Construction Equipment Removal in New Westminster
Excavators, skid steers, loaders, backhoes and lifts bought and removed from job sites, shops and lots across New Westminster and Annacis Island. Running or not, we give you a firm price and load it with our own trucks.
- Since 2020
- Running or not
- Paid before we leave
Price My Machine
Machine type, make, model, hours if known, condition and the pickup address.
What We Remove
Tap a group to see what is included.
Excavators and mini excavators
Full size and compact excavators on tracks or wheels, including machines with worn undercarriages, leaking cylinders or engines that no longer start. Buckets and thumbs that come with the machine can go too.
Skid steers and track loaders
Wheeled skid steers and compact track loaders, from machines with thrown tracks to ones that simply have too many hours to be worth fixing.
Wheel loaders and backhoes
Loaders and backhoe loaders from building sites, landscaping companies and municipal style work. Size and access are planned before we arrive.
Aerial lifts
Scissor lifts, boom lifts and telehandlers that failed inspection, stopped charging or are no longer needed.
How a Job Site Pickup Goes
You send photos and the location
The whole machine, the ID plate, the hour meter and where it sits on the site.
We confirm access and ground
Gate width, where the truck can stand, and whether the ground is firm, gravel or mud.
We agree a time that suits your site
We work around deliveries and crews so the pickup does not slow your project down.
We load and you get paid
Our crew loads the machine and pays you by cash or Interac transfer before leaving.
Makes We See Most Often
We take machines from most major brands, old and new, including:
- CAT
- Kubota
- Bobcat
- John Deere
- Komatsu
- Case
- JCB
- Takeuchi
- Hitachi
- Volvo
- Genie
- JLG
- Skyjack
What we don’t take
- Small tools and hand equipment on their own
- Household junk or general site waste
- Requests for parts. We don’t sell parts
Is It Time to Sell That Machine?
Signs a machine has reached the end
Construction equipment rarely dies all at once. The undercarriage wears, the hydraulics start to weep, the engine needs more attention every season and downtime starts to cost you work. When the cost of keeping a machine running gets close to its resale value, or when it fails an inspection and the fix is expensive, selling it is often the better business decision.
Machines that have been parked since a project ended are another common case. They take up space in your lot, lose value the longer they sit and still need to be moved eventually.
What you get from selling now
Selling a machine you no longer use turns idle steel into cash you can put toward newer equipment, and it frees up space on your lot or site. Because we buy running and non running machines, you do not need to spend money getting it working before you sell.
Send photos of the machine, its ID plate and its hour meter, and tell us where it sits. We give you one firm number, plan the loading around your site and pay you by cash or Interac transfer before we leave.
Construction Equipment Questions
Do you buy excavators and skid steers that don’t run?
Yes. Seized engines, blown hydraulics, thrown tracks and dead electrics are all common. Tell us the problem and send photos so we bring the right gear.
Can you pick up from an active job site?
Yes. We work around your site schedule and confirm access, ground conditions and where the truck can stand before we arrive.
Do you take attachments like buckets and breakers?
Yes, when they come with the machine or with a heavy equipment job. Tell us what attachments you have when you ask for a price.
What affects the price of construction equipment?
Weight, today’s metal market, whether it runs, the make, model and hours, how complete it is, and how easy it is to reach.
How do I get paid?
By cash or Interac transfer, before the machine leaves your site.
Do you need the machine to be on a hard surface?
No, but tell us if it is on mud, gravel or a slope. We plan the loading around the ground and the space.
What paperwork do I need?
Clear ownership of the machine. For company equipment, the seller must be able to sign for the business. We go over it on the call.
What areas do you cover?
About 15 km around our Queensborough office, including New Westminster, Annacis Island and Big Bend in Burnaby.
Construction Equipment Pickup Near You
We are based in Queensborough, New Westminster, and work inside about 15 km of our office. Send photos of your equipment and we reply with a firm number.
Heavy Equipment and Forklift Removal of Annacis Island
300 Salter St, New Westminster, BC V3M 0L9
Open every day, 7 am to 11:30 pm
236 309 2736 · info@heavyequipmentandforkliftremovalofannacisisland.com
Pickup service only. Please call or use the form instead of visiting the office.
Project Done and Machines Left Over?
Send photos and we give you a firm number for the lot.