 The Greenest, Cleanest Junk Removal in the Desert!

Junk King Tucson

At Junk King Tucson, we treat every customer like royalty. As a locally owned, woman-owned, and eco-friendly junk removal company, we’re proud to serve Tucson and surrounding areas — including Oro Valley, Marana, Rita Ranch, Vail, Catalina Foothills, Green Valley, and beyond — with fast, friendly, and professional service you can count on. Our team handles residential and commercial junk removal, from furniture and appliance removal to yard waste, hot tubs, sheds, storage units, and full property cleanouts. Whether you’re tackling a home project, clearing out an office, or helping a client with a move or estate, Junk King does the heavy lifting so you don’t have to. What makes us stand out? 👑 Bigger Trucks, Better Value – Our trucks are 20% larger than the competition, so you get more space for your money. 👑 Same-Day &amp; Next-Day Service – When you’re ready to clean up, we’re ready to roll. 👑 Eco-Friendly Commitment – We recycle, repurpose, and donate as much as possible to keep items out of landfills. 👑 Royal Treatment, Every Time – From your first call to job completion, our courteous, uniformed team ensures a stress-free experience fit for a king (or queen). At Junk King Tucson, we believe a clean space shouldn’t cost you your weekend—or the planet. Call 520-549-5865 or 1-888-888-JUNK (5865) to schedule your royal junk removal experience today.

Pima County

Tuscon Metropolitan Area

Tucson

Arizona

At Junk King Tucson, we treat every customer like royalty. As a locally owned, woman-owned, and eco-friendly junk removal company, we’re proud to...

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New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

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Sunrise Roofers LLC

Sunrise Roofers LLC, Your local roofing experts, has you covered! Our owner Eddie G. brings over 20 years of experience, and is dedicated to providing homes and businesses across Tucson with superior roofing services. From thorough inspections to complete roof replacements, and everything in between, our skilled team ensures quality and durability with every project. We understand the unique challenges of the Arizona climate and deliver reliable solutions with a commitment to safety and customer satisfaction. Trust Sunrise Roofers LLC to protect your investment with craftsmanship you can depend on.

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TUCSON, AZ — University of Arizona will require masks to be worn indoors this fall, where physical distancing isn't possible. Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University will also require face coverings. "We are taking these other measures so the university can remain open," said University of Arizona President Robert Robbins during a Monday morning press conference. He added that the Delta variant poses a serious challenge, but the university can minimize the impact of the variant through mask wearing and getting as many people vaccinated as possible. Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order in June that banned public institutions of higher education from requiring masks, but only if the mask requirement is based on vaccination status. The universities have all made their mask requirements universal, not contingent on vaccination status. During the press conference Dr. Richard Carmona, former U.S. Surgeon General and professor at the the University of Arizona, urged everyone who is eligible to get vaccinated. "The best way for us to stop this virus from mutating and transmitting is for everybody to get vaccinated," he said. Without widespread vaccination, Carmona said, there will eventually be a variant that existing vaccines cannot stop, requiring the development of new vaccines.

TUCSON, AZ — University of Arizona will require masks to be worn indoors this fall, where physical distancing isn't possible. Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University will also require face coverings.

"We are taking these other measures so the university can remain open," said University of Arizona President Robert Robbins during a Monday morning press conference. He added that the Delta variant poses a serious challenge, but the university can minimize the impact of the variant through mask wearing and getting as many people vaccinated as possible.

Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order in June that banned public institutions of higher education from requiring masks, but only if the mask requirement is based on vaccination status. The universities have all made their mask requirements universal, not contingent on vaccination status. During the press conference Dr. Richard Carmona, former U.S. Surgeon General and professor at the the University of Arizona, urged everyone who is eligible to get vaccinated.

"The best way for us to stop this virus from mutating and transmitting is for everybody to get vaccinated," he said. Without widespread vaccination, Carmona said, there will eventually be a variant that existing vaccines cannot stop, requiring the development of new vaccines.