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1-800-GOT-JUNK? Columbus can help you remove junk from your home or office. You can sit back and relax while we take care of everything. Our local junk removal team will arrive at your location at a time that’s convenient for you. We provide you with an up-front, all-inclusive quote, same-day removal, and disposal of unwanted items. Our Columbus 1-800-GOT-JUNK? office is located at 792 Busch Court in Columbus, which is near 161 and 71 and the Continent.
The Columbus 1-800-GOT-JUNK? team can remove almost anything two people can carry and can help you with a variety of projects — from moving or emptying out storage spaces to disposing of renovation debris or e-waste. We remove items from wherever they are located, and all you need to do is point to the junk you would like removed. Contact 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Columbus and we’ll do the work for you. Plus, whenever possible, we recycle what we take away. Watch what we do.
Columbus Junk Removal Service Providers
Keeping Junk Out Of The Landfill
Piles of junk sit waiting to be picked up at one Columbus location.
"Anything that two guys can lift and load after light demolition. That's what we do," said 1-800-Got-Junk owner Joe Gillotti.
It takes some heavy lifting to get everything into the truck bed. Items include signs of holidays gone by, old electronics, favorite toys of yesterday, and even appliances.
"The goal is to be as green as possible and keep things out of the landfill," explained Gillotti. The junk is hauled here to a warehouse where it's unloaded and sorted. The furniture, the metal scrap, even the old golf clubs have piles.
"We off load it at our facility and then we collect enough to take to a recycler or someone that can reuse the items," added Gillotti. 1-800-Got-Junk has increased the amount of junk they recycle or reuse since the business came to central Ohio. The extra step to go green does cost money, but recycling also earns these stewards of the environment extra cash.
"With metal we do try to collect metal to get some dollars to offset my extra labor and fuel and facility costs," said Gillotti.
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