Junk King Blog

 

Sometimes you may find yourself with an old refrigerator that has been around for far too long. And now that it has stopped working, you need it removed.

Of course, you could try it yourself, but most of us would pass on that. So, who do you call?

Topics: Refrigerator Disposal, Residential Junk Removal, Refrigerator Recycling, appliance removal, refrigerator removal

 

A winter wonderland may be fine for walking in, but no one likes to clean up debris and haul junk in the midst of winter weather. So, what can you do?

In many situations, you really can't leave junk, trash, and debris laying in your yards all through the winter. And if it's in your garage or your house, you need it out of your way. 

Topics: Residential Junk Removal, junk hauling, junk removal, junk removal services, preparing for winter

 

If your home or property is getting to be overwhelmed with trash and debris, this is a great time to treat yourself to expert bulk trash removal service. 

But you might be thinking that you can't afford that kind of treat. Well, think again!

Topics: Residential Junk Removal, bulk trash pickup, bulk trash, bulk trash removal, bulk junk removal

 

[This article was originally published in October 2016 and has since been revised and updated.]

Winter is just over a month away and it's starting to get cold. So, now is a good time for your junk hauling tasks and to properly winterize your home.

Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Yard Waste Removal, junk hauling, junk removal, winterizing

 

Apartment dwellers, condo owners, and single-family homeowners can produce a lot of junk. But not nearly as much as a school or business.

Except in those rare cases where a house is being demolished or fully remodeled, the typical junk load for a home is relatively small compared to many commercial loads. And the resources have to be sufficient for the job!

Topics: Commercial Junk Removal, bulk trash pickup, bulk trash, bulk trash removal, bulk junk removal

 

The future of recycling in America is filled with both promise and problems. We're overwhelmed with waste but with more effort we can recycle most of it. 

For years the focus has been on getting the consumer to recycle. That's shifting now and both the producers of consumer goods and the state and federal governments are taking action.

Topics: Green Junk Removal, Recycling, junk recycling, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, recycling facilities

 

Everyone agrees that recycling is a good thing to do and the right thing to do. But recycling the right way isn't always easy.

Unfortunately, not everything can be recycled. Worse, many of those things still end up in our recycling waste stream - and that causes problems.

Topics: Recycling, recycling metal, recycling electronics, recycling paper, recycling glass, recycling plastic

 

Not everything that gets hauled away as junk has to go to a landfill. In fact, most of your residential junk removal items can be recycled. It's up to you.

Hauling your household junk and debris to a waste transfer station or landfill doesn't need to be your default approach for junk removal. You have options.

Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Recycling, junk recycling, Landfills, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

 

2020 was a tough year on a number of levels. But 2021 has seen ongoing COVID-19, wildfires, and often unprecedented flooding. And it's not over yet.

Unlike wildfires, flooding usually doesn't consume a structure and everything in it. Instead, it tends to simply destroy everything in place.

Topics: disaster cleanup, health and safety, flood damage, bulk junk removal, water damage