Don't Wait For Your Hurricane Cleanup Municipal workers are clocking in a lot of overtime with all the hurricane cleanup around St. Petersburg. Any power outages have been restored but there are still a lot of down trees that have to be cut up and removed. That's the main focus for the municipal crews. It means that homeowners have been pretty much left on their own to take care of their own hurricane cleanup. A lot of that means dragging water damage items out to the front lawn. That is certainly a proactive step to avoid the spread of mold but you still have to deal with that mound of debris. One call to Junk King St. Petersburg will have all that hurricane damage removed in a single session. Junk King St. Petersburg is part of a national chain of professional junk haulers who have a lot of hurricane cleanup experience. In fact, you could name one major storm in the last 12 years that a Junk King crew didn't have a hand at cleaning up. You'll be assigned two very friendly workers to help you with your hurricane cleanup. This is a team that will come with the right attitude and the right tools to pick up just about anything from your lawn and loaded onto the truck. If you still have water damaged items inside your home, then the Junk King crew will happily bring that stuff outside. These crews have also been known to pull up their fair share of damaged carpeting. Cost is always a consideration but with Junk King St. Petersburg on the job you'll find that you be paying a very affordable fee. Unlike many so-called professional junk haulers, Junk King St. Petersburg doesn't charge by the pound. There's just no fair way of assessing that type of removal fee. Instead, junk King bases their pricing on how much space your stuff will fill up on the back of the truck. The experience crews know exactly how to pack their trucks in will be able to size up whatever it is you want to throw out and present you with a price. You don't have to wait to take care of your hurricane cleanup as long as Junk King St. Petersburg is on the job. Don't Wait For Your Hurricane Cleanup