Junk Removal in Lake Hamilton, FL

Lake Hamilton was incorporated in 1924 and still has about 1,500 people, which tells you most of what you need to know. US-27 runs through town and bends around the east shore of the lake the town is named for. The Dundee Citrus Growers Association has a packing operation here, and citrus is still the backdrop even as new rooftops appear along the highway.

The housing is the old ridge mix: mid-century block homes on generous lots, lakefront places that have been in one family for decades, and rural parcels with a barn, a boat and a burn pile. Town leaders have been open about wanting residential growth to bring some commercial tax base, so a few new subdivisions have started to fill in along US-27.

What the work looks like in Lake Hamilton

Estate cleanouts are the main call. A lakefront house that hasn't changed hands since the 1970s comes with a full attic, a full garage and a dock's worth of gear. Rob's crew sorts what can be donated, loads the rest, and hauls it in one or two trailer loads.

Brush is the other one. Big lots mean big oaks and old citrus that come down in storms or get cleared when a lot is sold. For a pile the crew can load by hand, it's a trailer job. For a fence line of downed trees, Rob brings the skid steer with the grapple.