Core Values Are Principles To Help Us Guide Our Behavior, To Help Us Make Decisions, And To Provide A Moral Compass For Our Employees And The Company. We Have 5 Core Values At G.I. Junk Removal

Integrity

Respect

Exceptional Service

Mission First

Compassionate Approach

Integrity

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Respect

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Exceptional Service

Every Employee Goes Above And Beyond What Our Customers Expect Out Of Typical Customer Service Interactions. We Always Go The Extra Mile To Show The Customer Our Compassion And Respect For Them, Their Homes Or Businesses, And Their Property.

Mission First

Mission First Means That We Always the Put The Job First. Whether You Are Doing A Simple Couch Removal Or A Big, Complex Commercial Clean Out Project We Always Give 100% Focus And Dedication To The Task At Hand. We Work Quickly, Efficiently, And Respectfully. Every Time!

Compassionate Approach

Compassionate Approach Means We Treat Our Customers With Care, Kindness, And Compassion No Matter What The Job.

We Enter Into People’s Most Sacred Spaces- Their Private Homes To Dispose Of Items That May Have Incredible Sentimental Value To The Customer-Even If It Looks Like “Junk” On The Outside.

Whether We Are Doing A Simple Couch Pick Up Or Doing A Large Hoarder Clean Up, We Never Pass Judgment On Our Customers Or Their Situations. No Matter How Big The Mess Or The Reason For It, We Always Act With Compassion.

You can take our word for it, but…

Our Customers Say It Best!

We Come To You!

Location & Hours

Just Give Us A Call And We’ll Meet You At Your Location Throughout The Portland Metro Area And In Salem.

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Questions? We Have Answers.

Junk removal services can typically remove a wide range of items, including old furniture, appliances, electronics, mattresses, yard waste, construction debris, and general household clutter. However, hazardous materials, such as chemicals, paints, and asbestos, are usually not accepted. It’s best to check with the specific junk removal company to confirm their accepted items list.

The cost of junk removal can vary based on factors such as the volume of items, the type of junk, your location, and the company you choose. Most companies offer free quotes after assessing the items you need to have removed. Generally, pricing can be a flat fee for a certain amount of junk or based on the amount of space your items take up in the truck.

Yes, many junk removal companies prioritize recycling. They will sort through the items and salvage whatever can be recycled or donated. Items like metal, paper, cardboard, and certain electronics can often be recycled, helping to reduce the environmental impact of junk disposal.

To make the process smoother, you can begin by sorting and organizing your items. Clear a path to the items you want to remove so the crew can access them easily. If you have large items like furniture, disassembling them beforehand can save time. Also, be sure to communicate any specific instructions or concerns you have with the junk removal company before they arrive.

In most cases, you don’t necessarily need to be present during the junk removal, especially if you’ve provided clear instructions and access to the items. However, if you have specific items that you want to ensure are removed or if you’re concerned about potential issues, it’s a good idea to be available or have a representative present to oversee the process.

After collecting the junk, reputable removal companies will follow an eco-friendly approach. They’ll sort through the items, separating those that can be recycled, donated, or disposed of properly. Recyclable materials are taken to recycling centers, while items in good condition may be donated to charities. Only non-recyclable and non-donatable items will be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.