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Good news for the TC Construction company. Last week, the Escondido City Council awarded them a contract worth over a million bucks to repave some public sidewalks. With a million dollars you could certainly buy a lot of cement. What kind of shape are your sidewalks and driveways in. Sure, we own our driveways and have to keep them up but what about the sidewalks in front of your home? Many folks don't realize that some of their property lines extend to the street. That means you're in charge of your sidewalks. Are they cracked? Have tree roots caused them to buckle? It might be time to repave your sidewalks and this could be a perfect DIY project. There are plenty of helpful guides all across the Internet which can help you repave your sidewalk. If it is a small stretch of cement, you could get away with mixing concrete in large bin or wheelbarrow. For bigger amounts, you could rent your own small cement mixer. All it takes is the mix and some water. It's not that complicated. Of course you have to tear up that old concrete first. Once again you can rent a jackhammer to get the job done. As far as tossing out the concrete chunks you'll want to give Junk King North San Diego a call. You're not going to be able to throw away that cement in your trash because of weight restrictions. There are none of those kinds of restrictions with Junk King. Whatever you want to throw out, Junk King will be happy to take off your hands. Along with those chunks of concrete, Junk King can also help you get rid of anything else in your yard like a swing set, BBQ grill, patio furniture, tree branches and shrubs. If you're digging up lawn or tilling soil all of that can be put on the back of the Junk King San Diego truck as well. That same Junk King crew that is cleaning out your yard doesn't have to stop there. They can also go through your home where you can tell them to take out old furniture, broken appliances, outdated e-waste and boxes of rubbish. Once you get Junk King North San Diego started there will be no stopping them! After everything is loaded up on the back of the truck, the crew will be heading out to a recycling center. Yes, even your old concrete can be recycled and reused. In fact, the new cement you're using could have been made from somebody else's sidewalk. Junk King will do whatever it takes to make sure your junk is disposed of in the greenest way possible. They've got a really good eco-friendly track record. That's good news for Escondido and for you!
