Month: July 2014

Time is not your friend

The more time you have to prepare the house for cleanout, the better. You won’t always have a great deal of time to work with, but it’s always important to keep in mind that the sooner  you need it out, the more it’s going to cost you, whether that cost comes in terms of your time, sweat, and effort—or in terms of your dollars.  The earlier you plan and take action, the smoother your cleanout is going to go.

Each decluttering situation is unique

Budgets, personalities, physical abilities, and time frames should all be weighed accordingly when deciding the best course of action for de-cluttering a home or property.  In most cases, the best option will be a custom blend of the resources we’ll be sharing with you.

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This isn’t a fluff piece.  I’m not here to blindly support the company I work for because my boss made me.  I’m here to explain why I decided to work for 123JUNK. It isn’t because I’m a huge fan of “used stuff”. I came here because I agree with the vision that Collin Wheeler has for this company and for the future of junk removal.  

In 2014, we support companies that provide a “better human experience”, and we turn away the ones that do too much of the taking, in the give and take relationship that is part of the business to consumer cycle.  123JUNK is most definitely a  “better human experience” type of company and it shows in our reviews and how people feel about us.

It’s not really just about hauling away people’s old junk.  It’s about being green and keeping furniture out of the landfill.  Its about supporting our neighborhoods.  Its about working with local charities that help people in our community.  We are servicing a very busy metro DC area, but we are also making a change that goes beyond dollars and cents. So as it turns out, this junk business is something we can all be proud of.