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Division 04  ·  Junk & Removal  ·  Kitchener & region

Full room. Empty room. Same day.

Furniture, appliances, garage and basement contents, yard waste, renovation debris. We carry it out, load it up, and take it with us.

The whole idea

You point at it. We take it. You get the room back.

There's no sorting, staging or dragging things to the curb on your end. We come inside, take it from where it sits — the basement, the back of the garage, the third floor — and carry it out ourselves.

Single items or a full property. One old couch that won't fit down the stairwell, a tenant's leftover furniture, twenty years of a garage, or the pile a renovation left behind the house.

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A worker in a high-visibility jacket loading unwanted items for removal

What we take

Five kinds of jobs.

If it's heavy, awkward, or in a place you'd rather not carry it out of, it's ours.

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Junk removal

General household and property junk. Mixed loads, odd items, the accumulated pile that never quite made it to the dump. We size the job, quote it, and clear it.

An old household appliance sitting outdoors, ready to be removed 02

Furniture & appliance removal

Sectionals, mattresses, dressers, desks, fridges, washers, dryers, stoves. Disconnected where needed, wrapped so it doesn't mark the walls on the way out, and gone.

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Garage & basement cleanouts

The big ones. Estate clearances, downsizing, end-of-tenancy, or finally reclaiming the space the car was supposed to go in. We work room by room and leave it swept.

Fallen leaves and yard waste gathered under a large tree 04

Yard waste removal

Branches, brush, leaves, sod, old fencing and the remains of a hedge that came out harder than expected.

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Construction debris removal

Drywall, lumber, flooring, tile, cabinets and packaging from a reno or a small build. Cleared mid-project or at the end, so the trades after you aren't working around it.

  • Renovation strip-outs
  • Post-build site tidy
  • Old fixtures & cabinetry

How a removal goes

Three steps and a clear floor.

01

Show us the pile

A few photos or a quick description is usually enough. Tell us roughly how much there is, where it is in the building, and whether anything is unusually heavy.

Unwanted household items piled against a wall
02

We quote the load

Priced on volume and access, agreed before we start. If the pile turns out bigger than the photos suggested, you hear about it before anything moves — not after.

A disposal bin filled with cleared-out material
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We carry it out and take it away

Out of the room, down the stairs, into the truck. Floors and doorways protected on the way, and the space swept when the last item's gone.

Bins and cleared items set out at the kerb for collection

Worth asking about first

Some materials have their own disposal rules — paint, solvents, chemicals, propane tanks, tires and certain electronics. Mention them when you call and we'll tell you straight away what we can take and what needs a different route.

A room mid-renovation with debris and tools across the floor

Pair it up

Most cleanouts happen around something else.

A move out, a fall yard cleanup, a unit turnover between tenants. Book the removal alongside the rest of the job and it's one crew, one visit, one invoice.

Clear it out

Send a photo of the pile. We'll send back a price.

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