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Every bin is black inside and out, with a slanted lid and a front man-door. We start with six 4 yard bins and two 6 yard bins.

• 4 yard slant-top72″ W × 57″ D × 54″ H. Holds about 25 to 30 kitchen bags. Our everyday size for small buildings, offices, churches and clubs.4 yd
• 6 yard slant-top72″ W × 69″ D × 71″ H. Holds about 40 to 45 kitchen bags. For mid-size buildings and busy small plazas.6 yd
• 8 yard slant-topAbout 72″ W × 71″ D × 84″ H (estimate). Only if a site clearly needs it.On request

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Bin service is built for small properties that don’t need, or can’t fit, a big hauler’s truck:

• Small apartment buildings from 4 to 24 units: owners, landlords, property managers and condo boards.
• Small commercial: offices, retail, restaurants and small plazas.
• Churches, clubs, schools and non-profits: halls, congregations and community groups.

A house with stuff to clear is not a bin-service customer. It’s a junk removal customer, and we’re happy to help.

How bin service works

A starting point for apartment buildings. We confirm the size and the day on your quote, then re-check after the first month.

• 4 to 5 unitsOne 4 yd binEvery 2 weeks
• 6 to 8 unitsOne 6 yd binEvery 2 weeks
• 9 to 11 unitsOne 4 yd binWeekly
• 12 to 17 unitsOne 6 yd binWeekly
• 18 to 24 unitsA 6 yd bin plus a second bin or a second weekly pickup, set on a site visitWeekly+

Offices and retail: usually a 4 yd bin, weekly or every 2 weeks. Restaurants: weekly. Churches, clubs and schools: usually a 4 yd bin, monthly or every 2 weeks, with extra pickups after big events.

Not sure? Tell us the number of units or what you throw out now and we’ll recommend one.

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Each bin has a 2-foot hinged door on the front with a reinforced frame and a locking bar with a hasp. Our crew opens it, carries the bags out by hand and tidies the pad. Tenants and staff still use the lid.

The lid is double-walled, UV-stabilized black plastic on four heavy hinges, with easy-lift handles and chains for a padlock. We set up with you how the crew gets in (a key or a code) before the first pickup.

The bin is for everyday garbage, on purpose.

• Household or office trash, bagged.
• Bags go inside the bin and the lid closes.
• No bulky items (furniture, mattresses, appliances), no construction or renovation debris and no hazardous items.
• No recycling program on day 1.

Bulky items are easy: book a one-time junk removal and our crew carries them out. See the full can’t-go list.

Need an extra pickup in a busy week? Ask for one and we add it to the next invoice, shown with the photo. Bags left beside the bin are not collected on a normal visit unless you ask for an extra pickup.

If the bin is full every week, it’s the wrong size or schedule. Tell us and we’ll change it: we re-check the size after your first month anyway.

No. We are not a construction or renovation bin company. Our bins are small, black and serviced by hand so they suit apartment lots, offices and church halls.

A renovation project or a big demolition needs a roll-off company. For a one-time clear-out of a basement, garage or apartment, use junk removal: we carry it out and haul it away.

Both sizes are 72″ wide, and neither has fork pockets, so nothing sticks out of the sides and the bin fits a tight spot or a single enclosure. We place it where it works for you and for our crew: reachable by tenants or staff, and with the front door able to open.

Optional heavy-duty casters let the crew roll the bin to the curb when the lot is tight. We confirm the spot on your quote.

Replacement or repair of the bin, if it’s damaged by normal use, is included in your monthly fee, along with the bin, its placement and every scheduled pickup.

Our crew arrives in a pickup truck with a dump trailer and parks at the curb or the edge of the lot. They open the bin’s front door, carry the bags out by hand and tidy the pad. Then you get a time-stamped photo of the empty bin.

1. Tell us about the property. Units or what you throw out, and where a bin can sit.
2. Get your quote. A written flat monthly fee. No contract.
3. We place the bin. A black 4 or 6 yard bin, where it works for you and for the crew.
4. We empty it by hand. On your day, with a photo after.

See how it works

A front-load refuse truck is heavy, and a small lot isn’t built for it. We never bring one. A pickup and trailer stop at the curb or in one stall at the edge of the lot, so your pavement stays as it is.

That is also why the bin has a front door and no fork pockets: it is never lifted by a truck. If our crew or equipment marks your pavement, we fix it.

Your written quote confirms the bin size, the pickup day and the fee before we deliver. Pickups then land on the same day each cycle:

• WeeklyBuildings of about 9 or more units, restaurants, busy officesEvery week
• Every 2 weeksBuildings of about 4 to 8 units, small offices, community hallsEvery other week
• MonthlyChurches, clubs and low-volume sitesOnce a month

You don’t need to be there. The crew has access to the bin and sends the photo when they’re done.

