How much does junk removal cost in downtown Montreal? Expect $150-$300 for a few items, $400-$700 for a partial load and $800-$1,500+ for a full load. In Ville-Marie, access (loading dock, service elevator, a narrow Old Montreal street) matters as much as volume, so we plan it with you before the appointment, with service in 24-48h.
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The Ville-Marie borough covers downtown, Old Montreal, the Quartier des spectacles, the Quartier latin, the Village, Chinatown, Centre-Sud and the Golden Square Mile below Mount Royal. Within a few blocks you go from an office tower on Peel Street or René-Lévesque Boulevard to a warehouse turned loft on Saint-Paul Street, with metro stations such as Bonaventure, Place-d'Armes, McGill, Peel and Berri-UQAM within walking distance.
This mix of offices, shops, restaurants, student residences and high-rise condos creates very different pickup needs from a neighbourhood of houses. Here the challenge is almost never volume alone: it is getting items out of a building without blocking other occupants, within the permitted hours and with the right paperwork.
Most of our downtown calls come from commercial activity: office closures or moves (workstations, partitions, meeting-room furniture, filing cabinets, IT equipment for recycling), restaurants and bars renovating or closing (banquettes, counters, kitchen equipment), shops on Sainte-Catherine or Saint-Denis vacating a unit, and fit-out projects that need partitions, drop ceilings, flooring and light demolition debris hauled away. See our commercial waste removal and construction debris removal services.
For a business space we work around the building's schedule: evenings, early mornings or weekends. We give the property manager the information needed to book the loading dock and service elevator, and we can guide you on the certificate of insurance that many managers require before an outside crew may enter. Pricing follows the usual volume grid, confirmed against real access.
Condo towers around de la Montagne Street, Peel Street and René-Lévesque almost all have move rules: service elevator booking, limited time windows, corridor protection and sometimes a deposit. Stone buildings in Old Montreal and the Quartier latin are the opposite problem: narrow staircases, period doors, and pedestrian or one-way streets where a truck cannot always park at the door. We flag these constraints on the first call so we can pick the right crew size and timing.
Typical jobs are end-of-lease and condo-sale cleanouts (furniture, beds, mattresses, appliances), student unit cleanouts near McGill, UQAM or Concordia, and loft decluttering before listing. For an estate, we step in after the steps with the authorities and the notary are complete, to sort with the family, donate, recycle and clear the unit discreetly. See our guide to condo cleanouts with difficult access.
Downtown, street parking is tightly regulated, some arteries have reserved lanes or active construction, and Old Montreal has cobbled, narrow streets that sometimes close to traffic during events. Before the appointment we check with you where the truck can stop, how far items must be carried and which hours are allowed. If a public-domain occupancy permit or a reserved space is needed, we flag it at the estimate and suggest you confirm current rules with the City of Montreal (311).
To speed up the estimate, give us the address, the floor, whether there is a service elevator or dock, and a list of the big items. Photos by text help a lot. These details, more than volume alone, are what let us quote a precise price on the first call.
Like other boroughs, Ville-Marie follows the City of Montreal's bulky item rules: a calendar by sector, limited quantities and excluded items (large construction residue, appliances containing halocarbons, hazardous materials). For an office building or a shop, the residential collection generally does not apply, and the commercial collection contract has to cover exceptional volumes. Always check current rules and dates with the City of Montreal before setting anything out.
Our private pickup complements the city collection: we come when you are ready, load from inside, sort and haul away. See the bulky waste bylaws guide and commercial waste management for small business.
Offices, restaurants, shops: space cleanouts, closures, moves and one-off pickups.
See the service →Partitions, drop ceilings, flooring and renovation debris hauled from your job site.
See the service →High-rise units, lofts and apartments: end of lease, pre-sale, sorting and donation.
See the service →| Volume | Example | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A few items | 2-3 pieces of furniture, an appliance, a mattress | $150 - $300 |
| 1/4 to 1/2 load | A small commercial space, basement or one room | $400 - $700 |
| Full load | A full office, a restaurant, a 4½-5½ apartment or an estate | $800 - $1,500+ |
Prices are confirmed against real volume and access: a booked loading dock and service elevator make the job faster than a narrow Old Montreal staircase. A 24-48h rush service is available for space closures and key handovers. Our service radius covers about 40 km around Montreal.
Contracts, frequency and options for a business space.
Read the article →Expect $150-$300 for a few items, $400-$700 for a quarter to half load, and $800-$1,500+ for a full load. The exact price is confirmed before we come, based on real volume and access (dock, elevator, stairs).
Yes. We work across Ville-Marie: Old Montreal, Quartier des spectacles, Quartier latin, the Village, Centre-Sud and the Golden Square Mile. We adapt to building move rules, service elevators and loading docks.
Yes, it is common. We schedule within the hours the property manager allows, early morning, evening or weekend, to limit the impact on other occupants.
Many managers require a certificate of insurance and an elevator or dock booking. Ask for their requirements, and if a parking or public-domain occupancy permit is needed, check current rules with the City of Montreal (311).
Yes. We haul furniture, counters, equipment and fit-out debris, sort what can be recycled and leave the space swept. A 24-48h rush service is available for key handovers.
We usually confirm an appointment within 24-48h, with a rush service for end of lease, key handovers and quick sales.
From $150, same-day pickup often available in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore.
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