Junk removal & waste collection in Seeley’s Bay
Thirty minutes up Highway 15 on the Rideau Canal system, where cottages, seasonal properties and waterfront lots set the pace — and the calendar runs from opening weekend to close-up.
- About 30 minutes north-east of Kingston on Highway 15
- 5.0 on Google
- Fully insured crew
- All payments accepted
What the run to Seeley’s Bay looks like
Seeley's Bay sits on the Rideau Canal system north-east of Kingston, in the stretch of water and rock that runs up toward Cranberry Lake. The village is small; the seasonal population around it is not.
Almost all of the work follows the season. Opening weekend produces one kind of call and close-up produces another: cottages cleared after a winter, furniture that has given up, docks and cribbing at the end of their life, boathouse and bunkie contents, and brush from shoreline and lot clearing.
Access is the usual waterfront question. Lanes down to the water are often narrow and sometimes soft in spring, which is exactly what the 14-yard trailer is better at than a roll-off — but it is still worth a photo of the approach before the truck sets out.
Book around the season
Everybody on this stretch of the Rideau wants the same two weekends: the first warm one in spring and the last one before the water goes cold.
Those weeks fill first. A little notice in either direction gets you a slot that suits you rather than whatever is left.
All three services run to Seeley’s Bay
Same crew, same truck, same phone number. Pick the one that matches the job and Brock prices it on the call.
Waste collection & recycling
Weekly blue box, grey box, cardboard and garbage pickup on a set day, plus yard waste in season.
Weekly pickupJunk removal
The crew does the lifting. Furniture, appliances, mattresses, debris and whole-property cleanouts.
Junk removal14-yard bin rental
A bin dropped where you want it, kept about a week, hauled away when you call.
Bin rentalWhat Seeley’s Bay calls about
The job mix in every town is different. This is what actually comes up here.
- Cottage opening and close-up clear-outs
- Dock, crib and shoreline material
- Boathouse and bunkie cleanouts
- Old boats, trailers and patio furniture
- Brush and lot clearing waste
- Bins dropped for seasonal projects
- Weekly household waste and recycling
- Full property clear-outs on a sale
Seeley’s Bay: residential or commercial
Both run here. Household pickup fits around your week; a business gets a frequency built around what it actually produces.
Homes in Seeley’s Bay
Weekly household waste and recycling, garage and basement cleanouts, driveway bins, and single-item pickups like mattresses and appliances.
Residential servicesBusinesses in Seeley’s Bay
Scheduled commercial collection with the cardboard volume you actually produce, job-site bins, office and retail clear-outs, invoiced monthly.
Commercial servicesSeeley’s Bay, answered
Do you go as far as Seeley's Bay?
Yes. It is a regular stop on the Highway 15 run, along with Joyceville on the way out and Gananoque to the east.
When should I book a cottage clear-out?
As early as you can for spring opening and fall close-up. Those two windows are when everyone on the Rideau wants the same crew, and they fill first.
Can you get down a waterfront lane?
Usually. The trailer handles lanes a roll-off would not. Send a photo of the approach and the ground conditions and you will get a straight answer before the day.
Nearby on the same run
The truck rarely goes to one town and comes straight back. If you are between these, call anyway.
Get a price in Seeley’s Bay
Tell Brock the address and what needs to go. Most quotes take a few minutes, and nothing is booked until you have a number.
- All payment types accepted
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