Junk Removal Laurel

  1. The Art of the “Fall Cleaning”

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    Spring cleaning, spring cleaning, spring cleaning. Everywhere you go, you hear about the benefits of spring cleaning, its symbolic alignment with spring renewal and change, and its impact on your home and your family. But what if all of that junk can’t wait until spring? What if you need to purge your home of junk right now? If you’re sick of your junk already, it’s time for a classic “fal…Read More

  2. Things You Buy, Then Never Use

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    As the Laurel junk removal experts, Spartan Junk Removal knows a thing or two about junk removal. We remove junk like it’s our job—because it is our job. But what kinds of junk are we removing on a day-to-day basis? What are people buying and then not needing all of a sudden? In this blog, we’ll take a look at the most common items that are considered junk—in other words, the things people…Read More

  3. Garage Ideas That Will BLOW YOUR MIND

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    If you’re like most folks, your garage is packed to the brim with cardboard boxes, old sporting equipment, dead moths, and dust. What was once an empty space with endless possibilities is now a 300 square-foot dumpster for all of your unwanted furniture and home goods—a space that is more embarrassing than useful. Imagine what you could do with your garage if it weren’t filled to the brim wi…Read More

  4. Working with a Loved One Who Hoards – Part 1

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    Hoarding is a mental health condition that, at its mildest, can create an uncomfortable living situation, and at its worst, without proper junk removal, can make a hazardous living area. It often leads to losing friends and family, so these people are in need of help and special care. While only 5 percent of the population hoards, only about 15 percent of those people recognize that their behavior…Read More