You Pack, We Haul

We park a trailer by your door, you fill it on your own schedule, we haul it away. The cheapest way to clear real volume.

Best value

What this service covers

If you do not mind doing a little lifting and simply want the material gone, this is comfortably the cheapest route we offer. We park a trailer by your door, you fill it at whatever pace suits you, you call when it is full, and we haul it away. There is no skip permit to arrange, no truck to hire and no weekend spent driving back and forth to the transfer station.

The trailer fee is flat: $150 for a 4′×4′ and $250 for an 8′×4′. On top of that you cover the actual disposal fees the receiving facility charges us, plus a 10% surcharge. We show you those figures rather than folding them into a number you cannot check.

  • 4′×4′ trailer — $150
  • 8′×4′ trailer — $250
  • Load at your own pace
  • Disposal fees at cost plus 10%
You Pack, We Haul
Costs explained

How the disposal side actually works

Before you book, review the published fee schedule at the WLSSD Materials Recovery Center. Those are the rates we pay to dispose of what we collect from you, and they are what you reimburse, plus 10%.

One detail catches people out, so it is worth stating plainly: we do not qualify for the "one free per day" allowances that apply to private residents. WLSSD lets a household recycle one microwave free per day and charges for each one after that. Yours will not be the only microwave on our trailer that day, so it will not be free. The same logic applies to every per-item allowance in the schedule.

What this arrangement buys you is visibility. A full-service haul folds labour, transport and disposal into one number. Here you can see exactly which portion is the trailer, which is the tipping fee, and decide for yourself whether an item is worth taking.

OptionFlat fee
4′ × 4′ trailerSingle room, garage corner, small deck tear-out$150
8′ × 4′ trailerFull garage, basement, multi-room clear-out$250
Larger haul-away jobsMultiple trailers or commercial volumeCall us
Disposal feesFacility schedule, at cost+10%

Where the savings come from

You are paying for transport and disposal only. On a mixed garage clear-out that would run several hundred dollars as a full-service job, households routinely save 40 to 60 percent by loading the trailer themselves over a weekend.

Loading well

Get more into the same trailer

Trailer space is the constraint, so packing discipline translates directly into money saved.

Break down anything hollow

Dismantle furniture, collapse boxes and remove drawers. A hollow dresser occupies four times the volume of the same dresser flat-packed against the wall of the trailer.

Load heavy and flat first

Appliances and dense material go against the front wall and floor. Light and awkward items fill the gaps above. Loading in arrival order rather than by density wastes a third of the space.

Keep scrap metal separate

Clean metal is often worth more at a scrap yard than it costs to tip. Setting it aside in one corner lets us route it separately and keeps it off your disposal bill.

Keep hazardous material out

Paint, solvents, oil, propane and pesticides cannot ride on the trailer. If they appear in the load we have to sort them out on arrival, which costs time neither of us wants to pay for.

Questions

About you pack, we haul

A long weekend is the standard booking and it suits most garage and basement projects comfortably. Longer holds are usually fine outside our busiest weeks — ask when you book and we will confirm the rate before you commit.
Any firm, reasonably level surface we can reverse onto — a driveway, a yard apron or a parking bay. We will not place a loaded trailer on soft ground or a surface likely to be marked, and we will say so during placement rather than afterwards.
Call us. We swap the full trailer for an empty one, and each trailer is billed at its flat rate plus its own disposal. Two 4′×4′ loads and one 8′×4′ load frequently work out similar, so it is worth a quick conversation about sizing before you start.
Anything except hazardous waste, asbestos-containing material, medical sharps, propane tanks and ammunition. Those need a household hazardous waste facility. Everything else — furniture, appliances, electronics, general household material — is fine.
Disposal is charged on the facility's published schedule, which is a mix of per-item rates and weight-based rates depending on material. You receive the facility's figures with your invoice, so the arithmetic is checkable.

Ready to get it hauled away?

Tell us what needs to go. We answer fast, quote clearly, and do the lifting.

(218) 461-1436