Cheap Junk Removal Côte-Saint-Luc — From $89

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WSS Junk Removal offers qualifying small junk pickups in Côte-Saint-Luc starting at just $89 plus tax. Our starting price includes loading, transportation and standard disposal or recycling.

We provide residential and commercial junk removal throughout Côte-Saint-Luc and nearby Montréal communities.

Send us clear photographs of everything you need removed, together with your complete address and access information. We will review the work and provide an upfront estimate before scheduling your pickup.

Côte-Saint-Luc Junk Removal Starting at $89

The $89 plus tax starting price applies to a qualifying small pickup: one small or medium non-hazardous item that one person can safely handle, somewhere easy to reach, collected during an existing WSS route; loading, route transportation, standard disposal or recycling and the price confirmation before loading begins are included. Larger, heavier, urgent or more complicated jobs receive a personalised estimate. The complete qualifying conditions, the price examples, the factors that can change the price and the full FAQ are the same in every area we serve, so they are kept in one place: Cheap Junk Removal Montreal — From $89.

Local notes for Côte-Saint-Luc: areas, access and drop-off rules

Côte-Saint-Luc is a city in the Montréal urban agglomeration. The 2021 census counted 34,504 residents. Its named sector is Kingsdale Park. Landmarks and reference points include Kingsdale Park. Also worth knowing: several developers are building apartment towers.

Bulky items and renovation debris: the local rules

Curbside bulky-waste collection ran every second Friday in the city's June 2025 announcement; items go out from noon on Thursday until 7 a.m. on Friday.
Each home may set out five bulky items every two weeks.
Accepted examples: tables, washing machines, cabinets, bed frames and wood planks (nails and leftover metal removed, no longer than 1.2 m).
Upholstered items such as mattresses and couches are not collected with bulky waste; the announcement says to place them beside the black bin.
Tires, asphalt, tiles, fences and other construction waste are not collected at the curb: the announcement sends them to an écocentre.
Residents of the Montréal agglomeration can also use its seven écocentres (Acadie, Côte-des-Neiges, La Petite-Patrie, LaSalle, Rivière-des-Prairies, Saint-Laurent and Saint-Michel) with proof of address; construction waste and upholstered bulky items are free up to 12 m³ per year.

Source: Ville de Côte-Saint-Luc — bulky waste collection (announcement of June 4, 2025) · the agglomeration's écocentre page. Page dated June 4, 2025. Checked October 2026. Rules and fees change: confirm on the official page.

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Côte-Saint-Luc: quick answers

Where can I take bulky items or renovation debris in Côte-Saint-Luc?

According to the official source, Côte-Saint-Luc collects bulky waste at the curb every second Friday according to its June 2025 announcement (five items per home; upholstered items go beside the black bin), and construction waste goes to an écocentre (checked October 2026).

What should I tell you about my property in Côte-Saint-Luc?

Apartment and plex jobs go faster when we know the floor, whether the elevator can be reserved and where a truck can stop. Mention any building rules about moving hours, and send a photo of the stairwell or hallway if space is tight.

Area details: Wikipedia, figures as published there.