CR Movers Inc
Junk removal
Junk removal in Etobicoke by our own crew, down the 427 from the Brampton yard. Etobicoke has one City depot, in the north-west beside the airport, and that depot does not list mattresses or metal. So the right answer depends on what you have and where in Etobicoke you are.
What to try first
From a house, put it at the curb on garbage day: the City picks up oversized and metal items beside the garbage bin, appliances included. From a condo, ask the property manager. A crew is for the loads in between: too heavy, too many, or too far from a curb.
Sofas, mattresses, box springs and patio furniture, plus metal: appliances, barbecues without the propane tank, hot water heaters, storage sheds. Garbage day comes every second week, and electronics set out beside the bin leave on a different truck.
The City's Etobicoke depot is at 120 Disco Road, near Highway 27 and the airport. It lists garbage, yard waste, renovation waste without drywall, electronics and hazardous waste. It does not list mattresses or metal, and at the time of writing no City depot is taking tires.
A Humber Bay Shores unit with one booked elevator. A Kingsway basement cleared before a sale. A Rexdale garage that is full to the door. Our own crew lifts, loads and takes it away, for an hourly rate agreed first.
How a junk run works
Send a photo on WhatsApp with the address and how the load comes out of the building. You get an hourly rate and a crew size before you book. Trucks come down the 427 from the Brampton yard, the crew does the lifting and the loading, and you pay for the hours it took.
If the junk comes out of a move, tell us when you book and the crew that loads the truck takes it the same day. For old electronics and paint there is a seasonal route as well: the City's Community Environment Days run from April to the end of September and take both.
Straight answers. The service itself is on the junk removal page, and furniture worth keeping off the truck is in where to donate before a move. For anything else, call or message during sales hours.
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At 120 Disco Road, in the north-west near Highway 27 and the airport. It is the only one of the City's seven depots in Etobicoke, about 15 km from Long Branch. A deposit is taken first and the fee is set by weight. Check its hours before you go: hazardous waste and electronics have their own.
No, the City does not list mattresses there. Only Commissioners in the Port Lands and Dufferin in North York accept mattresses, for a fee. From Humber Bay, Commissioners is about 14 km along the Gardiner. From a house, set the mattress at the curb on garbage day instead.
Yes, from houses, at the curb on garbage day: appliances, furnaces and hot water heaters count as metal items. Take the doors off fridges and ovens. The Disco Road depot does not list metal, so for an old stove in Etobicoke the curb is the simpler City route. Getting it up from the basement is the part a crew does.
Ask the property manager first. If the tower is on City collection, it has a designated area for oversized items. If it has opted out of City collection, the City picks up nothing oversized from it. Then it is your own vehicle and a depot, or a crew in the service elevator during the window the building gives you.
Yes. Bungalows in Alderwood, Long Branch and Rexdale, larger houses in the Kingsway and Markland Wood: the crew carries it out, loads it and takes it away. If there are tires, paint cans or propane tanks in the garage, say so with the photo. The City has separate rules for those, and we tell you before the day.
Yes. Office furniture is a usual load, and Etobicoke's offices run from the towers at Bloor and Islington to the business parks off Dixon Road and the Queensway. The City leaves a business to arrange its own disposal of large furniture and electronics. Details are on the office furniture removal page.
Ask when you send the photo: we print no rate and no minimum. Every job gets an hourly rate and a crew size before you book, and you pay for the hours it took. For one mattress from a house, the curb is the better answer. For a room or a basement, a crew is.
CR Movers is CVOR registered and WSIB covered. Ask us for the current certificates when you book and we will send them with your quote.
Next door
West across Etobicoke Creek is junk removal in Mississauga, where the curb rules are not Toronto's. East across the Humber is Toronto, and to the north-west is Brampton, where the yard is. For the move itself, see movers in Etobicoke.
Send it over and we come back with an hourly rate and a crew size for your specific job. No obligation, no sales pitch.
