
We Load.
We Go.
Residential and commercial junk removal — fast, professional, and locally owned. We haul it all away and always recycle or donate what we can.
From single-item pickups to complete estate, rental and commercial property cleanouts.
How It Works
Call, text, fill out the form, or have us come to you for an in-person quote.
Our team arrives at your scheduled time. You point, we load.
We haul it all away and sweep up. Your space is clear. Job done.
From single items to full estate cleanouts, we handle it all — quickly, carefully, and done right.
Need a couch, appliance, or other single item removed? General junk removal is still available.

Careful home cleanouts for families, executors, and seniors preparing for a move.
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Abandoned contents, furniture, appliances, storage areas, and complete unit cleanouts.
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Multi-room and multi-load cleanouts for homes, apartments, condos, estates, and sale preparation.
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Sheds, decks, fences, selected interior tear-outs, and the resulting non-hazardous debris.
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Load & Go helps property managers, landlords, realtors, and estate professionals prepare properties for new tenants, listings, possession dates, and closing.
If you can point at it, we can take it. Here's a sample of what we remove every day.
Don't see your item? Get in touch — chances are we take it.
Load & Go is locally owned and operated by Ross Davis, a Niagara Falls volunteer firefighter. Ross brings reliability, professionalism and respect for people’s properties to every job.
No hidden fees or surprise charges
Reliable, hard-working team
We recycle, donate, and divert as much as possible from landfill
On-time arrival and a clean worksite when we leave

Original before-and-after photos from completed Load & Go cleanouts in the Niagara Region.


St. Catharines, Ontario


Niagara Falls, Ontario

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