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The list of items that Junk King Contra Costa can removed from a home seems to grow every day. Provided the item isn’t deemed a hazardous material, it can all be loaded onto the back of the Junk King truck. Obviously, you would expect Junk King to easily be able to remove any piece of furniture or appliance. But they also do great work clearing out things like bulky sporting equipment, boxes of household goods, rugs, mattresses, electronics and clutter closet. But there’s one particular item that they remove which would be a big benefit at this time of year: the Christmas tree. Yes, when you want your Christmas tree removal done on your schedule then give Junk King Contra Costa call.
There is a very limited amount of time that municipal workers will agree to pick up an old Christmas tree. And unless that tree is down on the curb the minute their truck rolls up it won’t be picked up. That puts a lot of pressure on you to not only get the tree clear of ornaments and lights but also out of the house. In many homes that is just not practical. That’s why Junk King can be a big help. All you have to do is take the ornaments off but you can leave the tree right where it is. When the Junk King crew shows up they will remove the tree right from the spot with very little effort. They’ll even sweep up all the loose needles!
You can certainly hire Junk King to get rid of your old Christmas tree but why not put them to work with some more rubbish removal? This is a great chance to finally get rid of that one out furniture that’s been creating eyesore in your home. You can clear out the garage of all the clutter that’s been piling up over the last year. And you certainly will be able to make a lot more room in your closet when you go through it and get rid of all the clothes you know you’re not going to wear again. All of that can be turned over to the Junk King crew for fast and efficient disposal.
Christmas tree removal and rubbish hauling is work you won’t have to do when you give that job the Junk King Contra Costa.
