Our company provides junk removal and recycling services for residential and business clients, on a level that is hard to match by most of our competition. The only aspect on which we find it hard to compete, is in the empty promises made by most hauling companies in Vancouver. We don’t see our services as a simple activity involving the hauling of unwanted items. We are the creators of space for your property. Let us make your place bigger!

A full list of all the items we dispose of can be seen here.

We don’t believe there is such a thing as “the best” junk removal company in Vancouver. However, we see ourselves as being amongst the top 2-3 providers of this type of service in British Columbia. Having other “good” companies so close to our level, makes us even better. Our focus is to match the level of professionalism displayed by our competition, and ignore all of the short-term strategies applied by companies with questionable integrity and foresight. This allows us to have a very astute vision on who our clients are, and what they need.

Our price system is devised to be easy to comprehend. Single items have a hauling fee of between $90 and $120. For example, the cost of disposing a couch is $100. Each additional item, of a similar size, will cost you less than the first item. The 2^nd item can save you up to 50% .

After the 2^nd or 3^rd large item, a pricing system based on volume, is implemented. This way of pricing is significantly cheaper if the total price is spread between all the items. Our truck is equipped with a box 12 feet, by 8 feet, by 5 feet. For simplification, think of our truck being able to carry as much junk as 3 pickup trucks.

Prices for such large projects are estimated by the level at which our truck gets filled up. For example ¼ of the truck, will cost $150. Half a load will be $300, and a full load will cost $600 to haul away. This includes all the chargers such as labour and dumping fees. No hidden fees! There can be some extra charges with exceptional projects, where the items are exceeding heavy, or the items are too far from the curb. These exceptions will be examined in a bit.