FAQ

For small projects like removing a shed, a deck, or interior kitchen gutting, a demolition permit is generally not required. However, larger structural demolitions—such as tearing down a detached garage—usually require a permit from the City of Toronto. We can help you identify what is required for your specific project.

Demolition can be messy, but we work hard to contain it. We utilize dust-suppression techniques (such as misting), section off interior spaces using heavy-duty plastic barriers, and load debris directly into our bins to minimize airborne particles and tracking.

Yes, absolutely. Scarborough Disposal carries comprehensive liability insurance and our workers are fully covered by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB). We never cut corners when it comes to the safety of our team and your property.

Yes, most structural excavation projects (like home additions or changing foundation lines) require city permits. It is also required by Ontario law to contact Ontario One Call (Click Before You Dig) to locate underground utility lines before any digging begins.

This is where our main fleet comes in handy! We immediately load all clean fill, soil, concrete, or asphalt into our designated 4-yard or 14-yard inert material bins and haul it away to certified recycling facilities, keeping your job site clean and clear.

Absolutely. We specialize in residential projects where space can be a constraint. Our team assesses the site beforehand to ensure we utilize the proper machinery (like compact or mini-excavators) to navigate tight driveways and laneways safely.

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Yes, absolutely. All of our employees, trucks and equipment are fully licensed and insured. SDL also has liability insurance and WSIB Clearance Certificates available upon request.

Some local governments will allow it and some won't. The City of Toronto requires a Street Occupation Permit. For more information on the Toronto Street Occupation Permits visit the Toronto City Website or call them at (416) 392-6593. Outside of Toronto please call your local municipal government for more information.