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
Across the US fire season has arrived and, with drought hitting hard, many owners need home hardening and junk removal to protect their homes and property.
High winds and ultra-dry conditions means that anything flammable near a home can become fuel. This is not the time of year to leave excess junk piled outside and near structures.
Topics: junk removal, safety, disaster cleanup, health and safety, safety tips, home hardening
When large storm systems move across the country they can leave behind more than rain. Downed trees, limbs, mud, and other debris can be the result.
While the rain will dry up, the mess that it created has to be cleaned up and gotten rid of. And that can be a challenge without the right equipment.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Yard Waste Removal, storm cleanup, damaged furniture removal, disaster cleanup
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Hazardous Waste, disaster cleanup, home cleanout, EPA
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, disaster cleanup, home security, The Bin
If you find you need to relocate your business you should have a plan. Part of that plan should be for office furniture removal.
Topics: furniture removal, Business Junk Removal, office junk removal, office relocation, disaster cleanup
Topics: large trash pick up, Residential Junk Removal, Recycling, house cleanouts, disaster cleanup, The Bin