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By George Rowand
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Junk. You know you’ve got it.
It’s out of sight in the attic, crammed into that spare closet, cluttering up the basement, making your garage a mess.
You’ve been talking about doing something for a long time, but; admit it, nothing has happened so far. Now what are you going to do about it?
Fortunately, help may be on the way. Rick Galliher rims a local franchise of a company known as “1-800-Got-Junk,” and he’s operating in Fauquier County.
“1-800-Got-Junk is the largest junk removal company in North America,” Galliher said. “Our niche is that we provide the service of physically getting into the house and getting rid of the junk. Customers don’t have to lift a finger except to point to the junk.”
Beats construction
Galliher explained that he decided to get into the junk removal business fairly recently.
“I was in the road construction business for 20 years,” Galliher explained. “I took a year off when our oldest child went to kindergarten, and I was planning on going back, and we saw this opportunity, and my
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