A storage unit, not a garage
This job sits with our garage cleanouts, but the footage shows a self-storage unit stacked with boxes. Same work, different building. The customer wanted one section cleared: the middle part, not all the way to the back.
A day on the job with family
Dany brought his sister along that day, in his words, so she could see what junk removal is about. He told the customer she was welcome to stay inside the unit and organize what was staying while they worked.
As the pile came out, the customer told them to look through it and keep anything they liked. Mixed in with the boxes were stickers and magnets, a pop-up banner and a batch of wireless speakers shaped like coconuts.
Garage or storage unit, the same steps
Whatever building the stuff is in, the steps do not change. Send Dany photos of the pile, or of the section you want gone. He gives you one flat price that covers labor, loading, hauling and disposal.
On the day, the crew confirms where the job starts and stops, loads what goes and leaves what stays. Storage units add one thing to plan for: the facility's gate and access hours, so tell Dany when you can meet him there.
How it ended
The boxes went onto the company flatbed, shown in the photo at the top of this page. The customer paid by card right there and took the receipt by text.
Storage unit or garage, the price works the same way. Text Dany a photo at (754) 249-1015 and get one flat, all-in price that covers loading, hauling and disposal.
“Brung my sister along for the day so she can see what junk removal is about”
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