Junk removal · Orléans
Junk removal in Orléans
Estates, basements, garages and the pile the renovators left behind. Text us photos of what is going and we send a price.
- The promise Ready for the next trade Debris hauled away, site cleared for the next crew.
- Demolition quotes Book a site visit We walk the job with you, then price it in writing.
- Junk removal Text us photos Send a few pictures, get a price back.
- Service area Ottawa & area Kanata to Orléans, Barrhaven to Vanier. Outside Ottawa? Ask us.
In Orléans
What the work looks like in Orléans
Many Orléans homes have had the same owners since they were built, and downsizing cleanouts are common in the east end. We work room by room, set aside what the family wants to keep or donate, and haul the rest.
We also clear renovation debris for homeowners and contractors: old cabinets, drywall offcuts, carpet and tile. Heavy materials like tile, plaster and concrete are priced by weight so the price stays fair.
The older streets near St. More about Orléans
Typical projects
- Estate and downsizing cleanouts
- Basement and storage-room clear-outs
- Renovation debris pickups
- Shed contents and back-yard junk
Quote by photo
Text a few photos of what is going to 343-453-8885, with your street in Orléans. We send a price back and confirm it on site.
Text us photosPermits & paperwork
Before work starts in Orléans
Junk removal needs no permit. If a bin has to go on the street rather than your driveway, the City requires a temporary encroachment permit, so we load to our trucks or keep bins on private property.
Homes near St. Joseph Boulevard, Convent Glen and Queenswood Heights are mostly 1970s and 80s construction, so a hazardous materials survey comes before interior demolition.
Disposal
Torn out. Hauled out.
Every job ends ready for the next trade. Here is where the debris goes.
Usable furniture is set aside for donation when you ask; metal, appliances and electronics go to recycling; and the rest goes to a licensed sorting facility. Paint, fuel, propane and chemicals go to the City’s household hazardous waste events instead.
On larger jobs, a roll-off bin from a licensed bin company sits on your property, and the bin company hauls it away and handles the tipping at its own facility.
On smaller jobs our crew loads our own trucks and hauls to the Tomlinson Waste Recovery Centre at 106 Westhunt Drive in Carp, which sorts mixed construction and demolition debris for recycling and accepts commercial loads.
Orléans is the far end of the city from Carp, so larger jobs here usually use a roll-off bin, and the bin company hauls and tips it at its own facility.
What’s included
- Price from your photos, confirmed on site before anything is lifted
- All loading by our crew, from basement, attic, garage or back yard
- Donation, recycling and sorting instead of straight-to-landfill
- Sweep-up of the area we cleared
What goes elsewhere
- Hazardous waste: paint, propane tanks, fuel, oil, chemicals and pesticides. These go to the City’s household hazardous waste depot
- Anything suspected to contain asbestos, such as vermiculite insulation, old pipe wrap or 9×9 floor tiles
- Medical waste and ammunition
Full scope and exclusions: Junk Removal
FAQ
Junk removal in Orléans: questions
Can family members be there during an estate cleanout?
Yes. Many families prefer to be on site to make final calls. We work at your pace and keep anything you flag.
Do you take renovation debris?
Yes. Drywall, cabinets, flooring, tile and lumber. Heavy materials are priced by weight.
What about old paint cans?
We do not take paint. It goes to one of the City’s household hazardous waste events.
Do you handle flood-damaged basements in Orléans?
Yes. We open basements up room by room, photograph each stage for your adjuster and keep weigh tickets. Mould remediation, where required, is done by a remediation contractor.
Request a quote
Torn out. Hauled out. Ready for the next trade.
Junk removal in Orléans? Text us a few photos and we send a price back. Demolition is quoted on site.