As we enter the traditional cold and flu season, it is apparent that we are still dealing with the impact of the coronavirus COVID-19, as well.
Fortunately, life goes on for most all of us and some of our daily tasks involve cleaning and junk removal.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, residential trash, household waste, COVID-19, coronavirus
Almost half a year after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, regular safety precautions are still needed for most activities, including junk hauling.
Fortunately, with the proper equipment and protocols, even junk removal and hauling can be carried out safely and without risk.
Topics: junk hauling, COVID-19, health and safety, coronavirus, touchless junk removal
More than eight percent of mortgage loans are currently in forbearance, which could mean coming economic distress from mortgage delinquencies. And more foreclosure clean-outs.
When it comes to the housing market in general, home sales are expected to rebound as concerns about coronavirus begins to fade. However another dip in sales is anticipated later in the year as a result of a possible rise in infections along with ongoing unemployment, which may lead an up-and-down recovery for the economy as a whole.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Real Estate Junk Removal, foreclosure cleanout, Commercial Junk Removal, COVID-19, foreclosure clean-out
Summer has arrived, and it's not the summer we expected.
Summer enjoys the reputation of being the season affiliated with freedom; schools are closed, outdoor activities from boating to baseball get encouraged, and Fourth of July celebrations light up the skies. But with safety measures being employed to combat COVID-19, many of those traditional summer activities have either been altered or eliminated.
Topics: COVID-19, health and safety, summer fun
Fortunately, the vast majority of people won't contract the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 survive. But cleaning and disinfecting is still critical.
And, for those who have someone at home who is sick, it is absolutely essential to maintain a clean and disinfected environment.
Topics: garbage hauling, COVID-19, health and safety, sanitation practices, coronavirus
Although it may seem like life has come to a halt in many ways, we are still generating trash and waste. And that means we still need large trash pickup services.
The good news is that waste removal and disposal, along with junk removal and hauling, are deemed as essential services. This means that you can still get those large trash items hauled away for you.
Topics: large trash pick up, large trash, bulk trash pickup, COVID-19, coronoavirus
By now, many people are starting to feel the strain of staying at home and the threat of COVID-19. The good news is that you can still do your spring cleaning and call for junk hauling service.
With all the new rules and prevention practices in place, it's easy to forget that, yes, you can still engage in most everyday activities - especially those around the house. And that includes spring cleaning.
Topics: Spring Cleaning, junk haulling, COVID-19, coronoavirus, health and safety
With the ongoing health crisis brought on by the coronavirus known as COVID-19, keeping your surroundings clean and staying safe are paramount.
And if you or someone in your home is sick, this is an even more critical issue.
Topics: get rid of garbage, COVID-19, health and safety, sanitation practices, coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic known as COVID-19 has created numerous questions and issues. And these include junk and waste removal practices.
Fortunately, according most state guidelines, junk and waste removal is included as an essential business function and service. But what has changed?
Topics: junk removal services, garbage removal, COVID-19, health and safety, sanitation practices, coronavirus
The growing number of people home sick with the coronavirus COVID-19 has made household garbage a greater hazard.
Add to that the increase in people being treated at hospitals for the virus, the amount of masks, tissues and other contaminated waste products is growing rapidly.
Topics: garbage hauling, COVID-19, health and safety, sanitation practices, coronavirus