Junk removal and bin rental in Toronto

On your own driveway, no. On a City road allowance you need a street occupation permit, and the process still varies between the former municipalities. Most residential jobs fit on the drive, which avoids it entirely. We will tell you which applies before the bin is booked.

Usually. Rear laneway placements are common across the old city and our drivers do them daily. The limits are overhead wires, gate width, and enough room behind the bin for the truck to tilt. A photo of the lane settles it in about a minute.

Yes. Condo work runs on the building schedule rather than ours, so book the service elevator and loading dock first, then give us the window and we fit around it. Tell us what paperwork the property manager needs so the date is not lost to admin.

A day or two covers most single-room and single-item jobs. Whole-property clearances and anything tied to a closing date are worth a week, because they take a crew off the schedule for most of a day. Spring and early autumn fill up fastest.

Yes, by the yard, tipped on the driveway or carried through to a back garden where the gate and ground allow. City lots are small, so most orders run between one and four yards. Give us the bed measurements and we will convert them for you.