Tell us what comes out.
Every quote comes from a 30 minute site walk or from your photos. No calculator, no guesswork. Send the details below and we reply with the next step.
Three lines and a name.
How the quote is built
A site walk takes 30 minutes. We measure what comes out, check what it is made of, find the route to the bin and note the permit path. The written quote lists each of those as its own line.
Photos work for smaller jobs: a kitchen, a bathroom, a deck, a shed. Mention them in the notes and we send you an address for them.
Asbestos survey, hazardous materials and structural engineering are quoted separately after the walk.
Rather pick a morning now? Book the site walk.
Six things set the number.
No calculator on this site. Every job is priced from a site walk or photos, and these are the things we look at when we walk it.
A kitchen, a basement, a bearing wall or the whole house. Each is its own line, and the square footage of it sets the start.
Plaster and lath, tile on a mortar bed, block, poured concrete or rubble stone. Heavier material means more labour and more bins.
Every floor above grade and every hand-carry to the curb adds hours. A driveway beside the door takes them off.
Bins fill by weight before they look full. Concrete, tile and plaster fill them fastest. The count is a line on the quote.
A full tear-down needs a demolition permit. A building from before 1990 needs a designated-substances survey first. We tell you which applies.
Gas, hydro and water isolated by licensed trades before the first cut, with Ontario One Call locates on every dig.