Michael Iliff Joins Trash and Stash to Bolster Commercial Junk Removal Sales Team By: Cameron Ungar I’m like… really excited to make this announcement! The Trash and Stash team is growing. Any time we bring on someone new, we’re pumped. But in this case, the someone new, is an old friend. Michael Iliff has come …
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Trash & Stash will no longer be doing moves requiring transport. We will still offer in- house moves, furniture rearranging & truck loading.
Trash and Stash the Teen Years. Holiday Special. Happy Holidays! A Holiday Greeting & Year- End Wrap Up. Thank you and happy holidays. Sincerely. Thanks. I don’t do corporate holiday cards, so don’t take it personally that you didn’t get one from me. The reason I don’t send out generic cards is because it feels …
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Feeling Good in the Neighborhood Trash and Stash Earns Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite Honors in Fort Mill, SC “Won’t you be, won’t you be, won’t you be our neighbor?” We’re not exactly Mister Rogers, but for the second year in a row, Trash & Stash has been voted a Neighborhood Favorite in Nextdoor’s annual celebration of …
We hauled off all this junk and all we got was this dumb blog. We’re lucky. We have a kind and generous customer base and an awesome team. Every once in while though, we get a stinker of a job. Today, we got a stinker. Now… I’m not writing this to blast or shame anybody. …
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What Makes Trash and Stash Different from Other Junk Removal Services? Trash and Stash solves stuff problems in 3 ways. Junk removal Moving help Microstorage That’s only part of the story though. We do things different. Well… more than different. We focus on 3 key principles. Authenticity, involvement and attention. Here’s what we mean… 1st …
In my brief car sales career, I learned the saying, “go slow to go fast.” And that’s become a goal of mine as we continue to scale up operations. Be patient. Be truthful about our capacity and prioritize each individual service experience above all else.
5 Questions with Chase Waychoff No filter. No Chaser. Chase Waychoff never envisioned it, but he found himself as another millennial taking part in the Great Resignation. But don’t get your feathers ruffled – this 34-year-old South Charlotte resident is not sitting around idly living off the government dole or trying to find himself by …
