Posted on Jan 23, 2016
Local Veteran Brings Junk Removal Franchise To Woodstock | Patch
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JDog Junk Removal & Hauling awards franchises to military veterans, who provide services to residential and commercial customers.
Woodstock, GA -- JDog Junk Removal & Hauling, a rapidly growing national company on a mission to offer business ownership opportunities to veterans and their family members, is now serving residents in Woodstock.
JDog franchisees provide junk removal and hauling services to both residential and commercial customers, delivering service the military way: with respect, integrity and trust.
The new JDog will service Woodstock and the surrounding Cherokee County area, and is owned by veteran and local entrepreneur Jason Meadows.
Woodstock, GA -- JDog Junk Removal & Hauling, a rapidly growing national company on a mission to offer business ownership opportunities to veterans and their family members, is now serving residents in Woodstock.
JDog franchisees provide junk removal and hauling services to both residential and commercial customers, delivering service the military way: with respect, integrity and trust.
The new JDog will service Woodstock and the surrounding Cherokee County area, and is owned by veteran and local entrepreneur Jason Meadows.
Local Veteran Brings Junk Removal Franchise To Woodstock | Patch
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What a Brilliant Idea! All the Courses we were required to take on HAZMAT removal and handling iin the military might come into play. How many of us have been involved in the Supply/Logistics while in the Military. I may be a First Class Cryptologic Technician but I'm quite experienced at putting 35 lbs boxes of Hamburger Patties one on Each Shoulder I did it every Vert Rep. God Forbid someone is cleaning out Great Grandpa's house after he passes and runs across some weapon or ordnance that he brought back from the "Great War" we even have some experience on how to handle that.
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One person's junk is another person's treasure. I read a story not veterans related about a junkyard in Los Angeles. The owner somehow acquired the Jaws prop from the movie. They installed a 25 foot shark in a tree above the entryway of the scrap yard! People have made fortunes hauling and storing stuff. Great post.
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