Here’s a concise guide to commercial junk‑removal services in Toronto: what to expect, how pricing usually works, what to check, and several local providers you can contact.

What commercial junk removal covers

• Office cleanouts, retail/warehouse clearances, construction debris, property-management unit cleanouts, appliance/furniture removal, and scheduled pickup for multi‑unit properties. (JunkClinic.com)

Typical pricing and fee drivers

• Common pricing models: per truck (volume), per cubic yard, hourly for labour‑intensive jobs, or flat job quotes. Expect a general Canadian/GTA range roughly: CAD $80–$150 minimum for very small loads, $120–$400 for partial truckloads, and $500–$800+ for full truckloads; labour‑heavy or specialty items (piano, safe, hazardous materials) add surcharges. (Rates vary by company, volume, weight, access, disposal fees, and same‑day service.) (junkwipers.ca)

What to look for when choosing a contractor

• Commercial experience (office/warehouse/retail projects). (junkit.ca)
• Insurance & WSIB/worker coverage and liability limits.
• Proper disposal/recycling practices and donation partnerships (reduces landfill and can lower costs).
• Clear pricing (what’s included, extra fees for heavy items, hazardous waste).
• Flexibility for after‑hours or weekend work to avoid business disruption. (JunkClinic.com)

Questions to ask before hiring

• Do you have commercial references and photos of similar jobs?
• Are you insured and do you carry WSIB (or equivalent)?
• How do you charge (per truck, per hour, per item)? Are there minimums?
• What items do you not accept (hazardous, medical, etc.)?
• Do you provide same‑day or after‑hours service and is there a surcharge?
• Will you provide a written quote and invoice showing disposal receipts if requested? (JunkClinic.com)

Sample commercial junk‑removal companies in Toronto

• JunkClinic — commercial services, same‑day options, donation/recycling focus. (Toronto-based). (JunkClinic.com)
• Junk Works — national/franchise operator with Toronto-area coverage; does construction and property management work. (junk-works.ca)
• Junk King — national junk removal with recycling/warehouse sorting; offers commercial services. (junk-king.ca)
• Junk Wipers — GTA operator with explicit per‑truck pricing chart (useful for estimating). (junkwipers.ca)
• Junk It — long‑running Toronto company focusing on large commercial cleanouts and property managers. (junkit.ca)
• KCo Junk — local operator offering commercial, construction debris removal, bin rentals and disposal services. (kcojunk.com)

How to get the best price

• Consolidate loads where possible (fewer trips).
• Ask about discounts for recurring commercial pick‑ups or bulk contracts (property managers/retail chains).
• Separate recyclable/metal or donationable items in advance — many companies reduce the bill by diverting items from landfill. (junk-king.ca)

Quick next steps

1. Make a short list of 3 companies above.
2. Email or call with: volume estimate (photos help), access notes (stairs/elevator/parking), timeline, and any special items.
3. Request an on‑site or photo quote and ask for proof of insurance and disposal receipts.

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