Here are same‑day junk removal options and practical tips for Toronto (GTA), plus what to expect and rough pricing so you can book quickly.

Recommended same‑day providers (with notes)

• 1‑800‑GOT‑JUNK? — National chain that advertises same‑day removal in Toronto; free on‑site estimates and they aim to recycle/donate where possible. Book online or call the Toronto number listed on their site. (1800gotjunk.com)
• JunkRemovalGTA (local) — Promotes fast same‑day or next‑day pickups across Toronto and the GTA with upfront pricing. Good option if you want a local team. (JunkRemovalGTA.ca)
• JunkClinic — Local Toronto/GTA service offering transparent, volume‑based pricing and same‑day quotes/appointments. They provide on‑site quotes and handle cleanup. (JunkClinic.com)
• JunkWipers (local) — Advertises volume pricing and explicitly shows a same‑day pickup fee/discounts on its site (confirm final price when booking). (JunkWipers.ca)

Typical services these crews handle

• Furniture, mattresses, appliances (non‑hazardous), e‑waste, renovation debris, yard waste, small demolition/cleanouts. Most companies will not accept hazardous materials (paint, solvents, asbestos) — ask before booking. (1800gotjunk.com)

Rough pricing expectations (estimate only — get a quote)

• Small single items (sofa, fridge): often a minimum charge ~$80–$150 CAD.
• Partial truckload / multiple items: commonly priced by truck fraction or cubic metres (or “half‑truck”, “full‑truck”); expect roughly $200–$600+ depending on volume and difficulty.
• Same‑day/expedited fees: some companies add a same‑day surcharge (e.g., flat extra fee or higher minimum); others include same‑day as an option — confirm when booking. Always get an on‑site or photo estimate to avoid surprises. (These are general ranges — contact providers for exact quotes.) (JunkClinic.com)

How booking & the job usually works

1. Request a quote — via phone, website form, or sending photos (many firms give fast quotes from photos).
2. On‑site estimate (some do free on‑site; others quote from photos).
3. Crew arrives, you point to items, they give a firm price (no hidden fees), they load and haul away, and usually sweep the area. Payment options often include card or e‑transfer. (1800gotjunk.com)

Tips to save time and money

• Take clear photos of the items and the access path (stairs, narrow halls) — speeds up quoting and reduces surprises.
• Break down and bag small items in advance so crews can work faster.
• Remove valuables you want to keep before crew arrives.
• Ask whether they’ll donate or recycle usable items (some will take to charities).
• Compare 2–3 quick quotes and ask about same‑day availability and any surcharge for same‑day. (1800gotjunk.com)

Next steps — quick action plan

• If you want a fast start: call 1‑800‑GOT‑JUNK? Toronto or submit photos to a local service (JunkRemovalGTA, JunkClinic, JunkWipers) and ask explicitly for “same‑day” availability and an itemized price. (1800gotjunk.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Find current phone numbers and direct booking links for 2–3 nearby providers (I’ll pull exact contact details and hours), or
• Draft a short message you can copy/paste to send photos and request a same‑day quote.

Which would you prefer?