You might wonder why you should pay a third party to remove your furniture and appliances, when you may be able to manage it yourself. First, take into account the money you’ll spend on dumping fees or overnight dumpster rental fees if you go the DIY route. Depending on how many items you need to get rid of, these costs may shock you. Next, it’s important to consider the protection that a professionally licensed junk removal contractor can offer. If you cause damage to your home or business while attempting DIY junk removal, you may regret not hiring a well-trained junk removal team with an insurance policy to protect your investment against those errors. If your property is difficult to navigate due to steep staircases, tight corners, and other limitations, or you need heavy items removed, leaving it to the professionals will keep you and your property safe from harm.