Serving Thorndale & Thames Centre

Junk Removal in Thorndale, Ontario

Thorndale is about 20 minutes northeast of London, and it is the most rural of the villages we serve. A small core surrounded by working farmland, which means the jobs here skew large: barn and drive shed clear-outs, fence lines, whole-property work. Pricing is the same as a London address at $49.99 for a single item and $175 to $700 by trailer load, but most Thorndale jobs land at the full-trailer end.

  • About 20 minutes northeast of London
  • Barn, drive shed and fence line clear-outs
  • $49.99 single item · $175–$700 by trailer load
  • Multi-load jobs quoted whole, not per trip
In Thorndale

What We Haul Out of Thorndale

The most rural corner we work in, and the loads reflect it. Barns, sheds and fence lines more than spare bedrooms.

Barn Clear-Outs

Generations of stored-and-forgotten. Almost always more than one 20-yard load, and we tell you that before we start.

Drive Shed & Machinery Shed Clear-Outs

Implement parts, pallets, tyres, offcuts and the far corner nobody has reached since the eighties.

Fence Line Removal

Rolled page wire, cedar rail and rotted posts. Wire takes up far more trailer space than people expect.

Farm Scrap Metal

Sheet steel, implement panels and old equipment. Separated out and taken to a metal recycler rather than landfill.

Whole-Property & Estate Clear-Outs

A farmhouse plus its outbuildings, worked through building by building at whatever pace suits the family.

Furniture, Mattresses & Appliances

The ordinary household side of it, carried out of any room on any floor and unhooked where needed.

Old Silage Plastic, Pallets & Tyres

The awkward farm leftovers that curbside will never touch and burning is not an answer for.

Brush, Windfall & Hedge Rows

Cut brush and downed limbs loaded and taken, rather than added to the pile at the back of the field.

How Big Jobs Get Priced

When It Is More Than One Load

Most Thorndale work does not fit in a single trailer. Here is how we handle that so the number does not move on you.

We count the loads first

From photos, or by walking the building with you. If a barn is three 20-yard loads, you are told three before anything is touched. Discovering it on load two is our problem to have avoided, not yours to pay for.

The quote is for the job

Not per trip, and not per hour. A multi-load clear-out gets one number covering the whole thing, so a slow afternoon or an extra run to the transfer station does not change what you pay.

Metal comes out separately

Scrap steel, wire and implement parts go to a metal recycler rather than the transfer station. If you can pile them apart before we arrive, the whole job goes faster and less of it gets buried.

Spread it over days if you want

Some properties are easier cleared a building at a time. That is fine and it does not change the price. See the full price list or the estate clear-out page.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What people in London ask us most about this service. Anything not covered here, call or text and ask.

How much does a barn clear-out cost in Thorndale?

Most Thorndale barn clear-outs are full-trailer jobs at $700 for a 20 cubic yard load, and a genuinely full barn is commonly two or three loads. That is the honest answer rather than the comfortable one: a building that looks like a half trailer from the doorway is nearly always a full one once you are pulling things away from the back wall. We price by volume rather than by weight or by the hour, so a load of scrap steel costs the same as a load of cardboard, and we quote the whole job including the number of loads before we start. Send photos from two or three angles inside to (519) 615-2377. Two things make the estimate more accurate: include a shot of the back wall rather than just the doorway, since that is where the volume hides, and say whether there is scrap steel or rolled wire in the building. Metal is pulled out for a recycler rather than the transfer station, which changes how the load packs and therefore how many trailers the job actually takes.

Can a 20-yard trailer get down my laneway?

Usually, but it is the question worth settling before we book rather than on the day. A loaded 20-yard trailer plus the truck pulling it needs a real opening, room to turn at the far end, and ground that will hold the weight. Gravel and packed dirt are fine. A soft laneway in April is how a straightforward pickup becomes a recovery job. If access is genuinely tight we will work with lighter loads and make more trips, or shuttle material out to the trailer by hand from a firmer spot. Tell us the gate width and the ground conditions when you call (519) 615-2377 and we will plan around it.

Do you charge extra to come out to Thorndale?

No. Thorndale is charged exactly what a London address is charged: $49.99 for a single item and $175, $350, $525 or $700 by trailer fraction. There is no travel fee, no fuel surcharge and no rural minimum load, and the roughly 20 minute drive northeast is built into how the pricing works rather than added at the end. What is different about Thorndale is not the rate but the size of the typical job: most work out here is at the full-trailer end because it is barns and fence lines rather than single mattresses. Call (519) 615-2377 for a firm number on the whole job.

Will you take farm scrap metal and old fencing?

Yes, and both are regular Thorndale work. Rolled page wire, cedar rail, rotted posts, sheet steel, implement panels and general farm scrap all go, and it is a far better outcome than burning it or letting the fence line keep creeping into the field. If you can separate the metal into its own pile it leaves for a metal recycler rather than the transfer station, which is better environmentally and lets us pack the rest of the load properly. Fence line work is usually a full trailer at $700, because rolled wire takes up much more space than it appears to. Text a photo of the run to (519) 615-2377.

Can you clear a whole farm property, house and outbuildings?

Yes, and around Thorndale that is one of the more common calls. A farmhouse plus its barn and drive shed is several full trailer loads rather than one, and we work through it building by building at whatever pace suits you. Anything the family has flagged is set aside before a space is cleared, and if nobody is on site to ask about something questionable it comes out to the yard rather than into the trailer. Scrap metal is pulled for a recycler. We quote the entire job up front, including the load count, rather than charging per trip and letting the total drift. Call (519) 615-2377 and we can walk the property first.

What won't you take from a Thorndale farm?

Hazardous material is the hard line, and on a farm the list is longer than in town: paint, solvents, motor oil, fuel, chemicals, pesticides and herbicides, propane cylinders, batteries and anything containing asbestos. Ontario has separate channels for agricultural and household hazardous waste and LOW Price is not licensed to carry any of it. Everything else in a normal outbuilding goes, including the things people assume are a problem: tyres, pallets, silage plastic, chest freezers, old implement panels and rolled wire. If you are unsure about something specific, send a photo to (519) 615-2377 and we will tell you before we arrive rather than after.

Still have a question? Call or text (519) 615-2377 — we answer 7 AM – 9 PM, every day.

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