Over at UC San Diego, you’ll find a group of students taking a break from the books to do a little gardening. Sunday morning is gardening time for the volunteers who are cultivating Roger’s Community Garden to grow such organic goodies as herbs, onions, tomatoes, blackberries and its very own miniature fruit orchard. What they grow ends up being used at the campus cafeterias and is all supported by the Green Initiative Fund (TGIF). This is an organization who gives out grants to provide “funding for projects that reduce UC San Diego’s negative impact on the environment, in addition to making UC San Diego more sustainable in both the social and environmental sense.” In other words, they help gardens grow.

You might not be able to have a group of 30 volunteers come out to your garden once a week but that doesn’t mean you can’t get help when you need it, especially if you’re getting rid of dirt. After you’ve dug up soil, replaced sod or just digging to make way for a stone path you could be left with piles of dirt that have nowhere to go. That’s when you want to hire Junk King North San Diego. They’ll be able to pack up the dirt and send it on its way which would be far from your home!

The method Junk King uses for this type of removal isn’t rocket science. It consists of a couple of shovels, a wheel barrel, a few large containers, a big truck and some very capable movers. This is the list of what you get with every Junk King removal appointment. Keep in mind that it’s not just dirt that Junk King takes away but pretty much anything else that isn’t nailed down and you want tossed out.

This long list of potential junk items can include complete living room sets, mattresses, box springs, appliances, sporting equipment, auto parts, BBQ grills and lawnmowers. Does that cover what you want tossed out? Don’t worry if it doesn’t because the Junk King North San Diego crew has seen it all. Whether it’s a couple of lightweight boxes or something as heavy as a piano they won’t have a problem with loading it up on the back of their truck. Once your stuff is all loaded up, the Junk King crew will head out for more pickups. At the end of the day, they’ll be dropping off all the collected junk at the many recycling centers located throughout San Diego. Just like those UCSD students, Junk King is doing its part to keep trash out of landfills and make for a better environment all around. If you’ve got junk you’ve got to call Junk King.