Junk Removal in Vancouver

Most people find us when they realize halfway through a DIY cleanout that hauling junk yourself is way harder than it looked on YouTube. Furniture is heavier than you think. Mattresses do not fit in cars no matter how you angle them. Multiple trips to the dump eat up your entire Saturday and cost more in gas and disposal fees than you expected. And lifting that old couch wrong means throwing your back out and spending the next week on the couch instead of moving it. That is exactly why thousands of Vancouver homeowners, renters, landlords, and business owners call Clutter to Cash Vancouver every single year.

We have been serving Vancouver since 2012, which means over a decade of removing junk from heritage homes in Shaughnessy with narrow doorways and steep staircases, walk up apartments in Kitsilano where elevators do not exist, modern Yaletown condos with strict building access rules and elevator reservations needed days in advance, and suburban houses throughout Dunbar, Kerrisdale, and Point Grey with basements full of decades worth of accumulated items. Our crew knows every neighborhood, understands different building types, and has navigated pretty much every challenging removal situation you can imagine from tight corners to multiple flights of stairs.

We also care deeply about responsible disposal because throwing perfectly good items into landfills is wasteful and honestly bad for the environment. Furniture in decent condition gets donated to local Vancouver charities serving families who need it. Working appliances go to organizations that refurbish them for low income households. Electronics get processed through certified e waste recyclers who handle them properly instead of letting toxic components leak into soil. Recyclable materials like metal and cardboard get sorted and sent to appropriate recycling facilities. Only truly unusable junk ends up in landfills, and even then we minimize volumes through careful sorting. This approach keeps over 60 percent of what we collect out of landfills while supporting our local Vancouver community.