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There are a lot of things we depend on from the city. We expect our mail to be delivered, our streets to be cleaned and are garbage to be picked up. Interruptions to those services are often the result of weather or holidays but waiting for garbage pickup isn’t that much of an inconvenience. What is a challenge is trying to get the city to pickup those items you can’t cram into the trashcan. That would be things like a loveseat, television or lawnmower. What usually happens is that you’re forced to hang onto those things and that means losing valuable storage space. A better approach would be to bring in Junk King Chattanooga. They are the professional junk haulers you can always count on.
Junk King Chattanooga has been collecting rubbish from homes and business for a long time. They have this service down. It starts with a call. When you contact Junk King, they’re going to want to know when you want the pickup and what you’re getting rid of. The “when” is entirely on you. Junk King works all the time. If you need late in the afternoon, first thing in the morning or on the weekend, then they’ll be able to make it happen.
The “what” has to do with what you’re getting rid of. You don’t need to provide a detail list. But there is a big difference between “a few items” and a “hoarder cleanup.” Neither one is challenge for Junk King. They just want to make sure you’ve got the right amount of manpower. Every session is staffed with at least two strong movers. Sometimes the truck has three team members. On those bigger jobs, there could be even more movers and trucks. Their mission is to help you get rid of everything you want gone in a single session.
How much something weighs or how cumbersome it might be should never be a factor for you. The Junk King crews have a lot of experience moving objects of every shape, size and weight. Chances are whatever you’re getting rid of, they’ve already hauled away somewhere else countless times. When you need fast junk removal, you can always depend on Junk King Chattanooga.
