Junk disposal is often seen as a dirty business, but at Junk to Clear, we’re here to change the industry. Our mission is simple: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
Junk to Clear is a homegrown company dedicated to providing eco-friendly disposal services in Singapore. Whether you’re moving, renting skip bins, clearing storage spaces, or disposing of renovation debris, we take care of your waste in the most sustainable way possible.
Unlike traditional junk removal companies, we prioritize waste recycling over landfill disposal. From furniture disposal to clearing out bulky item disposal, we ensure a responsible and efficient process for homes and businesses.
Founded in 2009 as part of Skap Logistics Pte Ltd, Junk to Clear has grown into a leading name in waste disposal in Singapore. Over the years, we have been recognized for our efforts, achieving prestigious certifications such as:
✔ CaseTrust Accreditation
✔ ISO Certification
✔ BizSafe Recognition
We are proud to be the first disposal company in Singapore to implement paperless invoicing while ensuring the secure disposal of waste. Additionally, we are an active member of the Waste Management & Recycling Association of Singapore (WMRAS).
With the support of our trusted partners, we extract valuable materials from junk for repurposing. The remaining waste is responsibly sent to biofuel plants or recycling centers.
🔄 Recycling: Items like paper, metal, batteries, and glass are recycled to minimize landfill waste.
🎁 Furniture Disposal for a Cause: Usable furniture and household items are donated to families in need, reducing unnecessary waste while supporting the community.
♻ Eco-Friendly Commitment: By working with sustainable disposal partners, we make bulky item disposal more efficient and environmentally responsible.
At Junk to Clear, we believe in reshaping the waste disposal industry while helping Singapore move towards a greener future.
🌍 Find out more about our commitment to responsible junk disposal here: Junk to Clear’s Eco-Friendly Approach.
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