A garbage dumpster on your driveway by tomorrow morning.

Same-day if you book before 11 AM local time, with deliveries typically landing within 4 hours of confirmation. Our five Canadian depots in Mississauga, Lachine, Calgary, Surrey, and Halifax run a tight morning dispatch — drivers leave between 7 and 8 AM with the day's routes locked. After 11 AM, you're looking at next-day morning delivery, which still beats most national chains by 48-72 hours. For bookings outside our standard 60 cities, expect a 1-2 day lead time as we coordinate the closest depot route. Long-distance flatbed deliveries are quoted separately. Dispatch line answers 7 AM - 7 PM local time, 6 days a week.

No deposit, no card pre-authorization, no hold on your credit limit. We collect payment when the bin is dropped off or on pickup — your choice. This is intentional: brokers and middleman chains pre-auth $500-$1,500 to pad their margins and lock you in. We own the trucks and depots, so we can afford to invoice on completion instead of holding your money hostage. Net-15 invoicing is the default for commercial accounts with 1+ year of operating history; cash-on-delivery is standard for first-time orders until we build payment history. We never pre-auth your credit card or place a hold against your limit.

The 10-yard handles a single-room cleanout or small bathroom reno (~3 pickup-truck loads). The 14-yard is our most popular — kitchen renovations, basement cleanouts, mid-size projects (~4-5 truck loads). The 20-yard covers whole-home renovations, roofing tear-offs, and large clutter clearances (~7 truck loads). For demolition or new construction, the 30 and 40-yard absorb structural debris by the ton. Our dumpster sizes guide includes weight caps, footprint dimensions, and material rules. Construction debris projects with concrete or asphalt should size DOWN, not up, because heavy materials hit weight caps before they fill volume. Our dispatch flags these at booking to prevent mid-project overage charges.

A 10-yard rental starts at $349 CAD in most Canadian cities for a 7-day rental. Pricing scales: $349 (10-yard), $429 (14-yard), $549 (20-yard), $749 (30-yard), $949 (40-yard) — these are our standard rates in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary. Smaller cities run 5-15% lower. Every quote includes delivery, pickup, 7 days of rental, and disposal at a licensed transfer station. No fuel surcharges, no admin fees, no after-the-fact tipping fees unless you exceed the weight cap. Quoted prices are all-in: delivery, 7 days of rental, pickup, and disposal up to the weight cap. No fuel surcharges, no environmental fees, no administrative fees. Taxes (HST/GST/QST/PST) are added per province. Net-15 invoicing available for commercial accounts.

Only if the bin sits on a public street, sidewalk, or boulevard. A bin on your driveway or private property never requires a permit anywhere in Canada. If you need street placement in Toronto, Vancouver, or Montreal cores, we file the permit on your behalf with 48 hours notice — no upcharge, just adds prep time. The municipalities charge $25-$95 for the permit itself, which passes through to your invoice at cost. Permit timing matters: Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal cores require 48-hour lead time for street placement. We file the permit on your behalf if you give us notice; municipal fees pass through at cost. Bins on private driveways never require a permit.

60 Canadian cities across all 10 provinces: Ontario (Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, London + 14 more), Quebec (Montreal, Quebec City, Laval, Gatineau + 5 more), BC (Vancouver, Victoria, Surrey, Burnaby + 6 more), Alberta (Calgary, Edmonton + 4 more), plus full coverage of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, and Newfoundland & Labrador. Our depot network puts most metros within 45 minutes drive-time of a same-day-capable truck. Our five depots position fleet within 4-hour radius of most metros: Mississauga (GTA + southwestern Ontario), Hamilton (Niagara + Brantford), Ottawa (National Capital Region), Lachine (Greater Montreal + Eastern Townships), Calgary (Western Canada). Smaller communities are served via partner haulers.