Junk removal and demolition prices in Toronto
Junk removal is priced by the load, demolition by the job or by the foot, and heavy items one by one. Every price is before 13% HST, we confirm volume on site, and the price does not change once the work starts.
Every posted price
Price by load size
| Load | Volume | Price | Weight included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum, 1 to 2 items | up to 1 cu yd | $119 | 100 kg |
| 1/8 load | about 2 cu yd | $169 | 150 kg |
| 1/4 load | about 4 cu yd | $259 | 250 kg |
| 1/2 load | about 8 cu yd | $389 | 500 kg |
| 3/4 load | about 12 cu yd | $499 | 750 kg |
| Full load | about 16 cu yd | $599 | 1,000 kg |
Curbside: 10% off any load when everything is already outside at ground level and ready to load.
Demolition prices
| Job | Price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom gut to studs | from $1,500 | Includes hauling up to a 1/2 load (500 kg) |
| Kitchen tear-out (cabinets, counters, backsplash) | from $1,800 | Includes hauling up to a full load (1,000 kg) |
| Basement partial strip-out | from $3,500 | Disposal up to 2 tonnes included |
| Carpet and pad removal | $0.90 per sq ft$250 minimum | Disposal included up to a 1/4 load |
| Tile or glued flooring removal | $3 per sq ft$400 minimum | Disposal billed by weight |
| Deck removal, up to 200 sq ft | from $1,100 | Disposal included |
| Fence removal | $8 per linear ft$400 minimum | Disposal included |
| Small concrete pad removal | $8 per sq ft$1,000 minimum | Disposal included |
Add-ons and heavy items
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Weight over the allowanceBilled from the scale ticket | $200 per tonne |
| Concrete, brick, soil, asphalt | from $350 per cu yd |
| One fridge or freezer pickupRefrigerant removal included | $169 |
| Each fridge, freezer or air conditioner in a bigger loadFor the refrigerant | plus $30 per unit |
| Single mattress or box spring pickup | $99 |
| Mattress and box spring together | $149 |
| Hot tub, cut up and removed | from $399 |
| Same-day service | plus $50 |
Good to know
- Prices are before 13% HST.
- Curbside: 10% off the load price when everything is already outside at ground level and ready to load. It does not apply to demolition, single-item prices or add-ons.
- Volume is confirmed on site. Send photos for a quote.
- Loads over the included weight are billed at $200 per tonne from the scale ticket.
- No hazardous waste: paint, propane, chemicals, asbestos.
- Homes built before about 1990 can contain asbestos in plaster, vinyl tile, popcorn ceilings and drywall compound. Demolition prices assume no asbestos. Testing is the owner's cost, and work stops if suspect material is found.
Work out your price
Two quick estimates from the posted rates. Send photos and we confirm the price.
Estimate your load
Move the slider to the size of your pile. The price is a starting point, and we confirm volume on site.
Estimated price
$389Before 13% HST
- Volume
- about 8 cu yd
- Weight included
- 500 kg
Typically a basement room or a small renovation
Over the allowance: $200 per tonne, from the scale ticket. All outside and ready to load? 10% off.
Get a quotePrice a flooring, fence or concrete job
Pick the job and enter the size. The price uses the posted rates, and we confirm measurements on site.
sq ft
Estimated price
$720Before 13% HST
800 sq ft at $0.90 per sq ft
Disposal included up to a 1/4 load
Get a quoteCost guides
Each guide walks through what moves the price of one kind of job.
- Junk removal cost in TorontoJunk removal prices in Toronto by load size, from $119, next to GTA market ranges, with weight allowances, surcharges, HST and the City of Toronto's own options.
- Bathroom demolition cost in TorontoFull gut, partial strip, tub only, mud-set tile, cast iron, plaster and asbestos testing: what each costs in Toronto, with a worked example including 13% HST.
- Kitchen demolition cost in TorontoCabinets only, cabinets with counters and backsplash, stone counters, floors, small and medium kitchens: what each costs to tear out in Toronto, with a worked example.
- Hot tub removal cost in TorontoHot tub removal prices in Toronto from $399, next to GTA market ranges, with draining and power prep, the pad or deck underneath, and worked examples with HST.
- Deck removal cost in TorontoGround-level and raised decks, size, footings, composite versus pressure-treated wood and Ontario Dig Authority locates: what deck removal costs in Toronto, with a worked example.
- Dumpster rental vs junk removal in TorontoBin rental sizes, included tonnes, overage and City of Toronto permits next to junk removal by the load, with one 8 cubic yard job priced both ways including HST.
- Toronto transfer stations: every City drop-off depotThe seven City of Toronto drop-off depots in one place: addresses, hours, what each takes, fees, holidays, what no depot accepts and where Toronto's garbage goes. Includes the alternative of having a load hauled away.
- Ingram Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it takesThe City of Toronto's Ingram depot in North York: address, hours by day, accepted items, drywall limits, fees as of October 2026, and what to do with mattresses, concrete and other items it does not take.
- Bermondsey Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it takesAddress, hours by day, fees, drywall and metal limits, and what Bermondsey turns away, from the City of Toronto's pages as of October 2026. Plus what to do if the load will not go.
- Commissioners Street Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it takesAddress, weekday hours, garbage and mattress fees, drywall limits, items refused and the repair delays at the City's Commissioners Street depot, plus the other option: we haul it.
- Victoria Park Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it takesAddress, hours by day, what Victoria Park Transfer Station accepts and refuses, City fees as of October 2026, and which depots take drywall, metal and mattresses.
- Dufferin Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it acceptsAddress, weekday hours, accepted and refused items, mattress and renovation waste rules and City fees for the Dufferin drop-off depot, as of October 2026, plus what to do with the items it will not take.
- Scarborough Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it takesAddress, hours by day, accepted and refused items, City fees and the entrance route for the Scarborough drop-off depot, plus what to do with drywall, mattresses and other items it does not take.
- Disco Road Transfer Station: hours, fees and what it takesAddress, weekday hours, City fees, accepted and refused items, load rules and what to do with the things Disco Road does not take, with the City's October 2026 figures.
- Household hazardous waste in TorontoHow to book the City's free Toxic Taxi, which drop-off depots take paint, propane tanks, batteries and bulbs, the daily limits, and why we do not haul hazardous waste.
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- Stairs or an elevator
- Your postal code