Recurring commercial waste collection for offices, restaurants and businesses. Centralized billing for multiple locations, flexible contracts, clear pricing.
Yes, we collect commercial waste in Montreal, Laval and the South Shore for any type of business. A small office typically starts at $120-$200 per month and a high-volume business more, with a fixed price confirmed after a short assessment.
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If you run a business in Greater Montreal, commercial waste collection is one of those recurring costs that is easy to overpay for and easy to neglect. Municipal pickup only covers residential buildings and a limited number of small commercial units, so most offices, restaurants, shops, warehouses and multi-tenant buildings need a private collection plan. That is what we provide: a scheduled pickup at your site, priced as a fixed monthly amount, with sorting and responsible disposal handled behind the scenes.
We built this service around how businesses actually work. You should not have to babysit a bin, chase an invoice or renegotiate every time your volume changes. We start with a short assessment, agree on a frequency from 1 to 5 pickups per week, and lock in a monthly price. If your volume genuinely grows or shrinks, we adjust the plan. If it does not, the price does not move.
This page covers how commercial waste removal works, what it costs, which sectors we serve, how multi-location billing works, and what to ask before you sign any waste contract. If you would rather talk it through, call (514) 295-2123 and describe your business in a few sentences.
Cardboard, paper, end-of-life electronic equipment. Usually one weekly pickup, more during moves or reorganizations.
Organic matter, packaging, glass and cardboard. Frequency matched to your service volume, often 2 to 3 times a week.
Packaging, restocking cartons, broken displays and fixtures. Extra pickups around seasonal peaks.
Centralized billing, multi-tenant management and a coordinated schedule for the whole building.
| Type of business | Frequency | Estimated price / month |
|---|---|---|
| Small office (under 20 employees) | 1x / week | $120 - $200 |
| Restaurant / mid-size business | 2-3x / week | $250 - $450 |
| High volume / multi-story | 4-5x / week | $500+ |
| Multi-location chain | Varies by site | Custom centralized billing |
Estimated recurring prices, confirmed after a short assessment of your actual volume. Service available across Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore, within our roughly 40 km service radius.
To picture the volume: a small office on a weekly pickup generally fills a few bags of cardboard and paper, while a restaurant or high-volume business on up to 5 pickups a week fills a full container between collections.
| Volume | Typical example | Estimated price |
|---|---|---|
| A few items | Old desks, a printer, a few chairs | $150 - $300 |
| Storage room or part of a floor | Back-office storage, pallets, shelving | $400 - $700 |
| Full unit | Closed shop, whole office or small warehouse bay | $800 - $1500+ |
One-time pricing is set by volume and access (loading dock, elevator, stairs, parking) and confirmed before we show up. For office closures and moves, see our page on office and SMB cleanouts.
A single point of contact and a single invoice for all of your locations, no matter how many sites you operate.
Collection coordinated across your sites to simplify logistics, tracking and internal reporting.
We look at your actual volume and the ideal frequency for your type of business.
A clear monthly price, adjusted only if your volume genuinely changes.
Pickup on the agreed schedule, 1 to 5 times per week.
One invoice, even across several locations.
Not every commercial waste contract is built the same way, and the differences show up on your invoice months later. Before signing with any provider, ask these questions. First, is the price fixed per month, or is it per lift or per load with extra fees? Per-load billing can be cheaper for irregular volumes, while a monthly agreement is easier to budget for; our guide to per-load versus monthly billing walks through the trade-off.
Second, how long is the commitment and how do you exit? Ours run from 3 to 24 months and can be cancelled with 30 days' notice. Third, what happens when your volume changes, for example after a busy season or a new tenant moves in? Fourth, who handles sorting and disposal? Under Montreal's sorting rules, mixed loads can be expensive to process, so a provider that sorts downstream will save you money over time. Our article on the 2026 mandatory sorting bylaw explains what applies to you.
Finally, ask about billing across sites. If you operate more than one location, a single consolidated invoice saves your accounting team hours every month, and a coordinated schedule prevents gaps where one site is collected and another is forgotten.
