Sherry Taylor

The Great Garage Cleanout

Closet Factory and Peggy Woodall have done it yet again! A complete slam dunk with our garage. You can see from the “before” pictures how cluttered our garage was. It is still cluttered, but that’s because we still need to put everything away. That is our project for the weekend! I will post more pictures after it is completely cleaned up and everything is put away.

I also want to give a big shout out to Dixon Disposal. What you didn’t see was all of the garbage, boxes, computers, dish washer and other random appliances that were in our garage that we just needed to get rid of. Dixon Disposal came on Thursday and took it all away. Now I have my yard back. Thank you Dixon Disposal!

And, let’s not forget Advantage Handyman! They painted the garage so that the walls would be nice and clean for Closet Factory to do the install. Thank you Sean and the guys at Advantage Handyman!!!

Overall, I am so pleased with the work that has been done in our garage by Advantage Handyman, Closet Factory and Dixon Disposal. I would recommend any of these businesses to you with no hesitation.

After the weekend and we’ve had a chance to put everything away, I will post more pictures of what the garage will look like from now on minus the clutter!

Closet Factory~ call Peggy www.closetfactory.com or 434-218-1658

Advantage Handyman www.advantagehandy.com or 817-7222

Dixon Disposal www.dixondisposal.com or 434-978-2111

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