House, apartment, basement or garage. Pricing by volume, fast service, and 24-48h emergency service available.
A basement cleanout generally costs $400-$700 depending on volume, and a full home cleanout $800-$1500+. We also clear garages, attics and backyards, with a price confirmed before we ever show up.
Describe what you need cleared out, and we will give you a price range before we show up.
✔ No deposit · No commitment
✔ No credit card required · Clear price before we show up
Call now
Most people call for residential junk removal when a pile of stuff has become a problem: a basement that has turned into storage, a garage nobody can park in, a lease ending in two weeks, a house about to be listed, or a relative's belongings that need to be cleared. In Montreal, those situations come with extra difficulty. Walk-up triplexes with tight staircases, narrow alleys, condos with elevator reservations and street parking limits make a simple pickup more complicated than it sounds.
Our team is used to those realities. We remove furniture, appliances, mattresses, boxes and household clutter from houses, apartments, basements, garages, attics and backyards across Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore, within about 40 km of Montreal. You describe what needs to go by phone or with a few photos, we give you a price range by volume, and that is the range we honor on site.
We also keep the process respectful and low-stress. You do not have to pre-sort, move boxes to the curb or rent a truck. Our crew brings the equipment, protects floors and walls where needed, and sweeps up when the job is done, so you are left with clear space instead of a new to-do list.
Below you will find what we clear, what it costs, how the process works, and the questions people ask most often before booking.
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, boxes, and everything you no longer want, from a single room to a full home.
Full clearing of basements, garages, attics and backyards in a single visit.
Before a home sale, after an incident, or with a tight lease deadline.
| Volume | Example | Estimated price |
|---|---|---|
| A few items | 2-3 pieces of furniture, an appliance | $150 - $300 |
| 1/4 to 1/2 load | Basement, garage, one room | $400 - $700 |
| Full load | Full home cleanout | $800 - $1500+ |
Estimated prices for Montreal, Laval and the South Shore, within our roughly 40 km service radius, confirmed based on access (elevator, stairs, alley) and the actual volume. See our 2026 junk removal price guide for more room-by-room examples.
To picture the volume: a few items is a sofa and two appliances; a half load is a garage packed to the brim; a full load is a 4 1/2 apartment cleared out completely.
Volume is the main driver, but it is not the only one. Access matters: a third-floor walk-up with no elevator takes longer than a ground-floor garage, and the crew time is part of the price. Heavy items such as pianos, safes or hot tubs need extra hands. The mix of materials matters too, since sorted donation-ready furniture is easier to route than mixed rubbish. Finally, timing can affect cost: a same-week or 24-48h slot uses schedule space we hold for urgent jobs.
The good news is that none of this should be a surprise. When you call or send photos, we ask about stairs, parking, elevator booking and unusual items, and we fold all of it into the range we quote. Curious how the numbers compare across the market? Our cost per cubic foot comparison lays it out.
Walk-up triplex, narrow alley, condo elevator booking: our team works with the realities of Montreal housing.
We maximize reuse and donation instead of defaulting to landfill.
The price range given by phone is the one we honor on site.
By phone or photo: a room, a basement or a full home.
A price range by volume, confirmed before we show up.
Our team handles everything, including difficult access (stairs, alleys, triplexes).
Reuse and donation first, the rest sorted and recycled when possible.
Basements are the number one request. Years of stored furniture, old appliances, boxes and renovation leftovers add up, and stairs make DIY removal hard. A typical basement falls in the $400-$700 range. Our basement cleanout guide shows what a before and after looks like.
Garages are next. Most people underestimate how much volume a garage holds, which is why a packed garage is often half a load. Read our garage cleanout guide for where to start and what to expect.
Apartments and condos come with elevator reservations, loading rules and strict move-out dates. We coordinate with building managers and can work around your booking. See condo cleanouts: access challenges and solutions.
Pre-sale cleanouts help a home show better and sell faster. Our checklist for junk removal before selling a home explains what to remove and in what order. And if you are moving around July 1, our Quebec moving day guide helps you plan ahead.
Furniture, appliances, mattresses, boxes, basement or garage items, electronics, exercise equipment, yard waste and general household clutter.
Liquid paint, chemical products, tires and medical waste. We can point you to the right resource or arrange proper disposal.
Junk removal does not have to mean landfill. We route furniture, clothing, appliances and housewares that are still usable to donation first, then recycle metals, cardboard, electronics and other recoverable materials, and send only the remainder to disposal. That order matters for the environment, and it can also matter for your budget. Our guide to what gets donated, recycled or landfilled explains the decision for each type of item.
We serve every borough of Montreal, plus Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore, within roughly 40 km of Montreal. From Verdun and Rosemont to Chomedey, Brossard and Saint-Bruno, we know the parking rules, alleys and building access that come with each area. Local pages: Ville-Marie (downtown), Outremont, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, L'Île-Bizard, Saint-Jérôme and Repentigny.
Respectful home clearing, coordinated with the family and the notary.
See the service →Water damage, an incident, or a tight home sale deadline: fast turnaround.
See how it works →Walk-up triplex, high-rise condo, end of lease: adapted to every type of building.
See the service →Doing a renovation? See our construction debris removal service.
See the service →A sensitive, judgment-free approach for heavily cluttered homes.
See the service →Pricing is by volume: about $150-$300 for a few items, $400-$700 for a basement, garage or full room, and $800-$1500+ for a full home cleanout. The price is confirmed before we show up.
Yes. Our 24-48h service covers pressing situations such as a home sale deadline, a water damage incident or a lease ending.
We maximize reuse and donation first, then recycle what we can, and sort the rest to limit what goes to landfill.
Yes, we clear apartments and condos across Montreal, with or without an elevator. Expect about $150-$300 for a few items, up to $400-$700 for a large part of an apartment, and $800-$1500+ for a full home, with the price confirmed before we show up.
Most residential jobs take 1 to 3 hours depending on volume and access (stairs, elevator, parking). A full home can take half a day, always planned with you in advance.
Not necessarily. You can hand over a key or an access code, or coordinate with a building manager or real estate agent. We confirm the plan with you beforehand.
Yes. Furniture, mattresses, appliances, boxes, electronics and basement or garage items are all accepted. Liquid paint, chemicals, tires and medical waste are handled by special arrangement.
No deposit and no commitment. You get a price range by phone or photo before we come, and that is the range we honor on site.
Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore, within a service radius of roughly 40 km from Montreal.
From $150, same-day pickup often available in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore.
GoodBye Junk Montréal
Montreal, QC, Canada
Call nowFree quoteBook onlineAbout us