Getting rid of junk in Chilliwack usually means one of three things: a trip to the Bailey Landfill on Bailey Road with a borrowed truck, a bin that sits in the driveway for a week, or a crew that shows up, loads it and leaves. This site is for the third option.
Pricing is by the fraction of the truck your load fills, quoted before anything is lifted. Mattresses and box springs carry the by-weight disposal charge the City of Chilliwack sets at Bailey Landfill, and that cost is stated on the phone, not discovered on the invoice.
Junk Removal services in Chilliwack
Residential Junk Removal
Furniture, mattresses, boxes and the garage that never got sorted.
Appliance Removal
Fridges, freezers, stoves, washers and dryers, carried out and disposed of properly.
Renovation and Construction Debris
Drywall, lumber, flooring and fixtures from a reno, cleared in one trip.
Yard Waste and Outdoor Junk
Branches, sod, fencing, decks and the pile behind the shed.
Why Chilliwack homeowners call us
- Quote by phone from a description or a photo; no on-site estimate visit needed for most loads.
- Same-week pickup windows across Chilliwack, Sardis, Vedder Crossing, Yarrow, Rosedale and Agassiz.
- Recyclable metal, cardboard and reusable furniture are diverted rather than landfilled where a local outlet exists.
- Loading, sweeping and disposal fees are all inside the quoted price.
Areas we serve
Chilliwack and nearby: Sardis, Vedder Crossing, Yarrow, Rosedale, Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, Hope.
Chilliwack guides
What junk removal costs in Chilliwack, and what you are actually paying for
How junk removal is priced in Chilliwack: truck fractions, Bailey Landfill tipping fees, what pushes a quote up, and when a bin or a dump run is cheaper.
Bailey Landfill and the Parr Road Green Depot: hours, fees and what they take
Bailey Sanitary Landfill and Parr Road Green Depot in Chilliwack: hours, 2026 tipping fees, banned items, mattress, appliance and drywall rules.
How to get rid of a mattress, a couch or an old appliance in Chilliwack
Where mattresses, couches, fridges and small appliances go in Chilliwack: Bailey Landfill by weight, free MARR appliance drop, bottle depots for e-waste.
Estate cleanouts and hoarding cleanups in Chilliwack: what happens, where things go, how long it takes
How an estate cleanout or hoarding cleanup runs in Chilliwack: sorting, donating to the ReStore and MCC Thrift, what the landfill takes, and timelines.
Renovation and construction debris disposal in Chilliwack: drywall, asbestos, concrete and soil
Reno debris in Chilliwack: Bailey Landfill drywall rules, the 1990 asbestos line and WorkSafeBC licensing, concrete and soil fees, bin versus hauler.
Frequently asked questions
How is junk removal priced in Chilliwack?
By the fraction of the truck your load fills, quoted before loading starts. Mattresses and box springs carry a by-weight disposal charge that matches what Bailey Landfill charges; fridges and freezers are recycled free at the landfill and priced for handling only. Labour, loading and disposal are all inside the price.
Do I have to be home?
No. If the items are outside or in an unlocked garage, the crew can load and send a photo of the cleared space, with payment by card over the phone or e-transfer.
What can't be taken?
Asbestos-containing materials, paint, solvents, oils, propane tanks and other hazardous waste. Those go through the household hazardous waste and product stewardship depots listed in our disposal guides.
How fast can you come?
Most Chilliwack pickups are scheduled within the week, often within two days. Sardis and central Chilliwack are on daily routes; Agassiz, Harrison and Hope are grouped by route day.
Is the junk recycled?
Metal, cardboard, clean wood and clean yard waste go to their recycling or compost streams. Reusable furniture is offered to local reuse outlets where one will take it. The rest goes to the regional landfill.
Is there a mattress fee at Bailey Landfill?
Not a per-unit one. The City of Chilliwack's landfill page says all waste is charged by weight, mattresses and box springs included, at $140 per tonne with a $7.50 minimum per load on the July 2026 schedule. One mattress in a pickup normally costs the minimum. The hauler prices a lone mattress as a single item.
Do fridges and freezers cost extra to dispose of in Chilliwack?
The drop itself is free. Bailey Landfill is a Major Appliance Recycling Roundtable (MARR) site, and fridges, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, stoves, washers, dryers and dishwashers are accepted at no charge, with refrigerant recovered by a certified technician after drop-off. What you pay a hauler for is the carry and the truck, not the gate.
Can a junk removal crew take drywall from my 1970s house?
Only with paperwork. Bailey Landfill accepts pre-1990 or undated drywall as non-asbestos gypsum only with a lab result less than five months old showing no asbestos, or a Qualified Person's hazardous materials assessment. If asbestos is present, a WorkSafeBC-licensed abatement contractor removes it and it is double-bagged for the landfill's asbestos procedure. Without one of those, the crew will not load it.
Where do old electronics, power tools and paint go in Chilliwack?
Free to the Chilliwack Bottle Depot at 45934 Trethewey Avenue or the Sardis Bottle Depot at 305-7592 Vedder Road, both open Monday to Saturday 8:30 am to 6 pm and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm. Electronics, small appliances, power tools, lights, batteries and household paint in its original sealed container are accepted under provincial stewardship programs. All of these are banned from the landfill as garbage, so a hauler routes them to the depot for you.
Is it cheaper to rent a bin or call a junk removal crew in Chilliwack?
For a one-day job, usually the crew: no delivery, rental or pickup fee, loading included, and the load is sorted into the cheaper streams at Bailey and Parr Road. For a renovation that produces debris for weeks, a bin you fill as you go can make sense, with a crew at the end for appliances, fixtures and anything regulated. Concrete and soil are priced by weight either way.