Junk King Opens in Macomb County Under Local Army Veteran's Leadership

A Macomb County native, Fontana brings a diverse background in military service, entrepreneurship and technology to his new business.

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Junk King Opens in Macomb County Under Local Army Veteran's Leadership

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Junk King has opened a new location in Macomb County under the leadership of local Army veteran Fontana. The location will provide professional junk removal services for residential and commercial customers.

A Macomb County native, Fontana brings a diverse background in military service, entrepreneurship and technology to his new business. After serving as an intelligence analyst in the U.S. Army, he built a successful home improvement company before earning bachelor's and master's degrees in cybersecurity. Most recently, he spent six years at Amazon developing global security programs before deciding to return to his entrepreneurial roots and build a business serving the community where he grew up.

"We're building more than a junk removal company," said Fontana. "Our goal is to become a business that homeowners and businesses feel comfortable inviting into their lives. That means showing up when we say we will, providing transparent pricing, treating every customer with respect and leaving every space better than we found it. Earning trust will always be our highest priority."

Junk King Macomb County will provide professional, full-service junk removal for residential and commercial customers, handling everything from single-item pickups and garage cleanouts to estate cleanouts, renovation debris and large-scale property cleanups. Fontana also plans to establish partnerships with local charities to donate usable items whenever possible, while supporting a commitment to recycling and keeping materials out of landfills.

With trucks that are 20 percent larger than the industry standard, free no-obligation estimates and easy online booking, the service provides fast, reliable junk removal for a wide range of needs, including single-item pickups, estate cleanouts, garage and attic cleanouts, business debris removal and renovation projects.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on September 22, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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