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wife said, This is you ... trucks and junk.’

“I checked it out, went to the Web site, and I thought it was a good fit, too — and I’m working outside. It sure beats construction, where everybody’s always yelling at you. Here, everybody’s happy to see you.”

Galliher said the company can pick up everything from a single piece to multiple truckloads of junk. He said the market in the area is strong.

“We go into a house and do all the work, and here in the D.C. area, there’s an awful lot of junk,” he said.

It costs $100 for the company to pick up and remove the first piece — say, an old couch. Everything after that is priced by volume, ranging from an eighth of a truckload all the way up to a truckload. A halftruckload is $299 and a full truckload is $498.

“The more that you throw out, the more you save,” Galliher said with a laugh.

‘We try to donate the good stuff,” he continued. “I will get one or two good items in a truckload, and I don’t have to pay a dump fee on anything I donate, so there is a financial incentive for me to donate something valuable.”

Galliher’s company will set up a time window in which it

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