It's almost that time of year again. And spring cleaning is much more welcome some years than others. But proper preparation is key to successful cleaning.
That's because an effective spring cleaning project is one that is done systematically, efficiently, and completely. And as quickly as possible.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, organization tips, Spring Cleaning, declutter, cleaning tips, clean and sanitize
[This post was originally published in November 2019 and has been updated and revised.]
Most of us think spring or summer when it comes to pruning and yard clean up. But winter can be a great time to keep up on your yard work and maintenance.
After winterizing your home, you should know that mid-to-late winter is often a great time for pruning in many regions of the U.S. In fact, for non-Spring blooming plants, the dead of winter is one of the safest times to prune while the plants are dormant.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Yard Waste Removal, junk hauling, winterizing, landscaping debris
For many people, composting still evokes images of elderly, 'back-to-the-earth' couples with piles of rotting vegetation in the corner of their back yard.
But composting and optimizing your yard waste is actually beneficial on a number of levels. And it's an easy way to be 'green.'
Topics: Green Junk Removal, lawn debris, household waste, yard waste disposal, composting, food waste
We all know that recycling our trash and junk removal materials is vital to the health of the environment. But how much of our waste is actually recycled?
Landfills in this country are gradually filling up and being closed. And there are fewer landfills available each year. But trash and junk removal never ends.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Recycling, junk removal, Landfills, Business Junk Removal, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Health resolutions arrive hand-in-hand with the new year, but while everyone focuses on increasing physical activity, it may be more beneficial to work on getting more sleep.
With the holidays now over, many renters and homeowners might find their attention drawn to home improvement projects. While such projects can vary in size and cost, there are some small steps everyone can take to engage in home improvement.
The holidays are over and you got the new bed you always wanted! Now a good night's sleep is no longer a dream. But what about your old mattress disposal?
Sure, you might be able to sell it or donate it, but... most likely not. So, what do you do with an old, used mattress that no one wants?
Topics: mattress removal, mattress recycling, recycle mattresses, mattress disposal, get rid of old mattress, bulk junk removal
When the ravages of winter storms result in excess debris, yard waste, and ruined belongings that need to be disposed of, you need bulk junk removal.
And it can be difficult to take care of that chore when the weather is cold or wet. So, what are your options?
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, storm cleanup, preparing for winter, bulk trash removal, flood damage, bulk junk removal
Despite the flood of new technology, the lingering demise of desktop computers, and the push for making everything mobile, old computer recycling goes on.
While it may seem that all the "old school" computer and computer monitors are already gone, it is far from the truth. So, what do you do with them?
Topics: E-waste Removal, e-waste recycling, computer disposal, recycle computer monitors, computer monitor recycling, computer recycling
Many people look at the beginning of the new year as a time for cleaning up. And, with the threat of coronavirus variants, keeping safe is key, as well.
Although it would be nice to get back to "life as normal", the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic means taking extra safety measures when cleaning up - and cleaning out.
Topics: cleaning tips, COVID-19, coronavirus, touchless junk removal, Delta variant, Omicron variant