Show Us Your Junk

Show Us Your Junk

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Start your day with the Brad and John show for a chance to win $500 in trash removal from J-Dog Junk Removal and Hauling.

Email a photo of your junk to bradandjohn@kism.com

J-Dog Junk Removal and Hauling is your local junk removal team made up of Veterans and Military family members located right in Bellingham, WA. They are here for you when you are cleaning out the attic, making room in the garage for new ski supplies, and getting rid of an old mattress. J-Dog Removal and Hauling believes they have a responsibility to the environment and our picturesque community, so they strive to donate and recycle what they haul to keep as much of it out of the landfill as possible. J-Dog Junk is ready to serve Whatcom and Skagit Counties with Respect, Integrity, and Trust – the same values they lived by in the Military.

Give them a call today at 844-GET-JDOG

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