Winter is the time to hunker down, stay warm and try to forget it is freezing outside. At least that’s the attitude with many animals who go into hibernation. Humans also go into a kind of hibernation during the winter. There is less time outdoors and a lot of projects around the house are put off until, “the weather gets better.” There is nothing wrong with that but you don’t really have to wait to get rid of your junk. The professional crews working for Junk King Dayton can help you get a jump on your spring cleaning. Why wait?
Some of the unwanted items in your home could have been there for quite some time. Maybe you still have the first sofa from when you move in or the same refrigerator. Despite your attachment to those kinds of things, it might be time to let them go. This is where Junk King can come into play. Every junk removal appointment set up through Junk King will come with a pair of very capable movers and a huge truck. Those movers are going to be doing all the work for you. That means if you want something brought up from the basement or carried down from upstairs, just tell the Junk King team and they’ll make it happen.
As for the truck, it will be big enough to haul away whatever you are tossing out. We’ve not talking about a pickup but a standard moving truck that is bigger than most of the other so-call professional junk haulers. That truck will also be the deciding factor when it comes to setting up your fee. The Junk King crews will size up your stuff and then present you with an estimate based on how much space your junk will need on the back of the truck. It is all about volume and not how hard it is to move something or how much something weighs. That will make a big impact on the final charge.
Included in that flat fee will be all the potential drop offs to local charities. Just because you’re done with something doesn’t mean it has to automatically get tossed out. Junk King will strive to make sure nothing is wasted. Your spring cleaning task can start today with an assist from Junk King.