Started with real local work
Alex Miller founded Solely Junk LLC and operates JunkPDX in the Portland–Vancouver market. The network model comes from quoting jobs, loading trucks, scheduling crews and learning how route density and shared truck capacity can lower costs for customers.
Why build a network?
The goal is a consistent customer experience backed by real independent local businesses—not an open directory and not a shared-lead auction. Providers should be able to see the opportunity and payout before accepting, while customers get one accountable place to book and receive support.
Local names with a shared connection
The local service brands combine Junk + a three-letter airport code: JunkPDX for Portland, JunkSEA for Seattle and JunkBOI for Boise. PDX, SEA and BOI identify their regions using the airport codes for Portland International Airport, Seattle–Tacoma International Airport and Boise Airport. Solely Junk LLC operates the brand system and the PNW Junk Removal Network behind it.
Read about the network and local brands or explore the JUNK + airport-code naming idea. The local service site confirms coverage and customer-booking status.
Talk directly with the team
Questions about provider fit or the launch markets can be sent to providers@pnwjunkremoval.com. If the model makes sense for your business, you can start the provider application.