Construction projects might cause the occasional traffic jam, but they also mean a boost for the local economy, jobs and opportunity. That’s just what you’ll find as the construction gets underway on a new $20 million instructional center at the Orange County School of the Arts. What started as a small after school program has blossomed into a facility that draws 2,000 students from all over California. The new 60,000 square-foot building will offer up 14 dance studios, seven science labs and practice space.

“Our students deserve an enhanced campus environment that matches the commitment and passion they bring to OCSA,” Ralph Opacic, the school’s founder and executive director, said in a written statement.

That’s a very noble project indeed. Of course, you might have your own construction project targeted for the summer that is every bit as noble. Even something as simple as driveway or patio replacement is worth the effort in terms of providing increased value to your home. The beginning of every one of these types of projects starts with a little demolition. If you’re pouring a new driveway then you’ve got to tear up the old one. That’s going to leave you a lot to get rid of. When you need fast and efficient concrete disposal, you can depend on Junk King.

When you hire Junk King for junk hauling, there is no weight limit with what you’re throwing away. That is vital for a concrete disposal project. You won’t be able to toss out those chunks of cement in your weekly garbage pickup. One block could be more than your weight limit. With Junk King on the job, all that concrete will be loaded onto the Junk King truck in a single trip. Where will it end up? Not only will Junk King handle all aspects of removing that concrete from your property, they’ll also see to it that it gets recycled. No sense dumping concrete at a landfill when it can easily be ground up and repurposed. In fact, the cement you pour on your new driveway could have come from someone else’s driveway. Consider that the circle of cement!

You can finally clear out the garage and closets of all that clutter. That’s a great way to start the summer.