After every service you get a time-stamped photo of the empty bin and the tidy pad, and the photos are kept in your account. If a scheduled pickup has no photo, tell us and it is on us.

Please keep a path to the bin, and room to open its front door, clear when you can. If the bin sits in an enclosure, the gates are hung to swing over snow, and we check snow storage and clearances at the free site visit. An optional roof or pergola cover keeps snow and rain out.

Optional casters let the crew roll the bin to the curb when a lot is tight. Tell us about your site and we’ll plan around it.

There is no contract. Give us 30 days’ notice to stop or to change your size or schedule. For a one-off busy week, an extra pickup is simpler.

An enclosure is a fenced, gated structure we build around your 4 or 6 yard bin. The bin area looks like part of the property, and a locked gate keeps outsiders from dumping in it. It is an optional add-on to bin service, in a single size (one bin) or a double (two bins).

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No. Bin service works without one. An enclosure earns its place when:

• the bin is visible from the street or from tenants’ windows;
• strangers or neighbours dump in your bin;
• you want the bin, and the lid, kept clean and out of sight;
• you want it to match the building.

• Chain-link with black slatsBudget. Black vinyl-coated chain-link on galvanized posts, black privacy slats, double swing gate. Built in 1 to 2 days.Budget
• Cedar or pressure-treated board-on-boardClassic. Overlapped boards on both sides on treated posts, double gate on heavy strap hinges. Built in 2 to 3 days.Classic
• Modern horizontal slatPremium. Black steel frame and gates with horizontal wood or composite slats. About 3 days on site, frame made ahead.Premium

Add-ons: lockable gates, a roof or pergola cover, and a colour match to your building.

It depends on your municipality and on the lot. We measure and check the site at the free visit, tell you whether a permit applies and handle permits where needed, before we build. If you rent the property, the owner will need to agree to the enclosure too.

It’s designed for a New Brunswick winter. Every enclosure has a double front gate hung to swing over snow, built to fit our bin with room to open the lid and the front door. At the site visit we check where plowed snow will be stored. A roof or pergola cover keeps snow and rain out of the enclosure.

Chain-link is vinyl-coated and the modern style has a black steel frame, so there is nothing to paint. Cedar and pressure-treated wood weather naturally, and you can stain it if you want to keep the colour. Posts are set in concrete, or fixed to the pavement where we can’t dig. We tell you what each style needs on your quote.

It removes the easy opportunity. With a lockable gate, and a bin that locks too, strangers can’t just toss a couch or bags in. It won’t stop someone determined, but a locked, tidy enclosure looks cared for, and that alone discourages most dumping. Churches, clubs and plazas with public foot traffic often start here.

1. Free site visit. We measure, check the pad, snow storage and clearances, and take photos.
2. Mock-up and quote. You get a photo mock-up of your own building with the enclosure, and a written quote.
3. We build it. We handle permits where needed and build in 1 to 3 days.
4. Bin in, gate locked. We roll your bin in and hand over the keys or code.

Every lot, pad and building is different, so enclosures are quoted per site after the free visit. You see a mock-up and a written quote before you commit. We take a deposit to order materials and the rest when it’s built. Cancel before materials are ordered for a full refund; after that, the deposit covers what has been ordered or made.

Get an enclosure quote

1. Send a photo. Tell us what is going and where it is. A photo is the fastest way.
2. Get your quote. We confirm the load size and your price within 1 business hour.
3. We carry it out. Pick a window. We text before we arrive, carry everything out and take it away.

Our crew works from a pickup truck with a dump trailer and carries everything out by hand.

About junk removal

Anyone. A move-out, an estate, a basement, a garage, a storage room, a tenant’s left-behind furniture. You don’t need a bin or a plan, and there is nothing to sign up for.

We price by how much of our truck and trailer your load fills, with a minimum charge:

• Minimum loadA few bags, a chair or a small pile of boxes.1/8
• Quarter loadA mattress and a few boxes, or a small dresser and bags.1/4
• Half loadA sofa, a chair and boxes, or one room’s worth.1/2
• Three-quarter loadA basement corner, a small apartment’s furniture.3/4
• Full loadA full garage, storage unit or whole-apartment clean-out.Full

A few items carry a small special-item surcharge (see what costs extra). We confirm your price from your photo before we come.

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The quote from your photo is the price. If the job turns out larger than the photo, we tell you and you approve any change before we carry on. Nothing extra is added without your OK.

These carry a small surcharge, shown on your quote:

• Mattresses and box springs
• Fridges, freezers and air conditioners (refrigerant handled properly)
• TVs and monitors
• Tires

Pianos, hot tubs and very heavy items are quoted separately.

Yes. You don’t move a thing. Tell us where the items are (basement, third floor, garage, backyard) when you send your photo so your quote is right.

One call clears the unit. The invoice goes to you with before and after photos. Managing several buildings? See one invoice for every building.

