After the string of cold-weather holidays has had everyone huddled inside, your home will benefit from spring cleaning. But of all the rooms in your house that need trash removal, the garage might be the most daunting. If your garage is filled with everything from junk to valuable antiques, use the following guide to make sense of all the clutter.

How to Tackle Spring Cleaning in Your Garage

1. Make a Plan

If you try to tackle the whole garage in a weekend, you might be burnt out by Saturday evening. Instead, formulate a step-by-step plan for cleaning out the storage area. If there’s a lot to do, spread it out over a few weeks, and ask friends and family members to pitch in. Delegate each helper to a specific area of the garage, so no one steps on another’s toes.

2. Separate by Category

While all that junk might have fit nicely in your garage at some point, it’s time to get serious about where the items belong. The simplest way to divide your belongings is to separate them into easy-to-see piles: one for keeping, one for trash, and one for selling or donating. When you’re finished, relocate the latter two piles to allow enough room for organizing what will stay.

3. Hire a Trash Removal Company

From broken furniture to outdated electronics, you may have more trash in your garage than you know how to dispose of properly. On the other hand, some items can’t be thrown in landfills, such as electronics containing lithium batteries. To reduce your burden, hire a trash removal company to get unwanted items out of the way safely and properly.

If you’re looking for a skilled trash removal company to help with your spring cleaning project, contact Fly By Nite Disposal of Princeton, WV. Since 1977, they’ve helped residential and commercial customers in the Mercer and southern Raleigh counties get rid of their trash piles with care and efficiency. For more information on their dumpsters and curbside pickup services, visit the website. You can also call (304) 487-1655 to schedule a dumpster rental.