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Junk removal
Junk removal in Vaughan by our own crew, for the loads that City garbage collection will not take in one go. Houses in Woodbridge and Maple, condos at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, offices and warehouse units in Concord, cleared by the hour.
City rules first
Furniture disposal in Vaughan starts at the curb, on your garbage day, inside the limit. The City collects furniture and mattresses with the regular garbage, and each piece counts toward three items every other week. Past that: a paid tag, a depot or a crew.
Garbage goes out every other week, three items at a time. Large items such as furniture, mattresses and toilets count toward the three, must weigh under 68 kilograms and have to stay dry. A fourth item needs a paid garbage tag.
Appliances and large metal items are collected only by appointment, on Thursdays, for a fee per appliance. Hazardous waste and electronics stay out of household garbage. Commercial and industrial sites get no City collection.
When there are more than three pieces, when one is heavier than the City will lift, or when the address is a business. A basement in Woodbridge, a house in Maple before it lists, a warehouse bay in Concord: we lift, load and take it away.
By the hour
Send a photo on WhatsApp with the address and the floor. We reply with an hourly rate and a crew size before anything is booked. The crew drives over from the Brampton yard, lifts, loads and takes it away.
For a house, the honest order is the curb, then a paid tag for the extra piece, then the depot if you have a vehicle. York Region's centre at 130 McCleary Court takes metal appliances, scrap metal and electronics at no cost and charges for garbage by weight. A fridge or freezer goes in free only with a CFC removal sticker: see York Region's McCleary Court page.
Concord is a different case. The City tells commercial and industrial sites to hire a private company, so a unit at the end of its lease needs a truck either way. That is office furniture removal, done by our own crew.
Straight answers. Related reading: mattress and furniture disposal in the GTA, what junk removal costs in the GTA and where to donate before a move. For anything else, call or message during sales hours.
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Yes, with the regular garbage. Furniture, mattresses and toilets go out on your garbage day, every other week, and each one counts toward the three-item limit. A large item cannot weigh more than 68 kilograms, and a sofa bed needs its mattress removed and the frame tied (Vaughan's garbage page).
Three items every other week, bulky items included. Anything past three needs a paid garbage tag, and the City collects at most 13 garbage items from one address on a collection day. A garage or a basement passes that quickly: that is when garbage removal by a crew makes sense.
Book the City's appliance and metal pickup, or drive it to the depot. The City collects by appointment only, on Thursdays, for a fee per appliance, and asks you to take the doors off fridges, stoves and freezers (appliance and metal pickup). If it has to come up from a basement, our crew does it.
In Vaughan itself: York Region's McCleary Court Community Environmental Centre at 130 McCleary Court. York Region also runs the Elgin Mills centre at 1124 Elgin Mills Road East in Richmond Hill (York Region waste depots). Both take only waste from York Region, with proof of residency.
Yes. In a multi-residential building the City collects bulky items by appointment, and only the property manager can book it (Vaughan's multi-residential bulky items page). If that date does not suit, or the unit has to be empty before you hand it over, our crew works to the elevator booking.
Yes. The City of Vaughan does not collect from industrial, commercial or institutional sites and tells them to arrange a private company (the City's note on private collection). Clearing the desks, chairs and whatever is left in a unit at the end of a lease is a usual job for our crew.
Sometimes. The City suggests donating what is still in good condition, and it runs Curbside Giveaway Days: set weekends when residents leave reusable items at the curb marked free. In 2026 there was one a month from May to October, and the last has passed, so check the City's page for the next dates. Mattresses and upholstered furniture are not allowed.
Ask when you send the photo. Junk removal is billed by the hour, and the hourly rate and crew size are agreed with you before the crew comes, so you know the terms before anyone drives to Vaughan. A photo on WhatsApp gets a first answer.
Nearby
South of Steeles, the crew does junk removal in North York; to the west, junk removal in Brampton, where the yard is. If you are moving as well, see movers in Vaughan and what to know before moving to Vaughan, or the main junk removal page.
Send it over and we come back with an hourly rate and a crew size for your specific job. No obligation, no sales pitch.
