For restoration contractors, adjusters and property owners working a claim. Fire, flood and demolition debris cleared in one continuous haul, with the weigh tickets and photographs your file needs.
From $1,800 · Emergency response available · Net-30 for trade accounts
On a restoration job the clearing itself is straightforward — it is volume and weight and a crew who will work in a wet basement. What actually causes trouble is the paperwork. An adjuster who cannot see what left the building, how much it weighed and where it went will question the line, and the contractor absorbs the delay.
We work the way a restoration file needs us to. Dated photographs before the haul and after it, scale tickets for anything priced by tonnage, a record of where material was routed, and one itemised invoice rather than a running tally. It arrives as a package you can attach to the claim.
We are registered with Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment as a non-hazardous waste transportation system, registration R-004-5477911257, and we carry $2 million in commercial general liability. On a restoration site that is not a marketing line — it is the reason a GC can put us on the schedule without a conversation with their own insurer.
Weigh tickets, dated photographs and routing records come standard, as one package attached to the invoice. The line stops being a question.
Emergency and weekend response is available, and restoration clients get priority dispatch. We clear in one continuous haul rather than returning across three days and blocking your schedule.
Then we stop. We are registered for non-hazardous waste only. Suspected asbestos, PCBs or contaminated material gets flagged and referred — we do not load material we are not permitted to transport, which protects your file as much as ours.
Certificates of insurance are issued on request and kept on file. Trade accounts run Net-30 with a single monthly statement across multiple sites.
Scale tickets for tonnage-priced material, photographs before and after, and a record of where each stream was routed. Supplied as one package with the invoice, formatted for a claim file.
Restoration and insurance work gets priority scheduling, including weekends. A site that has to be clear before Monday’s trades is a normal request, not an exception.
We size the crew and the vehicle to finish, rather than returning across three days and holding up your drying equipment or your trades.
Registration R-004-5477911257 for non-hazardous waste transportation, $2 million commercial general liability, certificates issued on request. Everything a GC needs before putting us on site.
Metal to a recycler, electronics to e-waste, clean wood and drywall separated where the receiving site requires it. Correct routing is cheaper per tonne and defensible on the file.
Commercial accounts invoice Net-30, with one statement covering multiple sites rather than a separate transaction per job.
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.
Restoration and insurance debris removal across the Greater Toronto Area, with emergency dispatch for trade accounts.
Insurance and restoration debris removal starts at $1,800. Beyond that it is driven by volume and tonnage, since fire and flood debris is heavy and most of the cost is at the scale. Heavy material is priced by the tonne with scale tickets provided, so the invoice reconciles against the weight rather than an estimate. A 30% deposit confirms the booking, waived for established Net-30 trade accounts.
Dated photographs before and after the haul, scale tickets for tonnage-priced material, a record of where each waste stream was routed, and a single itemised invoice. It is supplied as one package rather than piecemeal, because adjusters question what arrives in fragments.
No. Our MECP registration covers non-hazardous waste transportation only. Suspected asbestos-containing material, PCBs, biomedical waste, radioactive material, fuels and unidentified chemical containers are outside it. On older demolition work this comes up regularly — we flag it, stop, and refer you to a correctly licensed abatement contractor. Loading it would expose your file as well as ours.
Yes. Restoration and insurance work has priority dispatch including weekends, and we schedule around drying equipment and trade sequencing rather than around our own convenience. Call (416) 659-5401 and you will reach us directly, not a call centre.
Yes. Restoration companies, general contractors and property managers can run a Net-30 account with certificates of insurance held on file and a single monthly statement covering multiple sites. Ask at the first job and we will set it up.
Tell us the site, the material and the date the trades need it clear. We will confirm scheduling and send a certificate of insurance with the quote.
