All Junk Clean Out

If you are thinking about using a compost pile to cut down on the amount of food waste that goes into your garbage, use only fruits, vegetables, and yard waste. Keep in mind that some food, such as banana and orange peels, may take longer to break down.

Are you planning on updating interior or exterior furniture pieces? We can help with decorating updates by quickly and safely removing old furniture pieces including dining tables, couches, beds, and outdoor furniture sets - plus, if any items are reusable we will transport them to the appropriate locations.

If you have an abundance of lumber to discard, you can always chop it up and reuse it as firewood or fuel for a wood-burning stove. Make sure that the wood is untreated and unpainted. Burning treated and painted wood will create hazardous fumes.

Outside junk can lower property values and in some instances damage the soil and the environment, particularly when appliances are left outside, but we can help. Our services will promptly remove all exterior junk and appliances and dispose of them properly.

Get the most for your money by breaking down all disposable items so that you can fit more into the junk removal truck or trash container. Flatten boxes, pick out recyclable items, compost food waste, and donate usable items that are in good condition.

Thinking about de-cluttering your house? To be the most successful at clearing away unwanted items and organizing your living space, break the project down into small, manageable steps. Go one room at a time, starting with the largest, most cluttered room first.

If you are a homeowner looking for a dumpster rental for a remodel, it is important to know and use the common terminology since container companies usually deal with contractors. Refer to the large metal box as a rolloff or container, not a dumpster.

Make money from your trash. Sell any items that are still usable and in good condition through online marketplaces, classifieds, or yard sales. Take metals to a local recycling center. Some centers pay for scrap aluminum and copper and will at the very least recycle other materials, such as steel, for free.

Have your kitchen drain lines cleaned by snaking them out every two years or so, especially if you have a garbage disposal. This keeps the lines clean and allows water to flow smoothly into the sewer system.

Did you know that many communities around the country have made it illegal for grass clippings to be blown or swept into catch basins in the street? Grass and clippings can create obstructions and block the flow in the drainage system.

Before you move heavy junk outside, save your back and arms and consult with junk removal services first. We can remove all types of interior junk - as well as exterior junk - with a scheduled junk removal appointment.

Dumping motor oil on the ground, throwing it in the trash (even in sealed containers) contaminates the soil, pollutes ground water, streams, and rivers, and is illegal in most communities. Contact approved oil collection locations for proper disposal. Even used cooking oil and the grease rendered from cooking should also be disposed of properly.

Old furniture and other items you no longer want in your home could be valuable to charitable organizations and other. We can explain the services they provide and what happens with your junk items.