When we think of recycling at home we tend to think of cans, paper, plastic and glass. And junk removal is everything else. But maybe not so much actually.
The fact is that there's far more "junk" that is actually recyclable - and that doesn't need to end up in landfills or incinerators. Really.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Recycling, household waste removal, residential trash removal, solid waste recycling, recycling household junk
Almost everything we dispose of at home can go into our trash bins. But household hazardous waste products cannot be hauled away even by pro junk haulers.
And household hazardous waste, or HHW, must be properly handled and disposed of. But it can be a confusing and sometimes difficult task for many people.
Topics: Hazardous Waste, toxic waste, household waste, household waste removal, household hazardous waste, residential trash removal
Okay, so cleaning out your whole house and garage may not seem like much of a way to celebrate anything, but you could celebrate completing the cleanout.
And think of the benefits an uncluttered, organized, and completely clean living space! Especially if you don't have to take of all the junk removal yourself.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Spring Cleaning, clear clutter, house cleanouts, declutter, home cleanout, residential trash removal
One of the tasks of most homeowners in America is yard maintenance. And this usually means taking care of yard waste removal and disposal.
While no one really enjoys that work, there are ways to make the chore easier and far more efficient than raking, bagging, and waiting for the garbage truck each week.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, yard waste, yard waste disposal, composting, backyard, organic waste, residential trash removal
People in the US are always on the move but with the current housing market, more people are moving than ever. And moving often means getting rid of junk.
Moving from one home to another can also mean being on a tight schedule and taking time to get rid of junk and debris can be a problem. So, what can you do?
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, moving and relocation, moving trash, relocating and moving, household waste removal, residential trash removal
Sometimes people can find themselves faced with excessively large amounts of household trash. And the problem is that they need to get rid of it somehow.
Maybe it's from the aftermath of a big family get-together or the result of a successful attempt to downsize and some major spring cleaning. But how are you going to dispose of all that trash?
Topics: large trash pick up, residential trash, large trash, bulk trash pickup, bulk trash, bulk trash removal, residential trash removal
Sometimes your large trash removal or junk cleanup projects require much more than a load in your residential trash bin. And that can be challenging for DIY junk removal.
You could, of course, make a "dump run" unless you don't have a truck. Then what do you do?
Topics: dumpster rental, large trash pick up, Residential Junk Removal, DIY projects, large junk removal, bulk trash removal, rental dumpster, bulk junk removal, residential trash removal
With the housing market as active as it's been over the last year, many people find themselves relocating. And residential junk removal is often needed.
And sometimes, especially with older families or couples, junk removal can be needed when they move out and, once again, when they move into a new home.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, home cleanout, residential trash, moving trash, relocating and moving, residential trash removal
In some English-speaking countries it is known as "rubbish." In the US, we refer to it as garbage or trash. But solid waste also includes what we call "junk."
The problem isn't really what we call it, but what we do with it. Especially the junk.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, junk recycling, garbage removal, household waste removal, residential trash removal, solid waste recycling
Christmas has passed and now it's that limbo time between presents and New Year's. And there's a ton of trash removal required, and that includes the tree.
So, do you make a few trips to the dump yourself in the dead of winter? Or can you get help?
Topics: large trash pick up, holiday tips, bulk trash removal, residential trash removal, christmas tree removal, holiday trash removal