Junk Removal in Canada

Junk removal across Canada

Jiffy Junk serves businesses across Canada, from the Greater Toronto Area and the Golden Horseshoe to Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and the Atlantic provinces. Recycling rules in Canada are set province by province, so a job in Mississauga follows different rules than one in Burnaby or Laval.

Commercial junk removal in Canada

The GTA's industrial belt in Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan and Milton, with nearly a billion square feet of industrial space, is Canada's largest warehouse market and one of the largest in North America. Greater Vancouver adds port-linked distribution space in Delta, Richmond and Surrey. Calgary and Edmonton serve as distribution hubs for western Canada, and Montreal adds manufacturing and retail. U.S. companies with Canadian sites can keep all their locations with one vendor.

Related services: warehouse cleanouts, national accounts and retail store cleanouts.

Recent types of work in Canada

• Taking down racking in Mississauga, Brampton and Milton warehouses
• Clearing distribution space in Delta and Surrey near the Port of Vancouver
• Running resets for retail chains with stores across several provinces

Serving every part of Canada

• Toronto
• Mississauga
• Montreal
• Vancouver
• Calgary
• Edmonton
• Ottawa
• Winnipeg
• Halifax

Your town not listed? Send us the site address and we will confirm coverage anywhere in Canada.

Recycling rules to know in Canada

• Ontario: Ontario's electronics (ITT/AV) recycling falls under producer-responsibility rules (O. Reg. 522/20) overseen by the Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority (RPRA). The old Ontario electronics program ended December 31, 2020, and producers now run collection. See junk removal in Toronto.
• British Columbia: In British Columbia, EPRA runs Return-It Electronics, which offers drop-off for TVs, computers and other electronics. There is no provincial mattress take-back program yet, so mattress fees and options depend on your regional district.
• Alberta: In Alberta, the Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA) runs electronics, tire and paint recycling programs.
• Quebec: In Quebec, electronics are recycled through EPRA-Québec (ARPE-Québec), part of the EPRA network.
• Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Atlantic provinces: Electronics recycling in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador runs through provincial EPRA programs.

Municipal rules on bulky items and appliances also apply. Check your city's waste department.

How we quote

Pricing depends on the space and volume your items take up and the overall scope of the job. Live video estimates are the quickest way to get a firm quote.

Want a number fast? Start a live video estimate and show us the space from your phone.

Simpler vendor management

Proudly serving all 50 states, one vendor, one invoice, nationwide coverage, plus coverage across Canada, with access to all waste and recycling services. Regional and national clients can roll every location into one consolidated invoice on request, with PO and site references on each line.

Frequently asked questions

Are recycling rules the same across Canada?

No. Each province sets its own programs: RPRA oversees Ontario, EPRA runs programs in BC, Quebec, the Prairies and Atlantic Canada, and ARMA runs Alberta's. We follow the rules where your site is.

Can you bill US and Canadian sites together?

Talk to us about your locations. We can set up consolidated billing on request, with PO or site numbers on each invoice.

How is pricing calculated in Canada?

Pricing depends on the space and volume your items take up and the scope of the job. Start a live video estimate, show us the items on your phone, and we will quote the job.

Get a quote or call 844-543-3966.