The Worcester 1-800-GOT-JUNK? franchise is here to help you remove all your unwanted junk. We’ve got our junk hauling trucks all over Worcester, Auburn, Berlin, Bolton, Clinton and more. Call it junk, trash, or unwanted items—whatever you call it, if you don’t need it our experts at 1-800-GOT-JUNK? can take it. We take anything from old furniture, tired appliances, garden waste, construction debris to your unwanted televisions and computers (e-waste). Just point to what you want removed and leave the rest up to us! We’ll do all of the loading, sorting, disposal and clean-up. Giving back to our local communities is a priority for our junk removal franchise, so every day we are recycling, salvaging and donating as much as we possibly can. If you need help regaining your space give us a call today! Watch what we do.

Judith Briggs
Address:
13A Fisher Street
Medway, MA
02053
Hi, I am Judy Briggs, owner of the Worcester 1-800-GOT-JUNK? franchise. I have been in business since 2003. Our office is conveniently located right on the westbound side of Route 9 in Shrewsbury on the Worcester line. My junk removal franchise services the following communities with three junk trucks and six employees: Ashburnham, Ashby, Auburn, Berlin, Bolton, Boylston, Cherry Valley, Clinton, East Templeton, Fitchburg, Gardner, Holden, Jefferson, Lancaster, Leicester, Leominster, Lunenburg, Marlborough, North Grafton, Northborough, Princeton, Rochdale, Shirley, Shrewsbury, South Lancaster, Southborough, Sterling, Templeton, West Boylston, West Townsend, Westborough, Westminster, Winchendon, and Worcester. Our friendly, uniformed, professional staff removes unwanted furniture, appliances, carpeting, renovation debris, and unwanted junk from our clients’ homes or businesses.
During the last five years we have established relationships with several recycling agencies and charitable organizations that allow us to donate and recycle approximately 90% of the items we remove from customers’ homes and businesses. Some of the charitable organizations that we work with are Worcester County Food Pantry, Salvation Army, Babies Breathe and Cradles to Crayons. Other affiliations that we are proud to be a part of are Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, Better Business Bureau, Builders Association of Central Mass and Mass Recycle.
Before joining the 1-800-GOT-JUNK? family, I worked in the healthcare field for many years. Despite having a good job, the need to venture out on my own became a mission. I looked at a few opportunities but kept coming back to 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. What an amazing concept and brand! In today’s world it is becoming more and more difficult for communities to dispose of unwanted things, so I took the leap of faith and contacted 1-800-GOT-JUNK? about a franchise opportunity. Five years later I still love my job and the people I meet on a day-to-day basis.
It’s very rewarding for me to leave a customer’s location hearing them say “Wow!” and knowing we just gave them back not only space, but their valuable time, so they can spend it with the people who are important to them, doing the things they love.
Junk pick-up:
“I just used your service the other day and the guys that came out did an absolutely wonderful job - they were just great. They were nice and polite and I really appreciated it. I have been recommending you to everyone I know. Great Job!”-- Beverly, Princeton, Apr 2008
“We recently had 1-800-GOT-JUNK? come out to my house after my sister had two very good experiences. I was very satisfied with my experience, as it was exactly as advertised.”-- Dave, Gardner, Aug 2008
“I had your service come to my home today to do a particularly nasty job. I was so very, very impressed with your service. I never expected the service to be of this quality. Well, your men were superb. The chief guy was cordial, polite, thorough - simply first-rate, as was his partner. I will tell everyone I know about this service. I am deeply impresed, but also deeply grateful for what those guys did, the way they did it, their politeness and their manner.”-- Stephen, Bolton, Jan 2009