No. We take household and office junk: furniture, appliances, boxes, move-out leftovers and clean-outs. Construction and demolition debris, and hazardous items, are not part of our service.

Request a quote any time (online is open 24/7) and we reply within 1 business hour. You pick a window and we text before we arrive. Reschedule or cancel for free until 5 pm the business day before your window.

Tell us about your property and we send a written quote within 1 business hour.

• Bin serviceSet by the bin size (4 or 6 yard) and how often we empty it. Includes the bin, its placement and every scheduled pickup.Flat monthly fee
• Junk removalSet by how much of our truck and trailer your load fills, with a minimum charge and a small surcharge for a few special items.By load size
• EnclosuresQuoted after a free site visit, with a mock-up first.Per site

Prices are in Canadian dollars, and HST applies.

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The number of units, where the bin can sit and how often it fills all change what you need. A short quote gets you the right bin at the right schedule, instead of a one-size price that is wrong for you. Your quote is written, flat and final.

Bin service is billed monthly. Junk removal is charged after the job, with no deposit. Enclosures take a deposit to order materials and the rest when it’s built.

• Property managers and condo boardsOne monthly invoice, one statement for every building.Net 15
• Single-building owners, businesses and community groupsBilled on the 1st.Card or PAD
• Homeowners and tenants (junk removal)Paid after the job.No deposit

Visa, Mastercard, Amex, debit and Interac e-Transfer. Monthly bin service can be billed by card, pre-authorized debit or invoice. HST applies.

No contract and no minimum term. Bin service is month-to-month, and we ask for 30 days’ notice to stop or change your plan.

Your written quote is what you pay. If anything extra comes up, such as an extra pickup, it’s agreed with you first and shown with a photo. We don’t add fuel or environmental line items.

Yes. We offer one contact, one monthly invoice (net 15) and one photo log for all your buildings, plus unit clear-outs billed with before and after photos. Tell us how many buildings and we’ll quote them together.

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Junk removal: free to reschedule or cancel until 5 pm the business day before your window. Bin service: 30 days’ notice to stop. Enclosures: cancel before materials are ordered for a full refund.

We start in Greater Moncton: Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview, then Shediac, Memramcook, Salisbury, Sackville, Irishtown, Lakeville and Hillsborough, and similar towns within about 30 minutes, on set route days.

See service areas

Not yet. Saint John and Fredericton, and the areas around them, aren’t on our routes. If you’re further out than Greater Moncton, ask. If we can’t do it, we’ll say so.

Tell us about the property or the stuff and we reply within 1 business hour with a written quote. Online quote requests are open 24/7. There’s no payment to ask for a quote: bin service starts after you approve it, and junk removal is paid after the job.

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Monday to Friday 7 am – 6 pm, Saturday 8 am – 4 pm, Sunday closed. Online quote requests are open 24/7. Call (506) 555-0199, text a photo, or email hello@506junk.com.

• In a binBagged household garbage and office or shop trash. That’s all, on purpose.Garbage
• Junk removalSofas, mattresses, appliances, furniture, boxes, move-out leftovers, basement, garage and storage-room clean-outs, tenant left-behinds.Almost anything else

None of these can go in a bin or in a junk removal load. Here’s where each one goes instead:

• Paint, stains, solvents and thinners. Recycle NB paint depot.
• Propane tanks and compressed gas cylinders. Propane retailer or regional household hazardous waste depot.
• Car and truck batteries. Any battery or auto-parts retailer.
• Motor oil, fuel, antifreeze and filters. Recycle NB used-oil depot.
• Pesticides and household chemicals. Regional household hazardous waste depot.
• Asbestos or suspected asbestos. Licensed abatement contractor.
• Liquids of any kind. Let them dry out or take them to a household hazardous waste depot.
• Medical waste and sharps. Pharmacy sharps return.
• Ammunition, fireworks and explosives. Local police detachment.
• Fluorescent tubes and CFL bulbs. Recycle NB lighting depot.
• Construction and renovation debris. Not part of our service.

A small bin emptied by hand is built for bagged garbage. Bulky items fill it fast and don’t fit through the door. A junk removal pickup takes them away properly.

Yes, through junk removal. Fridges, freezers and air conditioners carry a small special-item surcharge, and the refrigerant is handled properly. They can’t go in a bin.

No. Asbestos, or anything suspected of containing it (such as vermiculite insulation, old tile or pipe wrap), needs a licensed abatement contractor. If you’re not sure, get it tested before it goes anywhere.

Not yet. Our bins are for everyday garbage only, and we don’t run a recycling program on day 1. We’d rather say so than promise something we can’t do well.

With junk removal, usable furniture goes to local charities. Metal and electronics are sorted before anything goes to landfill.

TVs and monitors are a special item in junk removal (a small surcharge). Electronics are sorted before anything goes to landfill.