The best junk removal and bin rental in Winnipeg

All 12 junk removal companies, ranked

Ranked by Google rating, weighted by how many reviews each has, so a 5.0 from a handful can't beat a 4.8 from hundreds. How we rank

How we picked

We searched Google Maps four ways for junk removal in and around Winnipeg (junk removal, bin rental, dumpster rental, junk hauling) and kept the 62 businesses Google lists as junk removal, dumpster rental or debris removal, plus waste companies whose name says bin, junk, dumpster or hauling. Recycling plants and landfills are not on this list. We ranked them by Google rating, weighted by how many reviews each one has. Only businesses with at least 25 reviews could be ranked, and we kept the top 12. Some companies come to you and do not show a street address on Google, so we list them by city only.

Then we read 771 of their most recent Google reviews to count what customers mention most, and checked the top picks’ websites and the City of Winnipeg’s pages for prices and rules on October 23, 2026. Those counts and checks decide the picks and the “best for” lines.

Rankings can't be bought: no business can pay to be ranked or to move up. Research, drafting and the header illustration used AI tools. The hours and prices we quote were checked on each company's own website before publishing. How we rank

Our top picks

Each pick is the best of the 12 at one thing, from counted reviews, hours or posted prices, so a pick can sit anywhere in the ranking. The number on its seal is its overall rank.

How to choose a junk removal company in Winnipeg

Start by deciding who does the loading. That settles whether you need a crew, a bin or the City.

A crew or a bin

Book a junk removal crew when you want everything gone in one visit and someone else to do the lifting. Rent a bin when the job runs over days, like a renovation or a garage clean-out, and you will load it yourself. Bin prices usually depend on the size and the weight you put in, so ask what is included. Renovation debris such as drywall goes in a bin priced by weight: Chuck It's flat $367.50 bin is for household garbage only, and its by-weight bins add dump fees at $100 a tonne.

What the City takes

The City of Winnipeg picks up large items, including appliances, furniture, fridges and freezers, for a fee. You can put out up to 10 large items or three extra bags per pickup, and you must book at least two full business days before your regular collection day.

The City's 4R Winnipeg Depots take recyclable and reusable items for free. Garbage is accepted only at the Brady Road depot, at $81 a tonne with a $25 minimum, and the depots are for Winnipeg residents.

Ask about what they will not take

Before booking, ask whether the company takes paint, propane tanks or chemicals, and whether it donates or recycles what it can. List anything unusual when you ask for the quote.

Before anyone starts

• Ask whether the price includes dump fees and labour.
• Send photos for a firmer quote before the truck comes.
• For a bin, ask about the size, the weight limit and what you cannot put in it.
• Ask what they do with items that can be donated or recycled.

What junk removal and bin rental cost in Winnipeg

Of the picks whose websites we checked, Accelerate Junk Removal and Hauling says Winnipeg junk removal typically runs around $100 for a small pickup and more than $500 for larger loads, and posts hot tub removal from $575. Chuck It posts a flat $367.50 bin for household garbage, a bin plus dump fees at $100 a tonne, and $90 for a couch or a mattress set at the curb. Red-E-Bins says its bin fees include dumping.

The City of Winnipeg charges for large-item pickup and takes garbage at the Brady Road depot for $81 a tonne, with a $25 minimum. We checked all of this on October 23, 2026, and prices change, so confirm before booking.