junk removal sammamish: Busby Junk Removal History and legacy 1-877-404-JUNK(5865)
- 10/11/08 03:14 AM
Busby Busby’s history can be traced back to the early 1900’s. Busby, Inc. was originally started by a man by the name of Alvin C. Busby. In 1912 Alvin moved his blacksmith shop to Ellensburg, Washington from Bakersfield, California. He continued his work shoeing horses, repairing and producing farm tools, and installing rims on buggy wheels. In time Alvin’s son, Alvin Glenn Busby, joined the family business. He helped diversify it into the manufacture of automatic coal stokers as they continued to do farm repair. In 1952 Gene Busby, Alvin C. Busby’s grandson, was apprenticed into the business. Business continued to … (0 comments)
junk removal sammamish: Seattle junk removal, hauling and recycling
- 10/10/08 02:48 AM
Seattle junk removal, hauling and recycling Junk pick up | Salvage | Garbage | Topsoil | Appliances | E-waste | Hazardous | Transfer Station The Complete Junk Removal Service: Pick Up, clean up and haul in Seattle Seattle junk removal: Do you need commercial or residential junk removed from your house, office, storage center or property? You can have it hauled away from your Seattle location with Busby Junk Removal. If you have unwanted items that must be picked up, removed and recycled responsibly call the busy bees. If you are in need of old furniture removal, mattress removal, appliance … (1 comments)
Busby [Buzz - bee] Junk Removal is a commercial, residential junk pick up and recycling service. We remove and haul rubbish in King County, Snohomish County, and Pierce County. We recycle up to 80% of what we take, E-waste, paper, plastic, Metal, wood, dirt, concrete, bricks, tile, yard waste, Farm manure etc...
Busby Busby’s history can be traced back to the early 1900’s. Busby, Inc. was originally started by a man by the name of Alvin C. Busby. In 1912 Alvin moved his blacksmith shop to Ellensburg, Washington from Bakersfield, California. He continued his work shoeing horses, repairing and producing farm tools, and installing rims on buggy wheels. In time Alvin’s son, Alvin Glenn Busby, joined the family business. He helped diversify it into the manufacture of automatic coal stokers as they continued to do farm repair. In 1952 Gene Busby, Alvin C. Busby’s grandson, was apprenticed into the business. Business continued to … (0 comments)
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