How would you define Junk? Trash?

This is a difficult question to answer. One full of emotion. One full of variables. One full of “What If’s.”

The bottom line is that people, you and I, don’t want to think of the items we have squirreled away in some box, tucked away in the bowels of a storage space in the basement as junk or trash. That box is full of memories, good intentions, and useful stuff. However ask your kids, if they want their report card from the first grade they’d be willing to have you placed in a mental institution. Not to mention how they would react if you offered to give them that framed paint by numbers light house.

For others, that old ash tray can still be used, even though no one in your family smokes. The musty volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica was once a wealth of knowledge and information has been replaced by a Google search. No one wants those 20 year old AAA road maps and atlases that fill a box.

 These are a few examples of the kind of STUFF people save, not willing to throw away. This however is a good example of the junk and trash that we find every day at a customer’s house. Sure there are many memories attached to these things. The truth of the matter is that these memories have been tied up inside of a box tucked into the far corner of your basement, left unnoticed or unopen for years.

The AC Trash Hauling Team often refers to this items as “Unwanted Treasures”. Good once, memory filled, but now just clutter and junk, AKA “Unwanted Treasures”.

We are here to help you reduce the amount of stuff and to bring peace and comfort to your family. Oh did we mention that we have also freed up space, perhaps eliminated the need for a storage unit?

Yeah admitting that those long tucked away treasures are indeed junk is a tough first step. How can we help you along the way?