Waste removal & skip hire businesses in Canada
Waste hauler licensing in Canada is set by each province’s own environmental regulator, not a single national body — requirements and permit names vary by province. Always confirm current licensing directly with the provider.
Nova Scotia
Anytime Junk Removal Inc.
Family-owned, locally operated Halifax service handling furniture, appliance and property cleanouts, small demolition, and recycling of electronics and cardboard.
Visit website →Manitoba
Hagemeister Hauling
Locally-owned junk removal and recycling handling furniture, appliance and estate cleanouts, renovation debris and light demolition.
Visit website →Saskatchewan
Grunts Hauling Junk
Family-run junk removal hauling unwanted furniture and clutter, with an environmentally responsible disposal approach, operating since 2013.
Visit website →New Brunswick
Dave & Tori Earthworxs
Single-item pickups, full property cleanouts, moving assistance and construction waste removal.
Visit website →Newfoundland and Labrador
Brad’s Bins
Same-day junk hauling and short-term bin/equipment rentals for debris disposal and winter snow management, stated to be fully licensed and insured.
Visit website →Alberta
Local Lads Junk Removal Ltd.
Furniture, appliance and e-waste and construction debris removal with free estimates, and donation/recycling of usable items.
Visit website →British Columbia
First Choice Junk Removal
Furniture, appliance, renovation debris, yard waste and hoarding-situation clearance, stated to be fully licensed and insured.
Visit website →505-Junk
Prices by weight rather than volume, using truck-mounted scales the operator states are Measurement Canada certified, for residential and commercial jobs.
Visit website →Ontario
Gorilla Bins
Disposal bin rental serving the Greater Toronto Area, various container sizes for household, construction and landscaping waste, plus demolition and excavation.
Visit website →Quebec
Goodbye Junk Montréal
Furniture, electronics, appliance and mattress removal plus renovation debris, with an emphasis on recycling where possible.
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