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Getting rid of your junk is easy with 1-800-GOT-JUNK? junk removal services. Operating two 1-800-GOT-JUNK? franchises in the South Puget Sound, we haul junk from Olympia, Lacey, Turnwater, Yelm, Dupont, Shelton, Bremerton, Silverdale, Port Orchard, Poulsbo and everywhere in between!
We all have the responsibility of cleaning out the garage, attic, yard or basement and sometimes we even have to clean out our parent’s or other loved one’s houses, apartments or businesses. Who has the time or energy to do that, coupled with all the other stuff packed into our schedule? That’s why you need to call us at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. We are your full service junk removal company - just point to what you don’t want and we’ll do the rest for you. Offering same-day hauling services to both residential and commercial clients, we are the easiest way to expand your living or work space!
We are extremely proud that we recycle, donate, or reuse 65% of all the junk that we remove. We remove yard waste, renovation debris, electronics, household goods, refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, mattresses – anything that two strong individuals can lift that is not hazardous waste. Keep your eyes out for our 1-800-GOT-JUNK? team in your neighborhood. Watch what we do.
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In The Community
Whaling Days Parade In Silverdale
We participated in the Whaling Days Parade in Silverdale. We drove one of our clean, shiny junk trucks while our junk hauling team walked along the streets in our blue wigs handing out 1-800-GOT-JUNK? toy trucks and candy. Everyone loves our toy junk trucks! It was a lot of fun to be out in the community, getting involved and giving back to the people that support us. Look for us again this year with bigger blue wigs and more junk trucks.
Polar Bear Plunge At Long Lake Park In Lacey
On New Year's Day of 2008, one of my junk haulers, Nick Mehr, and I did the Polar Bear Plunge at Long Lake Park. It was put on by Lacey Parks and Rec. One of our other team members, Gerad Noble, saw a reader board the week before that advertised the Plunge. He thought it would be cool if we all did it together. Sometime before the the event, Gerad came down with the flu and couldn't jump in with us (his loss). We all showed up together and even recruited a few extra blue wigged, uniform-wearing crazies to freeze with us. In the past, I've seen people on the news do this in different areas and always said that is something I would never do. Now, I'll never miss the chance to do it again. It was around 39 degrees in '08, but I'm hoping for snow this year!





