Our own neighbourhood. If you're in Rexdale, we're minutes away — and we know your streets, your driveways and your collection rules already.
Rexdale is home. Our trailer is parked here, our crews start their days here, and the streets between Kipling, Islington, Albion and Finch are ones we drive daily rather than navigate by GPS. When we say minutes away, we mean it literally.
Rexdale's bungalows, back-splits and semis were built with full basements and single-car garages, and many now house multiple generations. Space runs out early and stays out. The most common call we get from our own neighbourhood is the basement that's been storing three households' worth of belongings for a decade.
Detached garages down long shared drives, narrow side passages, and mature trees make access here trickier than the newer suburbs. We plan the carry route first and protect the path — including a neighbour's grass if the drive is shared.
Rexdale is City of Toronto, so oversized items are collected at the curb — but construction debris and hazardous materials are not. If you've been renovating, that pile isn't going anywhere on garbage day. See below for exactly what the City will and won't take.
Working in your own neighbourhood raises the stakes in a useful way. If we damage a wall or leave a mess on a street where people know us, we hear about it at the grocery store. That's a stronger quality guarantee than any policy.
Nearby areas we serve: EtobicokeNorth YorkWoodbridge
Packed to the rafters, back to bare degreased concrete — usually one visit.
Garage cleanouts →Furniture, appliances, renovation debris — wiped, loaded, gone without a scuff.
Junk removal →Turnovers, downsizing, pre-sale purges — cleared, swept, handed back showable.
Property cleanouts →Discreet crews who protect what matters and donate what can live on.
Estate cleanouts →Total removal, property protection, broom-clean floor.
Cleared, cobwebs gone, industrial sweep, surfaces wiped.
Degreased, deep-vacuumed, detailed — the like-new, bare-concrete finish.
Every project is priced in a free on-site valuation — fixed before a single item moves. See full tier details →
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[BEFORE/AFTER PAIR — Rexdale job, same angle.]
[DETAIL PHOTO — finished floor from a Rexdale job.]
[VERIFIED GOOGLE REVIEW from a Rexdale customer.]
Yes. Toronto collects oversized items — appliances, furniture, carpets — on your regular garbage day, set 0.5 metres from your bins and out by 7:00 a.m. Furniture doesn't need dismantling, but doors must come off fridges and ovens. Verified against the City of Toronto Oversized & Metal Items page, July 2026.
Construction and renovation waste — drywall, wood, and similar — isn't collected at the curb, and neither is hazardous waste like paint or fluorescent tubes. Those need a City Drop-Off Depot. That's the most common reason a renovation clearing stalls here. Verified against the City of Toronto Oversized & Metal Items page, July 2026.
We price by finish level: The Clear-Out from $495, The Standard Reset from $795, and The Pristine Transformation from $1,195. Your exact price is fixed at a free on-site valuation before a single item moves.
Rexdale is our own neighbourhood — we're minutes away. Same-day and next-day slots are genuinely available here rather than a courtesy line — call (647) 204-0632 for today's window.
Free on-site valuation. Fixed price before anything moves.
GET A QUOTE → CALL (647) 204-0632Disposal rules verified against City of Toronto — Oversized & Metal Items, July 2026. Rules change — confirm before relying on them.