'TREE TOSSING 101': JUNK RELEASES HOLIDAY DISPOSAL TIPS AS AMERICANS BRACE FOR POST-CHRISTMAS WASTE SURGE
To help consumers navigate the post-holiday cleanout safely and sustainably, Junk has released its annual“Tree Tossing 101” guide - complete with expert tips, market-specific recycling information, and an option for homeowners who want everything removed without lifting a finger.
Unlike traditional curbside pickup rules, Junk customers don't need to break down boxes, bundle cardboard, or haul items to the curb. The company removes Christmas trees, boxes, wrapping paper, décor, and general clutter exactly as-is, handling the sorting, loading, and disposal so families can reset their homes with zero stress.
Junk's Essential Tips for Responsible Disposal
DO:
.Strip trees of all lights, ornaments, hooks, tinsel, and stands
.Place trees in an accessible location - driveway, porch, or curb
.Keep trees out of plastic bags where local rules prohibit it
.Schedule pickup early - dry trees are highly flammable
DON'T:
.Don't burn trees (dangerous and often illegal)
.Don't saw trees into pieces unless your city explicitly allows it
.Don't leave anything attached to the tree that could contaminate recycling
Safety reminder: A dry Christmas tree can ignite in seconds. Remove promptly if positioned near heaters, vents, or fireplaces.
What Happens to Trees After Pickup?
After pickup, Junk directs Christmas trees to the most responsible disposal option available in each market - prioritizing recycling, mulching, composting, and agricultural repurposing over landfills. In Texas markets such as Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, trees are delivered to processors like Living Earth and New Earth Mulch & Recycling, where they become mulch, compost, and organic landscaping material for regional use. In Colorado Springs, trees are ground into wood mulch through local recycling programs and community partners, benefiting soil health and municipal landscaping projects.
Whether turned into mulch, compost, bedding, or community landscape material, Junk ensures trees are handled as sustainably as each market allows - reducing landfill waste and giving trees a responsible second life.
Why Responsible Disposal Matters
Holiday waste peaks in the first two weeks of January, contributing significantly to seasonal landfill volume. With its eco-minded approach to tree recycling and junk removal, Junk helps households reduce their environmental footprint while eliminating the stress of post-holiday cleanup.
About Junk
Junk is a leading provider of efficient, eco-friendly junk removal services with locations throughout the United States. Serving both residential and commercial clients, the company is known for its same-day service and a hassle-free experience. Whether helping families declutter, supporting businesses with cleanouts, or managing large-scale projects, Junk makes it easy to declutter. With a focus on responsible disposal that includes donation and recycling, Junk ensures items are handled with care for both people and the planet. Learn more at .
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