Kirkland garages tend to collect a bit of everything: bikes the kids outgrew, old tools, leftover paint, worn tires, a second fridge, boxes from the last move. Many of those things have their own disposal rules, so they pile up. Our crew sorts and removes it all in one visit, sends what we can to donation and recycling, and sweeps the floor so the car fits again.
Kirkland garages tend to collect a bit of everything: bikes the kids outgrew, old tools, leftover paint, worn tires, a second fridge, boxes from the last move. Many of those things have their own disposal rules, so they pile up. Our crew sorts and removes it all in one visit, sends what we can to donation and recycling, and sweeps the floor so the car fits again.
Tires, paint, propane tanks and fridges can’t simply go out with bulky items. Since the Montreal area ended its mobile household hazardous waste collections in 2026, paint and chemicals have to go to an écocentre, such as Saint-Laurent, which also limits tires to eight per day. We take all of it in one load and bring each item to the right place.
No separate trips for tires, paint and appliances.
Metal, tires and electronics go to recycling.
We leave the floor ready to park on.
Yes. Old tires, with or without rims, go in the same load and are sent to recycling.
We take residential paint and household chemicals in their original containers and bring them to the proper drop-off sites. We don’t take commercial or industrial chemicals.
Not necessarily. If the garage is accessible, show us what goes with photos and we can do the job while you’re out.
Yes. Fall is our busiest garage season, so book early, but same-day or next-day service is usually possible.
We’re based a few minutes away in Dorval and open 24/7, with same-day or next-day service most of the time. Text a photo of the garage 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
