A working-class, densely populated neighborhood, with a high share of duplexes and triplexes and small units, studios and one-bedrooms, near Jean-Talon Market. We know the narrow exterior staircases, tight alleys and busy commercial rhythm of the area.
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The area around Jean-Talon Market, between Jean-Talon and Villeray streets, is one of Montreal's most densely populated neighborhoods. Housing is dominated by duplexes and triplexes with spiral exterior staircases and narrow back alleys, often split into small studio and one-bedroom units. Tenant turnover is frequent, which regularly means cleanouts between leases.
Parc-Extension, just west of Villeray, is known as a historic arrival point for Montreal's South Asian community, with its grocery stores and specialty shops along Ogilvy Avenue and Saint-Michel Boulevard. The area is served by Highway 40 and the Christophe-Colomb/Papineau corridor, which lets us respond quickly despite often-limited street parking.
Renovation of small units and triplexes near Jean-Talon Market, rubble, old flooring, plaster.
See the service →Small businesses, restaurants and grocery stores around Jean-Talon Market and Boulevard Saint-Michel.
See the service →Cluttered small studios and one-bedrooms, frequent tenant turnover, cleanouts between leases.
See the service →| Type | Example | Indicative Price |
|---|---|---|
| A few items | 2-3 pieces of furniture, appliances | $150 – $300 |
| Partial load | Basement, small unit, one room | $400 – $700 |
| Full load | Full unit cleanout, estate cleanout | $800 – $1500+ |
| Duplex/triplex renovation | Rubble, plaster, old flooring | $250 – $900 |
Indicative pricing for Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, confirmed based on access (exterior staircases, alley) and actual volume.
In real terms, a basement, small unit or one room job is a common partial load example, usually $400 – $700.
We bill based on actual volume removed, no set minimum for a cluttered studio or one-bedroom, a common situation in the area.
Many duplexes and triplexes in the area are over a century old, with old plaster and narrow staircases. We adjust our handling to avoid damaging shared common areas, a particular concern in these multi-unit buildings.
The Highway 40 corridor and the Christophe-Colomb/Papineau streets let us reach Villeray, Saint-Michel and Parc-Extension quickly, even during busy hours near Jean-Talon Market.
A practical guide for a studio or one-bedroom to clear out between leases, very common in the area.
Read the article →For renovations of century-old duplexes and triplexes, which option fits the volume.
Read the article →The 2026 price guide for a unit, a room, or a full load.
Read the article →Yes, we're very used to these narrow staircases, access is assessed on the call for a realistic price.
No, billing is based on actual volume removed, often between $150 and $400 for a few pieces of furniture.
Yes, we plan the job with the area's busy hours and limited parking in mind.
Yes, we pick up plaster, old flooring and removed plumbing as part of our construction service, with a container or direct pickup.
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