Atlanta Dumpster Rental Company Haul Masters Celebrates 12 Years of Business

Atlanta trash removal company Haul Masters celebrates its 12th anniversary.

2012-02-29

ATLANTA, GA, February 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) This February, Atlanta dumpster rental company Haul Masters celebrates its twelfth year in business. The best in Atlanta full service junk removal and Southeast dumpster rentals, Haul Masters looks forward to many more years of meeting the Southeast's trash removal needs.

"We're thrilled to be celebrating twelve years in the trash removal industry," says Haul Masters owner Chris Tavormina. "Twelve years ago, we were just a little startup with big dreams, but we've grown and evolved to become the efficient, service-oriented company you see today."

Local to Atlanta and family owned, Haul Masters' success has come from the energy they put towards caring for every customer's needs. Their emphasis on on-time service from friendly local employees has helped them to receive a Better Business Bureau rating of "A" and many loyal customers.

Haul Masters offers roll-off dumpster rental in Atlanta, Birmingham, Chattanooga and Greenville. They are able to provide the right dumpster for your requirements because they offer a wide variety of sizes.

In the Atlanta area, Haul Masters also provides full service junk removal. Atlanta junk removal is ideal for cleaning out basements and garages, appliance removal, forclosure and renter cleanouts and more.

To learn more about the services Haul Masters offers, please visit http://www.junkgone.com.

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Caity Cogdell
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