Junk Removal in Gwinnett

With its county seat in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County is the second most populous in Georgia. It was formerly a part of adjacent Jackson County until 1818, when it was established and given the name Button Gwinnett in honor of one of the Declaration of Independence signatories. This vibrant and exciting county combines the benefits of living in a big metropolis and the conveniences of the suburbs.

There are several excellent parks in this county, and it offers a wide range of artistic and recreational options. A fantastic park is Gary Pirkle Park. To help keep it cool, it is covered and equipped with fans. Another great park is McDaniel Farm Park. It has been renovated to show a typical farm in Gwinnett County in the 1930s. Two sports teams are situated in Gwinnett County as well.

Why You Should Choose Junk Express?

1. Fast Service: Since we’re in Cumming, we’re in the perfect spot to get to your neighborhood quickly! Same-day and next-day appointments are often available!
2. Friendly Staff: Our crew is professional, courteous, and always friendly. Just show us what needs to go, and we’ll remove it for you safely and quickly!
3. Supporting Local Charities: We donate your usable goods to local charities such as Goodwill of North Georgia, Fur Kids, No Longer Bound, and North Fulton Community Charities.
4. Easy Booking: Easy Booking. Getting started is simple. All you have to do is book now or call (770) 691-0261 to get on the schedule!

Junk Express is a locally-owned and operated junk removal company.
Because we are local, we believe in providing superior junk removal services at affordable prices to our Gwinnett neighbors. After all, don't you want to sit back and watch us remove, haul away, and responsibly dispose of your items?

Junk Express is a locally-owned and operated junk removal company. Because we are local, we believe in providing superior junk removal services at affordable prices to our Gwinnett neighbors. After all, don’t you want to just sit back and watch us remove, haul away and responsibly dispose of your items?