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Do you have a few hours to spare on September 15th? If so, then you could volunteer to be part of a global effort called International Coastal Cleanup. This is an event held around the world on the third Saturday in September every year. Here in California, there are over 2,000 miles of coast and inland shorelines that can benefit from this cleanup. Here in Lakeside, the obvious choice would be to pitch in around Lake Jennings. Although it is in decent shape, there are pockets of the lake where careless people have left their trash. That’s got to stop and cleanup days like this are meant to bring attention to the effort.
Ironically, you might find it easier to volunteer to clean up a shoreline than to clean up some rubbish around your own home. It’s easy to pick up trash with a trash picker but it’s not so easy to carry a sofa out of your home. For a job like that you need to hire your own crew from Junk King San Diego Downtown.
Junk King are the professional junk haulers with a lot of experience removing all kinds of unwanted clutter. Shape, size and weight are never an issue for the Junk King team. It’s good chance that whatever you’re asking them to removed, they’ve already loaded up some variation of. They’ve cleared out every kind of furniture, appliance, sporting equipment and household goods but they don’t stop there. The Junk King crews have also taken apart hot tubs, tool sheds and entertainment centers. The question then becomes what do you want to get rid of?
Junk King San Diego Downtown is a family owned operation. Although they’re part of a national chain of professional junk haulers, it is the care they take in their community that matters to much. This is a team that doesn’t want to see the environment around Lakeside turn sour. That’s why they’re big on recycling and donating. Don’t worry if you’re not sure what items from your home would fit into those categories. The crews all have the training to take care of this automatically. Put Junk King San Diego Downtown to the task of clearing your Lakeside home of rubbish today. You’ll be glad you did.