In addition to offices and storefronts, we serve industrial sites and warehouses with bins and containers sized to the volume generated. That can mean a 2 to 6 yard bin for a small operation or a 10 to 20 yard container for an industrial site, with a collection frequency from 1 to 5 times a week.
Source sorting is organized by material type, for example cardboard, metal and organic waste, to meet municipal requirements and reduce your disposal costs. If you are clearing racking, pallets or surplus inventory rather than running a recurring service, read our guide to warehouse and industrial cleanouts in Montreal.
Collection is the regular pickup of your waste on a fixed schedule. Disposal is the final step, once materials have been sorted between donation, recycling and landfill. We handle both: pickup at your site, then sorting and routing to the right stream for each type of waste. This approach reduces what ends up in landfill and can also lower your overall waste bill, because sorted materials are cheaper to process than mixed loads.
Furniture and equipment that still works is routed to donation first when possible. Our donate, recycle or landfill guide explains how that decision is made.
Cardboard, paper, office furniture, end-of-life electronic equipment, organic matter (restaurants), packaging, broken displays and fixtures, pallets and general commercial waste.
Hazardous materials, medical waste and other regulated streams. Specialized solutions are available on request.
We collect commercial waste across the island of Montreal, in Laval, Longueuil, on the North Shore and the South Shore, within a service radius of roughly 40 km from Montreal. Downtown towers, Plateau storefronts, Saint-Laurent industrial parks, Laval office buildings and Brossard retail strips all follow the same process: assessment, fixed monthly price, recurring pickup. Access details such as loading docks, service alleys and shared bin rooms are part of the assessment, so the price you get already accounts for them. Local pages: Ville-Marie (downtown), Outremont, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, L'Île-Bizard, Saint-Jérôme and Repentigny.
How to plan waste management for a small or medium business in Montreal.
Read the guide →Comparing per-load billing with a monthly agreement for your business waste.
Read the guide →Recurring collection matched to high-volume restaurants and retail businesses.
Read the guide →Closing or relocating? What to expect when clearing a commercial space.
Read the guide →Racking, pallets and surplus inventory: clearing a warehouse in Montreal.
Read the guide →Renovating or building? See our construction debris removal service.
See the service →Closure, move or office reorganization, with after-hours service.
See the service →Common areas, tenant move-outs, recurring contracts for boards and property managers.
See the service →Kitchen equipment, commercial furniture, reopening deadlines respected.
See the service →Multi-site corporate accounts, net-30 billing, a single point of contact.
See the service →Homes and apartments: see our residential junk removal service.
See the service →A small office typically starts around $120-$200 per month for one pickup a week. A restaurant or mid-size business usually falls between $250 and $450 per month, and a high-volume or multi-story site starts around $500 per month. We confirm a fixed monthly price after a short assessment of your real volume.
Yes. We offer centralized billing for chains and multi-location groups, with a collection schedule coordinated across sites and a single point of contact.
Flexible contracts from 3 to 24 months, cancellable with 30 days' notice, with no hidden penalties.
Offices, restaurants and bars, retail stores, institutional and multi-story buildings, warehouses and industrial sites, each with a collection plan matched to its type of waste.
Yes. Industrial sites and warehouses are served with bins (2 to 6 yards) or containers (10 to 20 yards) based on the volume generated, with a collection frequency adjusted to your actual output.
Collection is the regular pickup of your materials on a fixed schedule. Disposal is the final step, once materials are sorted between donation, recycling and landfill. We handle both stages for you, from pickup at your site to responsible disposal.
Yes. If you are closing a location, renovating or clearing out an old storage area, we quote a one-time job by volume: about $150-$300 for a few items, $400-$700 for a storage room or a large part of a floor, and $800-$1500+ for a full unit.
Once the assessment is done and the monthly price is agreed, most businesses can be added to the route within a few days. For an urgent one-time pickup, our 24-48h service can step in.
Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore, within a service radius of roughly 40 km from Montreal.
A fixed monthly price, one invoice, zero surprises.
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