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Tri-Cities Junk Removal
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What We Do
Get rid of your junk the easy way with Tri-Cities’ 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. We are a local junk removal franchise hauling junk from Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, Jonesborough, Elizabeth, Gray, Boones Creek, and more. If you have unwanted items in your house or at your business, you need to call us at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. We make it easy – just point to what you want removed and our junk hauling experts will do the rest. We can take anything as long as it’s not hazardous and two people can lift it. We’ve taken appliances, furniture, office equipment, renovation and construction debris, yard waste, wood, and metal just to name a few! We offer same-day service and always provide an estimate before we start hauling away your trash. We look for ways to recycle, salvage and donate as much as possible and take pride in giving back to our local community and the environment. We look forward to seeing you soon! Watch what we do.
Franchise Profile
Junk Removal - Tri-Cities
June Seaton
Address:
904 N. State of Franklin Road
4210
Johnson City, TN
37602
Hi, I’m June Seaton, your local owner and operator of Tri-Cities' 1-800-GOT-JUNK? junk removal franchise. I’m a lifelong Tri-Cities resident who traded a career as a Technical Account Executive for a new industry - junk removal! In January 2006 I bought and started operating my local junk hauling franchise, a fast-growing junk removal service that turns one person's trash into another person's treasure. I started hauling junk with two shiny trucks, initially putting my oldest son, Daniel, to work. Together with my team, I haul junk from the Upper East Tennessee area of Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, Jonesborough, Elizabethton, and Fall Branch. I fell in love with the concept of the service: friendly, uniformed drivers offering a high level of service, calling ahead and arriving on schedule. My team ensures satisfaction by removing junk from where it is located in your home, attic, garage, basement, office, or yard, and cleaning up the site afterward. In an era where less is more and simplifying lives is so popular, dependable junk removal is a valuable service residents and businesses can't do without! We give back to the community by donating to local charities and recycling up to 70% of what we pick up.
Our office is located at 904 N. State of Franklin Road, Johnson City, TN 37602. The State of Franklin loop around the city is the busiest street in the area. The main thoroughfare leads to East Tennessee State University (ETSU) and Mountain States Health Alliance, the areas largest healthcare provider, right around the corner from Mountain Home Veteran's Hospital.
Junk pick-up:
- Johnson City
- Bristol
- Elizabethton
- Boones Creek
- Colonial Heights
- Carter County
- Sullivan County
- Highland Ridge Community
- Boone Lake
- Milligan
- Kingsport
- Jonesborough
- Gray
- Piney Flats
- Pinecrest
- Washington County
- Blountville
- Watauga
- Pinecrest
- Mountain Home
Junk We Haul
- Appliances
- Assorted Junk
- Cardboard / Paper
- Concrete, Bricks
- Carpet, Glass, Plaster,Roofing
- Drywall
- Electronics
- Fridge, Freezer, A/C
- Furniture
- Green Waste / Soil
- Mattress
- Metal
- Tires, Rims
- Wood
Experts In
Customer Reviews
“I have used 1-800-GOT-JUNK? several times. As a busy professional with two teenage daughters, time is very valuable. I called 1-800-GOT-JUNK? and scheduled some items to be removed from my home and garage. The guys were on time, professional, and very friendly. They have always been on time and ready to get to work. I love that! Thank you for being one of my favorite companies to do business with! I recommend you to everyone I talk to.”-- Wanda W, Blountville, Oct 2007
“The junk removal service is GREAT! I sat down and said to my daughter, 'I'm glad that's done!' and then read the tag line on your receipt. Yes, it really does make you feel better! The guys, Andy and Jeremiah, were over the top!”-- LeAnne M, Johnson City, Aug 2007
“I am 86 years old and was having difficulty moving to an Assisted Living Facility and needed to get rid of most all of my possessions. This was a very difficult time for me but with the help of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? they sure made it all much easier. The boys were so friendly and kind. They asked me about everything, checking what I wanted to do with all the stuff. They tried very hard to be respectful of my many possessions and ensured they were going to the proper charities. Thank you June and your guys! They are wonderful and what a great service for people in my situation in life.”-- Phyliss H, Johnson City, Jul 2007
In The Community
Our Community-focused Culture
The culture of our Tri-Cities 1-800-GOT-JUNK? franchise is fun! In November, we decided to do two great Christmas Parades in one day. The first one started at 9:00a.m. in Johnson City, winding through the streets of downtown. Then our team zoomed to Kingsport to participate in their parade at 2:00p.m. It was an awesome day!Kingsport Home and Garden shows WINNER!
The Johnson City Area Home Builders and the Kingsport Home Builders just had their Home and Garden shows two weekends apart. We won third place for Best Booth in the Johnson City show. Everyone loved coming by our booth since we filled it up with mini 1-800-GOT-JUNK? trucks and blue candy!
We've Got Talent
Tony Rominger, June Seaton's partner with 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, has had great opportunities with his musical talent. Tony recently landed the cover story in our major local entertainment newspaper, The Loafer. For Tony, playing music is not only his livelihood but his life. He has had the opportunity to work with a lot of legendary people in the music business, from Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Leon Russell, Delbert McClinton, Joan Jett, Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose, and the Romantics. He toured the country playing the saxophone for almost 12 years and has finally settled down to continue his recording business at night while hauling junk with June, the Junk Queen of the Tri-Cities, by day! article.
