' = 17 cubic yards
Large Dump Trailer
12’ long x 7’ wide x 4/7’ high
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This trailers packs a volumous punch with a small foot print - in other words it brings big time volume into tight space job sites.
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Capacity: 19 cubic yards ; 6,000lbs
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Price: $305 + City Dump Fee
16'x7'x5' = 20 cubic yards
X-Large Dump Trailer
16’ long x 7’ wide x 5’ high
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Our largest option, this trailer is perfect for large jobs such as the removal of a garage demo, large estate clean-out, large deck and/or fence demo’s. etc. It's also capable of hauling heavy material such as mud, and rock.
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Capacity: 20 cubic yards ; 15,000lbs
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Price: $345 + City Dump Fee
City Dump Fee?
This fee is what the city landfill charges for disposal based exclusively on weight. The cost is $89/tonne which breaks down to roughly $20 per 500lbs of weight. We estimate the weight for most loads and charge it up front. This way your only paying for what you have rather than a flat rate based on a 'high-average'.
