Penticton Junk Removal

Pricing in Penticton goes by the trailer load, and here we take on larger cleanouts: $245 for a half trailer and $395 for a full trailer, the size of a whole-home or estate job. A mattress, box spring or tire each adds $20 for recycling, and construction debris can cost more to dispose of, depending on the material. To get a price ahead of time, send a few photos or a short video. We confirm the final price on arrival, before we load.

Same-day pickup is sometimes possible, depending on the day’s schedule. In Penticton we take on larger cleanouts and keep scheduling flexible. Send your photos with a quote request, or phone (778) 400-5656 for the first open pickup window.

Mostly whole spaces: an estate, a garage, a basement, an attic, a storage unit or a hoarding cleanup. In those loads we take furniture, appliances, mattresses, yard waste, scrap metal and renovation debris, including what Penticton’s yearly large item collection leaves at the curb: hot tubs, carpets, electronics, plumbing fixtures and building materials. We separate out what can go to donation or recycling before the rest goes to the landfill.

If the load fits in a pickup truck and you can lift and sort it yourself, yes, and it will usually cost you less. The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) runs the Campbell Mountain Landfill at 1765 Reservoir Road. Its hours as of November 2026 are 8:30 am to 4:45 pm, every day from March to November, and Monday to Saturday except statutory holidays from December to February. Garbage is charged by weight and mattresses by the piece. A load without a tarp is charged double, and garbage with recyclables mixed in costs far more than a sorted load. Yard waste and scrap metal up to 500 kg go in at no charge. We come in on the larger cleanouts: several trailer loads, heavy lifting, stairs, or an estate you can’t be there to clear. Check with RDOS for current hours and fees before you go.

Three things: asbestos, biohazard or medical waste, and chemicals with no label. Each needs licensed, specialized disposal. Asbestos goes into the Campbell Mountain Landfill only by appointment with the regional district (RDOS), so it is a job for an abatement contractor. We do take household chemicals, solvents and paint in the labelled containers they came in, along with propane tanks, motor oil and automotive fluids. Keep those to one side of the load. Penticton residents can also drop off household quantities of paint and used oil at the landfill’s Household Hazardous Waste facility at no charge, until 4:00 pm. If you are unsure about something, ask when you send your photos.

Not always. If everything is where the crew can reach it, such as an open garage, the yard or the back lane, we can do the job without you there. We settle the load size and the final price with you by text or phone before anything is hauled away. For a job inside the house, an estate, or a strata building where someone has to let us in, plan to be on site or send entry instructions with your quote request.

Yes. Drywall, lumber, flooring, tile, fixtures and other renovation or construction debris can all go on the trailer, and we take on cleanups of whole construction sites for contractors. The regional district (RDOS), which runs the landfill, has rules for this material: a hazardous materials assessment before any structure is renovated or demolished, with asbestos testing for anything built before 1991. A mixed load that arrives without an approved RDOS Waste Disposal Application is treated as non-assessed and charged a much higher rate. So tell us what the debris is, roughly how much, and whether the building has been assessed. Concrete, dirt and roofing are priced by weight as well as by volume, with the price confirmed when we see the load.

All of the City of Penticton, from downtown to Skaha Lake, up to Wiltse and Sendero Canyon, and out along the Naramata Bench. Elsewhere in the South Okanagan, we take cleanouts in West Bench, Naramata, Kaleden and Okanagan Falls, which use the same Campbell Mountain Landfill as Penticton. Summerland, which has its own landfill, is in our regular service area. Not sure about your address? Include it with your quote request, or ask us at (778) 400-5656.