8YARD
Garage cleanout, single‑room reno, shed clearout
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$399+ GST
- 1,000 lbs included
- Fits a standard driveway
- ≈ 3 pickup‑truck loads
Disposal bins from 8 to 15 yards for renos, farm and acreage cleanups and job sites across Abbotsford — Clearbrook to Clayburn, Matsqui flats to the Sumas border. Flat pricing, 7‑day rental, driveway boards included.
Card on file at booking. Nothing is charged until your bin is confirmed.
Abbotsford is two markets in one. Tight subdivision lots in Clearbrook and Sandy Hill getting kitchens and basements redone, and hundreds of acres of ALR farmland out on the Matsqui and Sumas flats where a cleanout means barns, sheds and equipment, not a spare bedroom. Both need a bin that shows up on time and sits where the truck can actually reach it.
Summit Waste Disposal runs roll‑off bins across the whole city — an 8 yard for a garage clearout in Townline, a 15 yard for a farm or construction job past Bradner. You pick the size and date, we deliver, you fill it, we haul it to a licensed Fraser Valley transfer station.
No quote back‑and‑forth. The price you see on this page is the price for Abbotsford, delivery and pickup included.
Every price includes delivery to your Abbotsford address, pickup, disposal up to the weight allowance, 7 days on site and driveway boards. GST added at checkout.
Garage cleanout, single‑room reno, shed clearout
Kitchen or bathroom reno, flooring tear‑out, move‑out junk
Whole‑floor reno, roofing tear‑off, deck or fence removal
Construction debris, farm or acreage clearout, full house cleanout
Not sure which size? Most Abbotsford kitchen renos fit a 10 yard; a full basement or a big shed clearout usually needs a 12 or 15. Soil, concrete and drywall are priced separately — call us before you book those, especially for farmyard and land‑clearing loads.
From the subdivisions off South Fraser Way to the acreages out past Bradner and the Sumas Prairie. If it has an Abbotsford postal code, we deliver.
Established West Abbotsford neighbourhoods with 1970s–90s homes coming due for kitchens, bathrooms and roofs. Standard driveways make placement easy.
The historic core around Essendene and South Fraser Way — older character homes, plus condo and commercial cleanouts near Highstreet and the hospital.
Newer builds up McKee and Auguston, plus heritage homes in Clayburn Village. Hillside lots — tell us the driveway grade at checkout.
ALR farmland and acreage. Barn cleanouts, land clearing and equipment junk. Long gravel driveways are no problem — just flag soft ground after rain.
Industrial and commercial zones near the Sumas crossing and Highway 11. Contractor and warehouse waste, plus the newer subdivisions around Aberdeen.
Across the river or heading west? Same price, separate pages with local placement rules for each community.
Almost every Abbotsford bin sits on a driveway or acreage and needs nothing from the City. Here's the rest.
Driveway, parking pad, yard or anywhere on your own land — no City permit needed. On acreage we can set the bin near the barn, shed or work area as long as the truck has a firm, roughly 3.5 m wide path in and out. Gravel and grass are fine when dry.
Driveway protection boards go down on every paved‑surface delivery. Pavers and stamped concrete included.
Placing a bin on an Abbotsford street, sidewalk or boulevard falls under the City's Street & Traffic Bylaw and needs a Highway Use Permit — roughly $110 and up to 15 business days to process, with a traffic management plan. Keep the bin on your driveway and you skip all of it. If the street is your only option, book us first and call.
Two things slow an Abbotsford delivery: soft ground on the flats after heavy rain, and steep driveways up in Auguston and Eagle Mountain. A loaded truck can sink or slide. Tell us the surface and grade at checkout and we'll bring boards or reschedule around the weather instead of tearing up your yard.
Abbotsford loads go to a licensed Fraser Valley transfer or recycling facility. Wood, metal, cardboard and clean drywall get diverted from landfill. Pre‑1990 material may need asbestos testing before it's accepted; tell us the age of the building and we'll sort it before the bin arrives.
Permit conditions are set by the City of Abbotsford and can change. Confirm current requirements on abbotsford.ca before applying.
Prohibited items get refused at the transfer station and come back to you with a surcharge. Declare heavy material up front and there are no surprises.
Covered by your flat price and weight allowance
Priced separately — tell us at checkout
Refused at the station, surcharge applies
Pick size and dates, tell us where the bin goes and what the driveway's like, add your card. Confirmation lands in your inbox in seconds. Late‑night booking gets the next open Abbotsford window.
You don't need to be home. Driveway boards go down, bin goes exactly where you marked, door faces the way you asked.
Keep it level with the rim. Need more time? $20 a day, no re‑booking. Filled it early? Text us and we'll pull it sooner.
Load goes to a licensed Fraser Valley transfer station. If you're under your weight allowance, the flat price is the final price.
Flat rates: 8 yard $399, 10 yard $449, 12 yard $499, 15 yard $549, all plus GST. That includes delivery and pickup anywhere in Abbotsford, up to 7 days on site, disposal up to your weight allowance and driveway boards. Heavy material like concrete, soil or drywall is priced separately.
Not if it sits on your own driveway or land. The City of Abbotsford only requires a Highway Use Permit — about $110, up to 15 business days — when the bin goes on a road, sidewalk or boulevard. Keep it on private property and you skip the permit entirely.
Yes — it's a big part of what we do out on the Matsqui and Sumas flats. We can set the bin near a barn, shed or work area as long as the truck has a firm path in and out. On soft ground after heavy rain, flag it at checkout and we'll bring boards or pick a drier day so we don't rut your driveway.
Often, yes. We run Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm, and book same‑day when a truck and bin are free. Book before noon for the best odds. Otherwise you'll get next‑day, and you choose the window at checkout so there's no guessing.
A 10 yard covers most Abbotsford kitchen or bathroom renos. A whole‑floor gut or a big garage and shed clearout usually needs a 12 or 15. If you're pulling out a lot of drywall, concrete or soil, tell us and we'll price the weight up front instead of surprising you later.
We put protection boards under the rails on every paved delivery — standard, not an add‑on. Pavers, stamped concrete and fresh asphalt all get the same treatment. On gravel or grass acreage we place the bin on the firmest ground available and avoid soft spots.
Yes. We've got a local page for Mission just across the river, plus Maple Ridge and Langley Township to the west — same flat pricing.
We take a card at booking through a secure checkout — that's what lets us confirm your bin instantly instead of trading emails. Contractors and farm operations doing repeat work can ask about invoicing terms.
Pick a size, choose your dates, we drop it off. Same‑day when available, Monday to Saturday.