Junk King Blog

So after an eternity of social distancing, virtual meetings, and going back and forth about the safety guidelines, the COVID situation appears to finally be getting better. Vaccines have been made readily available, businesses have started opening back up, and the idea of sitting down for dinner in a restaurant no longer seems terrifying. 

Memorial Day has returned, which allows the American people to remember and honor all the men and women who died in service to their country.

Bathroom remodels can be a great move if you're thinking of selling your home or simply to improve your own living space. But it can be a messy project.

In fact, if you do more than simply upgrade or a minor renovation, a full remodel can mean completely removing bathroom fixtures, cabinets, and sometimes portions of walls. And that adds up to a great deal of debris and trash.

One of the most attractive features of many homes is an outdoor deck. Until it's not. Age, weather, and neglect can all add up to a old deck that is unappealing and unsafe. 

Fortunately, there are many options for replacing your old deck including composite and engineered wood products.  However, whether you do it yourself or hire a contractor to build it, the old deck debris still has to be gotten rid of.

One of the realities of life is junk. Sometimes we make it and sometimes it's the stuff we have and no longer want or need. So, we need to get rid of it. 

For generations, Americans have been getting rid of junk, trash, and debris from their homes. In the old days - before the advent of municipal landfills - it was usually a DIY job. Not any more.

How do you know if you have a garage storage problem? Open the door and look inside. If you can't see the floor you then you've got a problem.

The fact is that most people in the US cannot park their cars in their garages because they've filled them with everything else. So, how can you improve your garage storage?

If you love working in the yard, odds are you're going have some yard waste disposal to take care of. But what if it's more than your trash bin can hold?

The good news is there is a smart way to deal with bulk yard waste disposal.

There are hundreds of different types of franchise businesses out there. If you ask us, we’d tell you that one of the most rewarding franchise businesses to explore is eco-friendly junk removal. Sure, we’re a little biased, and yes, junk removal isn’t the most glamorous industry, but when you consider the profound effect you can have on the planet and future generations, it’s a no-brainer! Not to mention, it’s a sound business decision for the long haul, as we’re recession and pandemic resistant too.

Disposing of TVs might seem fairly simple. That is, until you try to do it. Old TVs can't be thrown in the trash and new TVs are too big for the car.

TV disposal is actually a bit more involved than many people realize. because there are several rules and regulations involved. But there is an easier way...

Sometimes furniture disposal isn't something that you can put off to deal with later. There are times when old furniture has to be gotten rid of. Now!

Maybe it's during a foreclosure cleanup, or after a minor flood or small house fire. Old furniture left behind by former residents, or water and smoke damaged furniture, even old furniture pieces that you have no room to store - these all have to go quickly.