Text Us
When we think of pests that we want nothing to do with, we usually think of cockroaches or ants. However, there is a nasty little pest that has shown up in certain trees around the Cincinnati area which is causing a major headache to city officials, businesses and homeowners alike. We’re talking about the Emerald Ash Borer who loves nothing better than to feast on ash trees. Over at the Woodland Mound Park and Vineyard Golf Course over 800 ash trees are going to be chopped down. That’s because if the Ash Borer gets in there is no turning back.
You can always count on Junk King Cincinnati to clear out your junk and debris from your house or yard, but you might not know that they also offer tree branch removal services. That’s right; if you have trees on your property and their branches are falling off or have already fallen off, give them a call! You won’t need to do any of the heavy lifting or dangerous climbing in order to take care of that problem! Their friendly staff will be able to remove the branches in no time, leaving you with more room in your yard and fewer worries about putting yourself at risk while handling a chainsaw!
What Happens When Junk King Cincinnati Arrives?
Junk King is a professional junk removal service that has been successfully providing dependable and affordable help to homeowners across Cincinnati for years. We are capable of helping with just about any type of junk removal job, no matter how big or small. One thing people often wonder when hiring Junk King to remove debris from their home is what exactly happens when we arrive. Here’s an inside look at what it’s like when Junk King arrives to remove your items.
Once you call Junk King Cincinnati, you’ll be able to relax knowing that professionals are on their way—but what will actually happen once those professionals get there? It all depends on how much stuff you have; larger jobs might require more workers so that everything can be moved as quickly as possible without causing damage or injury. When Junk King first gets there, one of our employees will go through your belongings and make sure we’re keeping track of which ones need removed first. Next, we start working!
Tree branch disposal? You need some muscle and truck space. With Junk King you’ll get both in abundance. Each Junk King crew consists of at least two men with strong backs and knowledge of the proper lifting techniques. Yes, lifting with the legs instead of the back really does matter! As for the truck, you’re guaranteed that it will be able to handle whatever you’re tossing out. If those limbs need to be broken to fit into the truck, the JK Cincinnati crew will handle the job.
Calling Junk King Cincinnati Is Simple and Stress-Free
If you need to remove a downed tree, Junk King Cincinnati will be able to do it fast and with little-to-no hassle. We’ll show up on time and be prepared to work. Once our crew arrives at your home or business, we’ll ask for permission before starting any work. From there, we’ll go about removing branches or entire fallen trees from your property without even damaging what’s left of them. This saves us both time and money since we don’t have to worry about disposing of anything in particular. Finally, as soon as everything is cleared out, we’ll haul away whatever needs hauling off!
After this latest winter storm, there is no telling what shape your trees will be in. Don’t take any chances with fallen limbs. Aside from providing tree branch removal services to customers throughout Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, Junk King can provide same-day junk hauling services on many of their residential junk removal jobs. Let Junk King clear your branches and junk away ASAP!
Do you know what’s up in your attic? Recently, residents were surprised to return home and find their apartment building surrounded by police. It turns out that a 23 year-old-man took refuge up in their attic after trying to escape from police during a routine traffic stop. After jumping out of his car, the suspect found his way into an apartment building where he hid in the attic. There wasn’t much effort to get him down from there.
When you get right down to it, there isn’t a lot you have to do to have a decent pampering session in Cincinnati. Sure you can invest in a trip to a nearby day spa where you’ll be scrubbed, bathed and rubbed to your heart’s content. But you can also accomplish the same kind of soothing without the extravagant expense.
Like the many charitable organizations in Cincinnati, New Life Furniture has a clear mission statement: “We are a furniture bank; we collect gently used furniture, inspect and clean it, and deliver the items directly to the homes of families in need. Many of our clients have recently overcome homelessness, suffered a recent accident or natural disaster or have fled from an abusive situation. In all cases the families we serve are in dire need, but have shown they are working diligently to better their life circumstances. Many live at or below the poverty level, making it difficult, if not impossible, for them to purchase basic items for their homes. It is our hope that we can in some small way ease their burden by providing most of their furniture needs that make a basic living space a home.”
It’s time for a New Year which also means time for New Year’s resolutions. The number one resolution on everyone’s list always seems to be to get into better shape. That is why nearly every gym in the Cincinnati area will experience an uptick in memberships. Knowing this has those same gyms making terrific offers for new members. But it’s not just the lower costs which make joining a gym a proactive choice to improve your health. There are many other benefits of a gym membership.
By the time you read this article, your Christmas tree might have lost some of its luster. Hopefully, you were able to keep it green and fresh throughout the holiday. The trick is keeping that tree stand full of water. Some folks like to add sugar to the water like with floral arrangements. The big issue with a Christmas tree after Christmas is what to do with it.
Compared to the east coast, Cincinnati was spared the brunt of damage from the recent Hurricane Sandy. Yes, there was a lot of rain and some flooding but the damage was minimal. That didn’t mean the folks around here just sat back and let the storm pass them by. They sprang into action. Over at Duke Energy, there were teams standing by to make sure Cincinnati residents wouldn’t be trapped without power. Once that was clear, those teams headed east to help out the repair effort in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. The Matthew 25 Ministries also geared up with food, water and cleaning supplies. When the storm moved on, they moved in. Their 135,000-square-foot warehouse was ready to load trucks within 20 minutes of getting the first call. That’s just how we roll here in Cincinnati.
Do you know where your Freon is? You’re refrigerator is a good source and if you have an air condition unit chances are that will be loaded with Freon as well. For those keeping score, Freon is a cooling agent that is also classified as hazardous chemical. As long as it is kept inside the machine that it’s supposed to be in everything will be alright. It’s when it leaks is there a problem. That’s why you have to dispose of ACs and fridges in a responsible manner. Here in Butler County, locals have an opportunity to do just that… at least for a while.
Around the Cincinnati area there was a 12.5% increase in home sales in August compared to the same time last year. Here’s how the numbers break down: “County real estate agents closed on sales of 388 houses last month, the highest number of sales for the month of August in four years, according to figures provided by the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors. Approximately 345 homes sold in August 2011, 275 in August 2010 and 374 in August 2009.”
Last year at the annual Keep Cincinnati Beautiful clean up day, over 800 volunteers armed themselves with gloves, shovels and trash bags and fanned out across 40 separate locations with one goal: pick up the trash. At the end of the day, that group of dedicated residents managed to collect over six tons of garbage by 7 illegal dumpsites, 15 parks and many other public places. There was on intrepid group who kept a running tally of the cigarette butts they picked up: 1,000. As the cleanup crews made their way through the neighborhoods picking up trash they were followed by the planting crews who dug in and placed over 12,000 daffodil bulbs throughout the city.