Baie-D’Urfé’s large, wooded lots often hide an old shed or two that hasn’t been opened in years. Our crew empties it, takes apart the roof, walls, floor and framing, loads everything on our truck and picks up the nails and debris, so the spot is clear for a garden, a new shed or nothing at all.
Baie-D’Urfé’s large, wooded lots often hide an old shed or two that hasn’t been opened in years. Our crew empties it, takes apart the roof, walls, floor and framing, loads everything on our truck and picks up the nails and debris, so the spot is clear for a garden, a new shed or nothing at all.
Baie-D’Urfé collects bulky items on the second Monday of each month, from early April to mid-November, and residential lumber and shingles can go out with them. But each household is limited to 10 items, each under 100 kg and no bigger than 1.8 by 1.2 metres. A taken-apart shed is far more than 10 pieces, and outside the season there’s no collection at all. We take the whole shed in one visit, year-round.
We carry everything out from the back of large, wooded properties.
We take sheds apart even in the snow, when collections are over.
Our Dorval base is a short drive along the 20.
Residential lumber and shingles are accepted, but only 10 items per household, each under 100 kg and up to 1.8 by 1.2 metres, on the second Monday of the month from April to November. A whole shed is usually much more than that.
Yes. Old tools, garden gear, furniture and junk stored inside go in the same load.
Yes. We regularly take sheds apart in the snow, when the town’s bulky collection season is over.
That’s common on Baie-D’Urfé lots. We carry the pieces to the truck by hand, so distance from the street isn’t a problem.
We remove sheds across Baie-D’Urfé and the nearby West Island towns, and we’re open 24/7. Text a photo of the shed and the path to the street 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
