Junk removal in Kingston
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, renovation debris, garages, basements and full estate cleanouts. The crew does the lifting and the loading, sorts out what can be recycled or donated, and sweeps the floor before leaving.
- Same-day and next-day slots
- We lift it, you point at it
- Sorted before the landfill
- 5.0 on Google
You point at it, the crew carries it
There is no version of this where you drag a couch to the curb first. The crew comes in, takes what you point at, and carries it out — up from a basement, down from an attic, out of a shed, off a second-floor apartment landing.
What makes a price is volume, weight and access. A quarter of the 14-yard trailer is a couple of bulky items. A full load is an estate or a whole property emptied top to bottom. You get the number before anything moves, and a photo of the pile is usually enough for Brock to quote it on the phone.
Nobody has to be on site. A lot of these jobs are booked from Toronto or Ottawa by somebody clearing a parent's house, and they get finished photos when the room is empty.
The single most common calls
A mattress. A fridge. A sectional that will not go down the stairs. A garage that has been "next weekend" for four years. A rental that has to be empty by Friday. A basement after a flood.
None of those need a special explanation when you call. Say what it is and where it is, and Brock will tell you what it costs and when the truck can be there.
Homes or businesses — pick your side
A basement cleanout and an office clear-out are the same truck and a completely different day.
Residential junk removal
Garages, basements, sheds, estate and hoarding cleanouts, single bulky items, and everything a move leaves behind.
Junk removal for homesCommercial junk removal
Office clear-outs, retail fixtures, tenant turnovers, renovation debris and property management leftovers.
Junk removal for businessWhat the crew hauls
Loaded and taken
- Couches, sectionals, chairs, bed frames
- Mattresses and box springs
- Fridges, stoves, washers, dryers, freezers
- Dressers, dining sets, desks, office chairs
- Renovation and demolition debris
- Garage, basement, shed and attic cleanouts
- Estate and full-property cleanouts
- Yard waste, brush and old fencing
- Hot tubs, sheds and decks (call first)
- Scrap metal and old BBQs
Left behind, with a better answer
- Propane tanks and pressurised cylinders
- Paint, oil, solvents, chemicals
- Anything flammable or toxic
- Tires — a licensed depot takes these
- Some electronics — ask and we will point you
- Asbestos and hazardous building material
How a pickup runs
- Send a photo or describe the pileA picture from your phone is the fastest quote there is. Text it or use the form below.
- Get a real numberVolume, weight and access decide it. You have the price before the truck is booked, not after it is loaded.
- The crew shows upSame-day and next-day slots are normal. You point, they carry — from wherever it is sitting.
- Sorted, swept, photographedRecyclables pulled out, donatable items set aside, floor swept, and photos of the finished room if you are not there.
The rest of what we do
Junk removal runs to
Kingston is home base and most of the route sits inside the city, but the truck runs west through Loyalist Township, north into South Frontenac, east to Gananoque and across on the ferry to Wolfe Island.
Junk removal questions we get a lot
How much does junk removal cost in Kingston?
Cost comes down to three things: how much there is, how heavy it is, and how far the crew has to carry it. Send Brock a photo of the pile and he gives you a real number in a couple of minutes, before anything is booked. Nothing is loaded until you have said yes to the price.
Can you pick up junk the same day?
Most calls get picked up same-day or next-day. A last-minute Airbnb turnover or a move-out deadline is a normal Tuesday for this crew. Call or text and Brock tells you the soonest slot open.
Do I have to take it to the Kingston dump myself?
No — that is the point of calling. You do not need a truck, a trailer, a friend with a bad back, or an afternoon at the landfill. The crew loads it, hauls it, and sorts out what can be recycled or donated on the way.
Where can I get rid of a mattress in Kingston?
Mattresses and box springs go on the truck. They are awkward, they do not fit in a car, and most curbside collection will not take them, which is why they are one of the most common single-item calls we get. One mattress or ten, it is the same phone call.
Do you take old appliances — fridges, stoves, washers?
Yes. Fridges, stoves, washers, dryers, dishwashers, freezers and water heaters all get hauled. The crew brings the equipment to get them out of a basement or up a set of stairs, so you are not dragging anything to the curb first.
What about old furniture?
Couches, sectionals, mattresses, bed frames, dressers, dining sets, desks, office chairs, patio furniture. If it is still in good shape the crew pulls it aside to donate rather than dumping it, which is worth mentioning when you call.
What can't you take?
Hazardous materials stay off the truck: propane tanks, paint, oil, solvents, and anything flammable or toxic. Tires and some electronics need a specific drop-off point, and Brock tells you where when you call.
Do you recycle or donate what you pick up?
Yes. Before anything reaches the landfill the crew sorts out what can be recycled and pulls aside anything still good enough to donate. That sorting takes extra time on site, and Brock does it anyway.
Do I need to be there when you pick up?
No. Plenty of jobs are booked by someone who lives in another city — an estate, a rental, a parent's house. The crew clears it, sweeps up, and photographs the finished room so you can see it from wherever you are.
Get a price on the pile
Send a photo and Brock gives you a real number in a couple of minutes. Nothing gets booked until you have it.
- All payment types accepted
Or send the details and skip the call
Fill this in, hit send, and it lands with Brock ready to go.