JDog in the News – Page 10

With more guests stopping by during the holiday season, maybe you’re wanting to clean up around the house or tackle a few small projects, and we have just the team to help you! JDog Junk Removal & Hauling provides eco-friendly, residential and commercial services across our community to haul away old items of all kinds. This Veteran run and welcomed business is offering a special discount just for our GDC viewers, you’ll get 10% off any junk removal service and 25-dollars off a dumpster rental.

After eight years in the Army, Joshua Schaefer’s dream of being a business owner came true with the opening a company that allows him to create jobs for veterans while helping to tidy up the community.

Several new businesses have opened or are coming soon to the Pflugerville and Hutto areas. The following non-comprehensive list includes eateries, a bar and a department store.

Retired Sergeant Major Jason Green, a JDog Junk Removal & Hauling franchise owner in Pittsburgh, spent 24 years as a Marine. After retiring, like many Veterans, he wasn’t quite sure where to go next. Green spent time in college, worked at a Veteran-focused nonprofit and started a small business through Amazon before finding JDog.

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JDog Junk Removal & Hauling Columbia is a top-rated junk removal company. In a recent update, they outlined why choosing experts for junk removal is an excellent idea.

When Antonio Vicens joined the Navy right out of high school, it was mainly out of necessity. But 20 years later, he is grateful for his time in the military because it gave him opportunities for a successful future that he might not have had otherwise. Part of that successful future for Vicens is opening JDog Junk Removal and Hauling in Camden and Glynn counties.

NORTH COVENTRY — When Kyle Lepkowski left the Marine Corps in 2011, he wasn’t quite sure what he wanted to do with the next chapter of his life. He had joined the military in search of adventure — which he found during two tours in Afghanistan.

Local Air Force Veteran and Army firefighter Brandon Ouellette is using his military experience to open and grow his business in the community. In 2021, Ouellette opened his own junk removal company but soon discovered JDog, the Veteran-centric junk removal and hauling franchise, and couldn’t wait to join its network.

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