Split-levels and bungalows in Dollard-des-Ormeaux usually come with a big basement, and it fills up: old sofas, exercise machines, boxes of toys, a broken freezer, leftover drywall from the last renovation. Our crew carries it all up the stairs, sorts what can be donated or recycled, loads our truck and sweeps the floor before we leave.
Split-levels and bungalows in Dollard-des-Ormeaux usually come with a big basement, and it fills up: old sofas, exercise machines, boxes of toys, a broken freezer, leftover drywall from the last renovation. Our crew carries it all up the stairs, sorts what can be donated or recycled, loads our truck and sweeps the floor before we leave.
In DDO, there’s no fixed bulky item calendar: you call the City to get each item on the list. Renovation materials aren’t taken at the curb and go through a seasonal special pickup from May 1 to October 31, booked ahead, with a wait of 10 to 15 business days. Fridges and freezers go to an écocentre or a recycling pickup. When the whole basement needs to go, one visit from our crew is simpler.
Narrow stairs and low ceilings are part of the job.
Usable items donated, metal and electronics recycled.
We sweep up so you can start using the space right away.
Yes, but there’s no fixed calendar: you call the City to put each item on the collection list. Renovation materials, fridges and freezers aren’t taken with bulky items.
DDO offers a seasonal special pickup from May to October, booked ahead and limited in volume. We take drywall, wood and flooring year-round in the same load as everything else.
No. Just show us what to keep. We sort the rest on site.
Most DDO basements take two to four hours, depending on how full they are.
Our base in Dorval is a short drive from DDO, and we’re open 24/7 with same-day or next-day service most of the time. Text a few photos of the basement to 514-907-3363 for a free written estimate.
514-907-3363
514-907-3363
2020 Route Transcanadienne, Suite 107, Dorval, QC H9P 2N4, Canada
