by Sean | Jul 10, 2020 | Best Junk Removal In Ottawa, Best Junk Removal Kingston, Blog, Helpful Tips, Junk Removal, Moving, Ottawa
Are you getting ready to move soon? Moving is a carefree, easy process that involves no stress at all – said pretty much nobody ever. Of course, moving is one of the most stressful things we’ll ever do in life. From the organizing and packing to the actual move itself... 
by Sean | Jun 12, 2020 | Best Junk Removal In Ottawa, Blog, E-Waste, Garbage Removal, Helpful Tips, Junk Removal, Ottawa, Recycling
Thinking about getting rid of a large volume of old junk? If you’re looking at the Ottawa dump as a means of doing so, there are some important things to consider. This includes the type(s) of waste you’ll be dropping off; the volume of junk you’re getting rid of;... by Capital Junk | Apr 22, 2020 | Charity and Volunteer, Junk Removal
Capital Junk Ottawa Food Bank Fundraiser To help the Ottawa Food Bank cope with the increased pressure arising from COVID-19, Capital Junk has decided to help the food bank raise some funds and try to help keep the shelves full of food. Capital Junk typically... 
by Sean | Apr 15, 2020 | Blog, Decluttering, Junk Removal
With spring upon us, now is a great time to take on a decluttering project. If you’re reading this whilst the COVID-19 Stay at Home measures are in place, you’ve got even more time on your hands, and you’re at home anyway. Why not make your home a more attractive and... by Capital Junk | Mar 28, 2020 | Junk Removal, Moving, Ottawa
Capital Junk COVID-19 update: Capital Junk continues to operate during the COVID-19 outbreak with modified hours and some exceptions. We will not be servicing customers in apartment buildings, senior homes, or long term care facilities for the time being. For the... 
by Sean | Mar 11, 2020 | Best Junk Removal In Ottawa, Best Junk Removal Kingston, Blog, Decluttering, Garbage Removal, Junk Removal
Do you know someone who is a hoarder? If you’ve ever been a home that was overwhelmed with hoarding, you know the toll it can take not only on the house but on the people who live in it. Even seeing hoarding news stories, documentaries or reality shows on TV is enough...
