About Us

Like most start-up entrepreneurs, JUNK BE GONE's owners were searching for a way to gain more control over their livelihood as well as their time. Michael Archambault, previously a Lane County Deputy Sheriff and a former Portland police officer, and Lisa Trecroce, once a Pharmacy Technician and RN, wanted to find a creative and low-stress business geared toward helping others. They decided to offer a vital service that brought them in close contact with people: a dispatch removal and disposal service business. In late 2004 they launched JUNK BE GONE in the Eugene-Sprinfield area, and they have been busy making friends and hauling junk ever since. In a community known for creative reuse, pioneering recycling programs and responsible disposal, they believe there is room for proactive and personalized disposal services. JUNK BE GONE will liberate your space, find ways to reuse and recycle your "junk," and truck your refuse to the dump; and you don't have to lift a finger except to dial the phone. If it's your old stuff, someone else's leftover stuff, or perfectly good new stuff you never use, or even what you might call "junk" but another man might call "treasure," it's a job for JUNK BE GONE.