Trash and Stash Junk Removal Press & News
Don't take our word for it. Learn more about what we're doing to reimagine and ultimately redefine junk removal.
As you’ve probably noticed… our approach is a little different. Maybe even a little old fashioned. But also new school. It’s interesting. Providing exceptional customer service. Prioritizing our local Fort Mill community. And thinking in environmentally & socially responsible ways is noteworthy.
Here’s what we’re doing & what they’re saying about it.
Profits and Purpose: Growth, B Corp Certification and What Five Years in Business Taught Me
I joined the Down 2 Business Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about starting Trash & Stash, our B Corp certification, and the year we grew revenue 40%—and made less money. We got into what that taught me about the difference between growth and profitability, building a small team, and what "enough" actually looks like for a business like ours. [LISTEN HERE]
Why Is It So Hard to Let Go of Our Stuff?
Most people think decluttering is just about throwing away old boxes and organizing a closet. But what about the invisible stuff: the mental noise, burnout, and habits keeping you stuck in survival mode? I recently sat down with Heather Clark on Declutter for Change (EP 067) to dive into what it actually takes to clear out the noise from your mind, body, soul, and home. [LISTEN HERE]
Landfill Diversion w/ Trash & Stash CEO Cameron Ungar
Cameron Ungar joined Grounded in Maine for a conversation about the unexpected humanity behind junk removal and what it means to treat “junk” as a verb, not a noun. He shares how Trash & Stash’s B Corp certification shapes everything from employee incentives and reuse to giving back, while exploring why simplifying our homes can be an act of rebellion against a culture of constant consumption. The conversation also explores the patience and empathy required to help people let go—and how small, consistent choices can create meaningful environmental and human impact. [READ MORE]
The Hidden Psychology of Stuff: Why Letting Go Changes More Than Your Home
What does your clutter say about you? More than you might think. In this episode of The Wisdom Transfer, Cameron Ungar shares why our relationship with possessions goes far beyond organization—and how letting go of physical clutter can create emotional freedom. [LISTEN HERE]
See which Charlotte- are Agengies & Businesses were Awarded for Advancing Sustainability
Proud to be among the winners in the 2025 Sustain Charlotte Awards. The awards honor individuals, businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, and projects that are advancing sustainability and equity throughout the Charlotte region. [READ MORE]
Nature's Guide to Decluttering
Joined Pasha Paroh again for another creative & thought provoking conversation where we ask what if the process of decluttering and reclaiming your space mirrored the natural cycles of a forest? What's the psychological journey from an empty home to a cluttered one, the mental health implications of clutter, and how decluttering services can help restore balance and peace of mind. [READ MORE]
Scrapping Old Ideas: A new way to handle waste and clutter
Just had the pleasure of joining Pasha Paroh for a livestream/podcast, and wow—what a challenging and thought-provoking conversation! We dove deep into rethinking the way we handle waste and junk, tackling topics like waste diversion, the circular economy, and what it really means to be a B Corp in the junk removal industry. [READ MORE]
Cameron Ungar Talks Junk Removal, Environmental Responsibility and B- Corp Certification on “About Your House” Radio Show
Cameron Ungar, the owner of Trash and Stash Junk Removal, recently appeared on the “About Your House” radio show, hosted by Ray Terry, to delve into the junk removal industry, the significance of environmental responsibility, and Trash and Stash’s distinction as the sole B-Corp certified junk removal company in the United States. [READ MORE]
Trash & Stash Announces Community Partnership with Isabella Santos Foundation
Decluttering lives can help save young lives too. Fort Mill-based junk removal start-up Trash & Stash announces that its 2nd Life Program is benefiting the Isabella Santos Foundation (ISF), a local nonprofit organization... [READ MORE]
Trash & Stash Featured on Real Estate Podcast
Trash and Stash VP, Chase Waychoff joins Laura Moreno on The First Time Home Buying Podcast. They discuss junk removal, moving help & Chase's own experience buying his first home. [READ MORE]
Toss or Keep? How to Downsize Your Belongings and Simplify Your Life
There are countless benefits to living with less. Reduced stress, better sleep, and increased productivity, just to name a few. The hardest part, however, is knowing how to downsize your belongings without allowing the dreaded guilt to derail your efforts. [READ MORE]
TRASH & STASH: One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Business Opportunity.
Cameron Ungar and his wife took a leap of faith when they uprooted their family from the West Coast to the Carolinas where he ultimately landed a position as guest services manager at the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, N.C.... [READ MORE]
Trash & Stash Joins reSupply Network for Win-Win Partnership
Junk removal and microstorage start-up Trash & Stash is pleased to announce its new partnership with reSupply, a veteran-owned and operated tech service that facilitates pickup of goods donated to local charities. [READ MORE]
Trash & Stash Announces Community Partnership with Isabella Santos Foundation
Decluttering lives can help save young lives too. No alt text provided for this image Fort Mill-based junk removal start-up Trash & Stash is pleased to announce that its 2nd Life Program is benefiting the Isabella Santos Foundation (ISF)... [READ MORE]
Trash and Stash: One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Business Opportunity
Cameron Ungar and his wife took a leap of faith when they uprooted their family from the West Coast to the Carolinas where he ultimately landed a position as guest services manager at the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, N.C.... [READ MORE]
Talkin' Trash Monthly Newsletter Archives
We put out a monthly newsletter. It’s full of tips, news, advice and deals. We think we have interesting things to say. Things that are curious. Helpful. Funny (maybe).
And… sometimes… we even say things that will save YOU time and money. These are the things you’ll find in our monthly newsletter, Talkin’ Trash. Get current and past issues here.