Offices, retail units, warehouses and multiplex turnovers cleared on your schedule — after hours if the business has to keep trading. Certificates of insurance on file, Net-30 for trade accounts.
$2,500–$7,500 · Portfolio and volume pricing quoted separately · Net-30 available
The clearing part of a commercial job is rarely the difficulty. The difficulty is the loading dock booking, the elevator that is only available between six and ten, the certificate of insurance property management needs before anyone is allowed in the building, and the fact that the tenant is still trading until Friday.
We work commercially because we are built for it: insured to the level buildings ask for, registered with the Ministry of the Environment for waste transportation, able to work after hours, and willing to do the administrative part properly — COIs on file, Net-30 invoicing, one statement across a portfolio rather than a transaction per unit.
For property managers in particular, the value is not in any single clearing. It is in having one number to call for every turnover across the portfolio, and knowing the unit will be handed back ready to re-list rather than simply emptied.
Issued on request before the first visit and kept on file, naming the parties the building requires. $2M commercial general liability. This is routine for us, not a scramble.
After-hours, overnight and weekend scheduling is available. We work to the loading dock and elevator windows the building gives us rather than asking for daytime access.
Portfolio accounts get volume pricing, one point of contact, and a single monthly statement across every site. Recurring turnover volume is worth more to us than a one-off, and we price it that way.
Ours hands it back swept, with fixings removed and floors clear — a unit you can show, not one you have to send a cleaner into first.
$2 million commercial general liability, certificates naming the building and management company issued before the first visit. MECP registration R-004-5477911257 for waste transportation.
We work to your dock and elevator windows. Trading businesses do not have to close, and tenants are not disrupted during hours.
Property managers and multi-site operators get account pricing, one contact, and a single monthly statement rather than a separate invoice per unit.
Established commercial accounts invoice Net-30. Purchase order references carried through to the invoice where your system needs them.
Weigh tickets for tonnage-priced material, electronics routed to proper e-waste, confidential paper handled appropriately. Documentation supplied with the invoice.
Fixings removed, floors cleared and swept, the unit ready to show rather than ready to clean. The turnover finishes with us, not after us.
We walk the property with you, usually about twenty minutes. You get a fixed written price — not a range, not an hourly rate that drifts.
A 30% deposit confirms the booking and holds your crew, vehicle and disposal window. It comes straight off the final invoice.
Property protected, contents sorted donation-first, space handed back swept at minimum. You walk it with us before you pay the balance.
Commercial cleanouts and tenant turnovers across the Greater Toronto Area, with after-hours scheduling throughout.
Commercial cleanouts start at $2,500. The number depends on volume, weight, access — ground floor versus a twelfth-floor suite with a booked elevator — and whether the work has to happen after hours. Portfolio and recurring turnover volume is priced separately and more keenly, because repeat work is worth more to us than a one-off. A 30% deposit confirms the booking, waived for established Net-30 accounts.
Yes, and it is normal. We carry $2 million in commercial general liability and will issue a certificate naming the building owner and management company before the first visit. We are also registered with Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment as a waste transportation system, registration R-004-5477911257, which some institutional landlords ask for separately.
Yes. Evening, overnight and weekend scheduling is standard commercial practice for us, and we work to whatever loading dock and service elevator windows the building allocates. Retail and office tenants rarely need to close.
Yes — unit turnovers, tenant leave-behinds and multiplex clearing are core commercial work. The unit is handed back swept, fixings removed and ready to show. Where a tenancy is still live, we will ask you to confirm you have the legal right to clear the unit before booking; that protects both parties.
Yes. Portfolio accounts get volume pricing, a direct contact rather than the general queue, certificates of insurance kept on file, purchase order references carried to the invoice, and a single monthly statement covering every site. Ask at the first job and we will set it up.
Tell us the site, the access windows and whether a certificate of insurance is needed first. We will quote the unit, or the portfolio.
