"As you look at hauling companies, especially if you're dealing with a
hoarder who will not throw things out but may consent to giving to
charity/recycling, y'all might be interested to know that there is a
new breed of hauling business. Some companies are willing to do a
hybrid run to a charity AND to the dump. Here in the DC area, there
is a local company called Junk In The Trunk.
They're billing
themselves as an environmentally friendly trash hauler - they'll come
clean out a garage and take furniture to Salvation Army, building
materials and tools to the home improvement thrift store where I
work, and computers to an electronics recycler. I have heard that
some franchises of 1-800-Got-Junk will do this, but not all."
Companies/National Franchises (RE: check your local paper, Craig's list & post on Freecycle too):
"As you look at hauling companies, especially if you're dealing with a
hoarder who will not throw things out but may consent to giving to
charity/recycling, y'all might be interested to know that there is a
new breed of hauling business. Some companies are willing to do a
hybrid run to a charity AND to the dump. Here in the DC area, there
is a local company called Junk In The Trunk.
