Construction Debris Removal

Yorba Linda Family Paid More Than $44,000 to Remodel Kitchen, Instead They Received A Demolished Kitchen

Don’t let this be you.

Devastated family in Yorba Linda paid all of their life savings to get their kitchen remodeled, but received a disaster instead.

The family did their research like every other homeowner does. They came across this small business with the name of ‘Time To Remodel’ on the internet. They reviewed it and made sure the contractor was fully licensed and bonded, but it seems like his workers were not. The family of 6 were left with a home with projects half done, and new repairs needed to be fixed on. After the family had experienced many malfunctions going on in the house as the workers started on the kitchen they stopped the project. Kitchen cabinets were not opening right and cardboard pieces were used to elevate breakers in the garage. The workers left Plywood on the kitchen top without adding the proper tile or marble top. It is an unsafe environment for the 4 kids living in this home.

The homeowners tried to come to an agreement with the contractor to get those repairs fixed and finish the job, but they were not able to resolve.

The contractors filed a ‘Mechanics Lien” on their house, in which the contractor is accusing the homeowners for abandoning the job and not pay the rest of the job. This can essentially hurt the entire family because it can result in foreclosure if not paid.

Right now the family has to allow for an inspector to check out the place before any work gets done. Sadly, the family has been living in an unsafe home for the past 3 months due to this project. All kinds of construction debris was left in the home. For this kind of project the family would need a reliable team to haul away the junk.

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Home improvement scams are the top leading scams according to the BBB.org. Don’t let this be you.

Hoarder House Full of Beer Cans Tops [Photos]

A three-bedroom home located in Sanger, Texas, is referred to as ‘beer can hoarding nightmare’, is listed for the reasonably low price of $89,800.  From the exterior the home just looks like a fixer upper, with an overgrown lawn and the desperate need of a paint job.  However, when looking inside the home there was a completely different story to tell, one that included a love for beer and recycling.

The Texas home was completely covered with empty cans of Natural Light beer. To top it off, there were monstrous cobwebs visible in each photo of the interior of the home.

With the median list price in Sanger, Texas being $232,000, the home is definitely a steal but would require a buyer who has a knack for flipping homes and the patience for a serious recycling haul.

This is a perfect job for a junk removal team. The clean -up crew has all the equipment and tools to remove the cans. Not to mention they have the men power to get through all of the rooms.  As for the cans, the junk removal team can dispose it by taking it to a recycling center. This can be traded for cash instead of clutter. This house made so much hype that real estate site realtor.com had an interesting home to top their list of most-clicked homes this week.

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5 tips To Prevent Construction Equipment From Being Stolen

It is a problem when it comes to heavy construction equipment coming up missing. They are not only expensive, but with so much demand it is easy for a thief to get a chance to steal at the job-site. Despite that machines and equipment are so big, stealing them is not a problem to them. Since the business lack the anti-theft or theft protection measures that business owners need to take.

Here are a few tips to reduce the chances of theft and ways to recover stolen property.

Indicate the parts and label them

It is very important that you use an inscription to indicate every part of the equipment, and have a note of these parts. This will not only help you to keep a track of the different parts of the equipment, but also, in case there is a theft, it will make it easier for the investigators to have a note of the part that is missing. Even after finding it, identifying it becomes a lot easier.

Use apps to monitor all activities

In today’s technology you can use ant-theft apps that can be installed in your system. It is super easy to have control and monitor at all times.

Area surveillance

The most known thefts in construction sites have taken place due to the lack of surveillance the business has. It makes it easier for the thieves to steal when there is no surveillance or even when the lights are turned off.

Parking the heavy construction equipment

This is something that many business owners do not keep in mind. When you park your equipment, make sure you park it one after the other. Any possible thief that comes in the lot will find it hard to remove one of the vehicles or machines, without removing the other.

If you follow these easy tips for your junk removal business it will be super easy to keep track of all of your equipment. You will minimize the chances of theft. Anyone that comes in the lot will find themselves are really hard time to steal anything. Reduced theft can alleviate the business for any financial loss.

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Father Recovers Son’s Cellphone at Garbage Dump

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Lost Phone Found

Poor boy in New Jersey had the shock of his life to find his phone after he had lost it in big piles of trash.

Ethan accidentally threw his cellular phone in the garbage at Haddon Township High School on Monday.

Ethan’s father that was many miles away in Philadelphia decided to track the lost phone.

The signal then led the family to the Covanta waste-to-energy facility in Camden.

(Many people nowadays use this method to find their lost phone.)

The poor father had to act fast before this poor boy lost his phone.

He suited up and started digging through the big pile of trash.

He recovered the phone in 30 minutes and it still worked.

Workers were close to dumping the trash into a 50-foot-high (15 meters) and 25-foot deep (7 meters) pile of garbage.

Ethan was very lucky to have found his phone intact.

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