How much does junk removal cost in Île-Bizard or Sainte-Geneviève? Expect $150-$300 for a few items, $400-$700 for a partial load, and $800-$1,500+ for a full load. We serve the island and the Sainte-Geneviève sector, with scheduling that accounts for bridge access.
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Île-Bizard is an island in the Rivière des Prairies, at the western end of the island of Montreal, and together with Sainte-Geneviève it forms a distinct Montreal borough. The area has kept a residential, semi-rural character: large lots, detached homes, waterfront residences, wooded trails and the Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard Nature Park. You'll find homes built several decades ago, newer properties, and former cottages converted into year-round residences.
The Sainte-Geneviève sector, on the island of Montreal across from Île-Bizard, is a former village whose core around the church keeps a special charm, with older-style homes and large lots. The two communities share a quieter pace, and pickup needs that reflect their way of life.
With large lots, island residents often accumulate more outdoor equipment: full sheds, patio furniture, hot tubs, dismantled old docks, rowboats, garden equipment and renovation materials. Double garages and full basements are common, and a simple spring or fall cleanup can amount to half a truckload. We also pick up large appliances, mattresses, sofas, flooring and kitchens torn out after a renovation project.
For waterfront properties and cottages, seasonal needs are significant: getting ready before winter, getting back in shape in spring, or a complete clearout before a sale. We also offer a service suited to estates, working with the family to sort, donate, recycle and clear the property within the deadline.
Île-Bizard is connected to the rest of the territory by the Jacques-Bizard Bridge, on the boulevard of the same name, and traffic on the island is concentrated on a few main routes, including Jacques-Bizard Boulevard and Bord-du-Lac Road. That single access affects planning: at rush hour, traffic can slow down, and we suggest a mid-morning or early-afternoon appointment for smooth loading. Our team factors distance into its estimate, and the price confirmed before we head out includes travel time.
On large lots, the truck can often park close to the door, but some waterfront driveways are long, sloped or gravel. Mention those details when you call so we can choose the right vehicle and crew size.
The Île-Bizard-Sainte-Geneviève borough applies the City of Montreal's bulky item collection on a schedule set by sector, with rules about accepted items, quantities and drop-off dates. Construction waste, hazardous materials and certain categories of materials are excluded and must go to an ecocenter or an appropriate site. Check the current rules and dates with 311 before putting your items out, and see our guide to bulky waste bylaws.
For an island resident, getting to an ecocenter means a longer trip with a pickup truck or trailer. Private pickup saves that drive, and we sort the materials for you.
We prioritize donation and reuse, then recycling, and landfill is used only as a last resort. Furniture and items in good condition are donated, metals and cardboard recycled, and construction materials sent to the appropriate sites. Our 5.0 Google rating across 128 reviews comes from punctuality, clean work and prices quoted in advance.
Basements, garages, sheds, cottages and full houses on the island and in Sainte-Geneviève.
See the service →Renovation debris, flooring, drywall and patio debris picked up right at your home.
See the service →Sorting, donation and removal for a family property, with discretion.
See the service →| Load size | Example | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A few items | 2-3 pieces of furniture, an appliance, a mattress | $150 - $300 |
| Partial load (1/4 to 1/2) | Basement, garage, one room | $400 - $700 |
| Full load | Full house cleanout or estate cleanout | $800 - $1,500+ |
Prices are confirmed based on actual volume, access and distance. A full shed or a double garage often falls in the $400 - $700 range. A 24-48h rush service is available for tight deadlines. Our service radius covers about 40 km around Montreal.
The guide to collection and drop-off rules in Montreal and Laval.
Read the article →How to find your collection date, and what to do if it doesn't work for you.
Read the article →Expect $150-$300 for a few items, $400-$700 for a partial load, and $800-$1,500+ for a full load. A precise price range is confirmed before we head out, with no hidden fees, based on actual volume and access.
Yes, both sectors are within our service radius of about 40 km around Montreal. Distance is factored into the price confirmed before we head out.
Yes: patio furniture, hot tubs, worn-out rowboats, dismantled docks and seasonal gear. Tell us the type and size of the items to get an accurate price.
No. We usually confirm an appointment within 24-48h, with a rush service for tight deadlines. We suggest an off-peak time slot to keep traffic on the bridges from slowing things down.
For a few items, yes, if the rules and schedule allow it. For a large volume, excluded materials or a tight deadline, private pickup is simpler. Check the current rules with 311.
Yes. We sort with the family, donate and recycle the rest, and leave the property ready for appraisal or sale.
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