Every antique has a story to tell. That story can be connected to your own family’s history. A special table or chair could be a gift that was handed down through the generations. Treasured China or silverware might have been wedding gifts from great grandparents. The same holds true for any antique you purchase at a store. There’s a Taylor tell with every chair, stool or table. Your home doesn’t have to be overrun with antiques but instead a few choice pieces can certainly pull a room together and make for a unique setting. What you don’t want is having clutter distract from those valuable objects. The little clutter is easy to pick up and toss out. But the big clutter like a worn out recliner or an old tube television need to be hauled away by a company like Junk King Dallas. One call to them and you can consider all your unwanted clutter gone for good.

A typical day for a Junk King Dallas crew might mean making at least four of five pickup stops. Every customer is asked to set aside a two-hour window on their chosen day. That two-hour window allows the crews to get from one spot to the other. They’ll always call you when there about 10 to 15 minutes away from your home so you’ll be ready. Once they land, they want see all the stuff you’re getting rid of. They’re not looking to see if there’s anything valuable your objects but instead will be sizing it up to see how much space it might take up on the back of the truck. That is how your fee will be determined. It’s all about volume and not by the pound. This means Junk King Dallas’s pricing policy the fairest in the area.

Included in that flat fee will be all the potential drop-offs. That is drop-offs plural. It’s not unusual for Junk King Dallas to make a drop off to a charity and then to a recycling center with the stuff they collect from your home. This is how they would prefer to do things and it’s a lot better than dumping everything in a landfill. Make sure your antiques are allowed to shine in your home by getting rid of all your clutter thanks to Junk King Dallas.