Renovations generate a surprising amount of material: kitchen cabinets, old countertops, flooring, drywall, trim, fixtures and the packaging from everything new that came in. A bin in the driveway is one option; a load-and-go pickup is another, often better suited to smaller projects or tight streets.
We remove debris that's already been taken down and can come back between phases so your workspace stays clear. Heavy materials like tile, concrete and brick are priced differently because of their weight — send photos or a description and we'll quote accordingly.
What this typically includes
- Drywall & plaster
- Flooring, carpet & underlay
- Kitchen & bathroom cabinets
- Old tubs, toilets & vanities
- Trim, doors & windows
- Lumber offcuts
- Packaging & cardboard
- Tile & small masonry (by weight)*
* Subject to confirmation — see note below.
Good to know
Asbestos and lead concerns
Older Ottawa homes may contain asbestos or lead-based materials. These require professional assessment and abatement. We don't remove suspected designated substances.
Dumpster or pickup?
Read our comparison guide — it depends on your timeline, driveway and how much material you'll produce.
Renovation & Construction Debris FAQs
Do you do demolition?
We focus on removal. Light tear-out may be possible on request, but structural demolition is for licensed contractors.
Can you pick up from a contractor's site?
Yes. Contractors and homeowners can both book. Let us know site access and timing.
Will a renovation pile fit in one load?
It depends on materials and volume. Photos with something for scale help us estimate how much space you'll need.