Hamilton's lower city is full of century homes going through their second or third renovation, and the newer builds up on the Mountain generate their own steady stream of reno debris too. Drywall, old cabinetry, flooring, subfloor, tile — it adds up fast and none of it belongs in your regular garbage bins.
A bin on-site from day one of demo means the debris goes straight in instead of piling up in the garage or backyard. That keeps the job site clearer and saves you a separate cleanup pass once the work is done.
Yes, mixed renovation debris like drywall, cabinetry, trim and old flooring can all go in together.
Most single-room reno jobs finish within the 2-week window. If your timeline runs longer, let us know and we can talk about extending it.
Just a clear spot on the driveway or at the curb to set the bin down. We'll confirm placement with you before delivery.
Small amounts of tile and light demo material are fine. If you're tearing out a lot of concrete or masonry, mention it when you book so we set expectations correctly.