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Vancouver to Langley
Tracked machine removal across the Lower Mainland
From job sites in Vancouver to acreages in Langley and Maple Ridge. If a lowbed can reach it, we can buy it.
Machine report
Tell us what's sitting there
or call 236-239-0420
Where we pick up
Cities and towns
| Vancouver and Burnaby | Job sites, contractor yards and industrial lots. |
|---|---|
| Richmond and Delta | Farms, industrial areas and soft ground. |
| Surrey and Langley | Contractor yards, acreages and farms. |
| Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge | Hillside lots, acreages and yards. |
| North Shore | Steep sites, by arrangement. |
The diesel bylaw applies here
All of these cities are inside Metro Vancouver, so diesel machines of 25 hp or more fall under Bylaw 1329. Machines used only for farming are exempt. Older unregistered Tier 3 engines are barred from February 1, 2027.
Where we pick up
Pickups across the region
- Job sites and city streets
- Industrial yards
- Acreages
- Delta and Richmond fields
Pickups in the Lower Mainland
City pickups and rural pickups each have their own quirks.
Job sites
Active sites have hours and rules. Tell us who to talk to on site. We book around site hours and other trades.
Street loading
A lowbed on a city street may need a permit. Site managers usually handle it. Tell us if the machine sits on or next to a busy street.
Industrial yards
Machines boxed in by other equipment need room cleared to load. Tell us what has to move first and when the yard is open.
Acreages
Long gravel drives are fine. Tell us about gates and soft spots. A photo of the drive and the gate saves a wasted trip.
Delta and Richmond fields
Low, wet ground means we often wait for dry weather. Much of that land is in the Agricultural Land Reserve, and farm machines there are common.
Hillsides
Machines parked on slopes in the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge need care when winching. Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau in Coquitlam have many sloped lots.
Contractor yards
Industrial yards in Surrey, Delta, Burnaby and Port Coquitlam often have one or two retired machines parked at the back.
Acreages
Langley, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows acreages turn up small dozers, track loaders and mini excavators.
Timing
Early or late pickups often work best around busy yards and job sites. Tell us the quiet times at your yard or site.
Several machines
If you're clearing a yard, we can quote everything together. We plan the hauls for the fewest trips.
Vancouver and Burnaby
City pickups often happen on job sites, in yards or on lots with tight access. A lowbed parked on a street may need a permit, and we plan around site hours.
Surrey and Langley
Surrey's industrial areas and Langley's acreages turn up track loaders, CTLs, small dozers and mini excavators. Much of Langley is farmland in the Agricultural Land Reserve.
The Metro Vancouver bylaw
Machines in Metro Vancouver with diesel engines of 25 hp or more fall under Bylaw 1329, with farm-only machines exempt. If yours is registered, update or cancel the registration when it's sold.
Straight answers
Questions we get
Do you pick up in Vancouver?
Yes, from yards and job sites.
Do you cover Langley and Maple Ridge?
Yes.
Can you load from a city street?
Yes, with any permit the site needs.
Do you pick up in Burnaby?
Yes. Burnaby, New Westminster and the rest of the Lower Mainland are in our area.
Do you pick up in Delta and Richmond?
Yes. We pick a dry day for machines in fields.
Can you load on a slope?
Yes, with care. Send a photo showing which way the machine faces.
Do you pick up in Port Coquitlam?
Yes. Port Coquitlam yards are common pickups, along with Coquitlam and Port Moody.
Machine in the Lower Mainland?
Send the spot and the machine. We'll call back with a figure.