Hauling away the junk during construction

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08-14-2020, 03:58 AM
bonnierichards9519

Hauling away the junk during construction

Hi

My name is Bonnie

The construction of my house was going on in Toronto. When each stage of the construction got over, there was a lot of junk unwanted materials leftover. All these unwanted materials were piled up as junk in our garage. The garage was so full that there was no space to store the construction materials. I was also finding it difficult to dispose of it during this pandemic crisis. So I did thorough research to find out solutions to dispose of this junk. I also took the opinion of my friends and relatives, asking them for suggestions. Finally, one of my friends suggested hiring a junk removal company. So I approached a junk removal company nearby and told them about my needs and requirements. They arrived the next day and hauled the entire junk away. I was so astonished as the garage was looking more spacious, and we were able to store all our construction materials inside the garage. What's your opinion about hiring a junk removal company in such situations?

Thanks
08-14-2020, 06:27 AM
Smf-retired-user-0043

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Originally Posted by bonnierichards9519

Hi

My name is Bonnie

The construction of my house was going on in Toronto. When each stage of the construction got over, there was a lot of junk unwanted materials leftover. All these unwanted materials were piled up as junk in our garage. The garage was so full that there was no space to store the construction materials. I was also finding it difficult to dispose of it during this pandemic crisis. So I did thorough research to find out solutions to dispose of this junk. I also took the opinion of my friends and relatives, asking them for suggestions. Finally, one of my friends suggested hiring a junk removal company. So I approached a junk removal company nearby and told them about my needs and requirements. They arrived the next day and hauled the entire junk away. I was so astonished as the garage was looking more spacious, and we were able to store all our construction materials inside the garage. What's your opinion about hiring a junk removal company in such situations?

Thanks

Only deal with a company that's fully insured and bonded.

We don't need another Tim Bosma incident.

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08-14-2020, 06:38 AM
Smf-retired-user-0043

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Originally Posted by bonnierichards9519

Hi

My name is Bonnie

The construction of my house was going on in Toronto. When each stage of the construction got over, there was a lot of junk unwanted materials leftover. All these unwanted materials were piled up as junk in our garage. The garage was so full that there was no space to store the construction materials. I was also finding it difficult to dispose of it during this pandemic crisis. So I did thorough research to find out solutions to dispose of this junk. I also took the opinion of my friends and relatives, asking them for suggestions. Finally, one of my friends suggested hiring a junk removal company. So I approached a junk removal company nearby and told them about my needs and requirements. They arrived the next day and hauled the entire junk away. I was so astonished as the garage was looking more spacious, and we were able to store all our construction materials inside the garage. What's your opinion about hiring a junk removal company in such situations?

Thanks

Drywall board is classified as hazardous waste, disposal costs are exorbitant. Hope yours did not end up on some vacant lot

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08-14-2020, 08:35 AM
scrapGAME

i hauled junk for about 10 yrs ... i would always try to avoid the construction loads ... only real way to make money was to charge a high price cause its mainly all wood , stucco , trash .... im hearing that the price of wood is going up so the wood could probably be salvageable for a free pick up ( at least the stuff thats still usable )