Common Loot Junk Removal LLC

Illegal dumpsite cleanup complete! Small video soon to come. The name listed in the original post has nothing to do with the illegal dump. Poor gal hired someone to remove her junk and they did this. Sleezy junk removers are the worst!! Help me find more things like this to help others for free!

A few people have asked me lately, "What's next for your junk removal business?"

I simply want to keep helping others.

I going to continue to grow Common Loot Junk Removal so I can complete more free cleanups for neighbors who simply need a helping hand. Why? Because it was honestly so much fun getting to meet somone just so genuinely happy to get a helping hand. Right now, every paid job helps me toward that mission.

Right now, my primary goal is working towards purchasing a dump trailer to allow me some financial freedom from having to rent a trailer for big free clean ups. After that, I'll be starting the Common Loot Workhorse Project. Ill be working my way towards a dedicated work vehicle that I'm incredibly excited to build for the business. I'm keeping the details a surprise for now, but those of you following along, I think you'll enjoy watching the journey unfold.

I'm also officially looking for the next candidate for a free cleanup. If you know someone who is physically unable, financially struggling, or simply overwhelmed by years of clutter, please send me a private message. I'd love to hear their story.

If you or someone you know needs junk removed, I'd truly appreciate the opportunity to earn your business. Every paid cleanup helps fund the next free one and move my business one step closer to serving even more people.

Let's get to work.

— Josh
Common Loot Junk Removal LLC

It’s finally here.

After weeks of planning, filming, editing, and a whole lot of hard work… the full FREE cleanup video is live on YouTube.

This project was about helping a neighbor reclaim spaces that had become overwhelming over the years. Seeing the transformation at the end made every second worth it.

I just want to genuinely thank everyone who shared the fundraiser, supported the project, encouraged me, or simply followed along. This cleanup would not have happened the way it did without this community.

This is also my very first real cleanup video, so I’d truly appreciate you checking it out, liking, commenting, and sharing it. Every bit of support helps me continue growing this mission and helping more people in need in the future.

We help people in need.

🎥 Watch here:

I Helped A Neighbor Reclaim Her Home - For Free This cleanup was done for a neighbor who simply needed a hand.Over the years, these spaces became overwhelmed with belongings inherited from family, and the ...

Editing is currently in progress. Over 86gb worth of video to go through. Will take me a little bit to comb through it all, but for proof of completion, here's a little sneak peak at the before and after shots!

Here at CLJR, I don't believe in all Common Loot being hauled to the trash. Some Common Loot is Legenday Loot to others. In the case, this week's haul unveiled some really decent shape bicycles that have now been donated to Tumbleweed to help youth in need. More donations for this organization are to come!

It's the final stretch, Lets get to work.

Friday, May 8th is the official day of the free cleanup for our neighbor in need of assistance.

Over the course of the last few weeks, the GoFundMe has reached thousands of people. I just want to say THANK YOU to everyone who has shared, encourage, and supported this project. It truly means so much to me.

No matter where the fundraiser ends up at, I am committed to getting this project done. Our neighbor deserves to have these spaces back from this treacherous Common Loot.

If anyone has been or is currently thinking about donating or sharing, this is the final push. Every little bit helps cover dump fees, fuel, time, and extra hands. Anything beyond that goal will go directly to our neighbor to help kick start some ease of mind.

I will be documenting the entire cleanup with photos and videos to show the impact this makes.

Again, Thank You All for the support.

Lets finish strong... and lets get to work

— Josh
Common Loot Junk Removal LLC

https://www.gofundme.com/f/neighbors-helping-neighbors-a-fresh-start/cl/s?utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp17_ta-amp20_t1&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&lang=en_US&ts=1777229866

Successful weekend for CLJR! Removed a standing freezer from a basement and hauled it up a fairly steep hill, then removed an awesome Loot Pile just full of Common Loot. That pile had a plethora of old leaves, scrap wood, bicycles and a very heavy generator that was no problem to cling press into the back of Wrecker. 3 loads worth of loot GONE in 2.5 hours.

Do YOU have an abundance of Common Loot needed gone? CLJR will get rid of it quick!

First Common Loot removal is in the books! 💪⚔️🛡️

Took 6 hours of straight hauling. The customer had a roll-off dumpster at the ready for me, so it was just a grab and move operation. Started in the garage and then moved down to the basement.

It ended up being an awesome first job and an amazing step forward for Common Loot Junk Removal.

EVERY job like this one will be helping fund free cleanups for people in the community who need a helping hand. Funds from this job are going towards my current community help project, the gofundme with its story are located below:

https://gofund.me/cf058aa07

Right now we are at $150!!!! Only $25 shy for a trailer rental which is a MASSIVE help for me to do the job. After that, funds start helping me hire an extra hand to help with the job.

If you need a hand with a cleanup, feel free to reach out.

-Josh
Common Loot Junk Removal LLC