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Approved loose non-hazardous renovation waste

Construction Debris Removal

Pickup is available for approved loose renovation debris that is already detached, safely accessible and suitable for lawful transport and disposal.

Commonly reviewed for pickup

  • Drywall offcuts and approved loose drywall debris
  • Wood and trim offcuts
  • Tile and flooring debris
  • Packaging from renovation materials
  • Small amounts of approved mixed renovation waste
  • Detached materials placed in a safe pickup area

Access and scope matter

Standard service does not include demolition, dismantling attached structures, cutting, utility disconnection, asbestos, hazardous materials or large quantities of concrete and brick without prior arrangement.

Important: Final approval and pricing depend on the actual volume, weight, access, disposal requirements, labour and site safety.

How to request this service

Use the home-page price guide and booking form when you are ready to request service.

1. Check the price guide

Use the current online slider for a rough starting price on standard accessible jobs.

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2. Send photos when needed

Show the items, access route, stairs, tight spaces, elevation, attachments and nearby fragile surfaces.

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3. Book after scope review

Choose a date and arrival window in the existing booking flow after confirming that the job fits the service scope.

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Quick questions

How is this service priced?

Pricing depends on volume, weight, labour, access, disposal requirements and job complexity. The website price tool is a starting guide, not a confirmed quote.

Should I send photos?

Yes when items are heavy, oversized, attached, elevated, near fragile finishes, difficult to access or otherwise non-standard.

Is travel included?

No travel fee applies within Sarnia or London. For other locations, any travel fee is disclosed before booking.

Ready to request a pickup?

Use the existing online price guide and booking flow, or send photos first when the job has unusual access, heavy items, elevation, attachments, or specialty disposal requirements.