Here are several top‑rated junk‑removal options that serve Toronto, with a short note on each and a citation so you can read recent reviews / book directly.

Recommended companies (highly rated locally)

• 1‑800 Rid‑Of‑It — Longstanding Toronto specialist (residential + commercial, same‑day options) with strong HomeStars ratings and awards. Good for straightforward cleanouts and small commercial jobs. (HomeStars.com)
• Big Ben’s Junk Removal — Locally owned, highly rated on HomeStars with many 5‑star reviews for home/garage clearouts, demolition and bin/haul services. Good for quick local jobs and demolition scraps. (HomeStars.com)
• Bin There Dump That (Toronto) — Dumpster/bin rental with strong local reviews; useful if you need a temporary bin for renovation debris or a larger DIY project. They emphasize driveway protection. (HomeStars.com)
• LoadUp — National on‑demand junk removal platform operating in Toronto (book online, itemized pricing). Mixed reviews but convenient when you want quick online booking/quotes. (ca.trustpilot.com)

Other local options to consider (good review presence)

• Big Ben’s competitors & independent local haulers listed on HomeStars — examples include “Big Ben’s”, “Junk Wipers”, and other top scorers on HomeStars for Toronto-area jobs (useful to compare quotes and availability). (HomeStars.com)

How to pick the right provider

• Scope: choose a bin rental (Bin There Dump That) for sustained renovation/demolition waste; choose a haul/loader service (Rid‑Of‑It, Big Ben’s, LoadUp) for single‑day cleanouts or heavy items. (HomeStars.com)
• Pricing: many companies price by volume (truckload or bin size) plus extras for stairs, heavy items (appliances), or hazardous materials. Ask for an itemized estimate before they start. (See company pages/reviews for examples.) (HomeStars.com)
• Disposal & donation: ask whether they sort/donate usable items and whether disposal fees (transfer station tipping) are included. Reviews often mention donation pickup as a plus. (ca.trustpilot.com)

Next steps / links

• Compare 2–3 online quotes (many Toronto companies answer on HomeStars or their own sites). I cited the HomeStars/company pages above so you can open recent reviews and contact info. (HomeStars.com)

If you want, I can:

• Pull live contact/booking links and show current estimated prices for 2–3 of these providers in Toronto right now. (I’ll fetch live quotes and phone numbers.)