CR Movers Inc
Junk removal
Junk removal in Mississauga by our own crew, out of the yard next door in Brampton. Old furniture, mattresses, appliances and office clear-outs, from a Port Credit bungalow to a tower beside Square One.
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From Peel Region, if you live in a house: it runs curbside collection in Mississauga and takes bulky items at no charge on garbage day. Its recycling centres take appliances and metal for free. A paid crew is for what those two leave unsolved.
Peel Region collects furniture, mattresses and other bulky items from houses on the regular garbage day. You carry them to the curb by 7 a.m. Appliances, electronics and renovation material are not part of the pickup.
Mississauga has two Community Recycling Centres, Battleford and Fewster. Dedicated loads of appliances, metal and electronics go in free, while garbage and renovation material are charged by weight. You need a vehicle and a load that comes from Peel.
For the sofa that will not turn on the stairs, the townhouse to empty before the keys change hands, the office at the end of its lease. Our crew lifts, loads and takes it away at an hourly rate agreed first.
Junk pickup
Message a photo on WhatsApp with the address and the floor. We reply with an hourly rate and a crew size, and agree a day. The crew drives down from the Brampton yard, carries everything out and takes it away. Nothing has to wait at the curb.
In a condo, the building decides how things leave: Peel tells apartment and condo residents to ask property management about collection. For a crew, that means a booked elevator and a slot at the loading dock. Give us both and we work inside the window. The steps are the same as in booking a condo elevator for a move.
Curbside collection in Mississauga stays with Peel Region until October 1, 2027, when the City takes it over (the City's notice). What this page describes is the Region's service, as published in November 2026.
Straight answers. Related reading: mattress and furniture disposal in the GTA and what junk removal costs in the GTA. For anything else, call or message during sales hours.
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If you live in a house, set it at the curb by 7 a.m. on your garbage day: Peel Region collects furniture as a bulky item at no charge (Peel's bulky items page). If it sits in a basement, a condo or an office and you cannot carry it out, that is furniture removal, and our crew does the carrying.
Try the Habitat for Humanity ReStore at 4500 Dixie Road. It accepts furniture as drop-offs, and appliances that work and are no more than seven years old, and it runs a residential pick-up for a fee (ReStore donations). It does not take mattresses. When a piece is past donating, furniture disposal comes down to the curb, a Peel recycling centre or a crew.
There are two: the Battleford CRC at 2255 Battleford Rd. and the Fewster CRC at 1126 Fewster Dr. (locations and hours). Bring proof that you live in Peel and a debit or credit card, because they take no cash. A business that operates in Peel can use them with a signed letter on company letterhead.
Yes. In the towers around Square One and along Hurontario, whatever leaves the building goes by the service elevator and the loading dock, on the building's schedule. A junk pickup there runs like a small move: you book the elevator, we arrive inside the window. Send the building's rules with your photo.
The curb. For a house, Peel's bulky pickup on garbage day costs nothing. Next comes driving the load to a recycling centre yourself, where appliances, metal and electronics are free and garbage is charged by weight. A crew is paid work. It earns its rate when the load is heavy, upstairs or due out by a date.
Yes. An office floor near the airport or in Meadowvale at the end of its lease is a usual job: the desks, the chairs, the boardroom table and whatever was left in the storage room, cleared inside the building's window. The details are on office furniture removal.
Only if you want to. A tip is your choice, and it changes nothing about the job. The bill is the hours the job took, at the hourly rate agreed before the crew comes. For how people handle it on a move, read how much to tip movers in Canada.
By the hour, like every other job: an hourly rate and a crew size agreed before we come, and you pay for the hours it took.
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Next door, the crew does junk removal in Etobicoke, junk removal in Oakville and junk removal in Brampton, where the yard is. If a move is part of the plan, see movers in Mississauga or the main junk removal page.
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