How to find our Junk brand codes.

Start with a code, airport name or city

Enter PDX, SEA or BOI, an airport name such as Portland International Airport, or a city such as Seattle. You can also search a brand name such as JunkBOI. The search accepts each airport’s three-letter IATA code and four-letter ICAO identifier: PDX and KPDX return the same Portland profile. If a name does not match, try its code or browse the three brands.

Search the three brand codes

Read each brand’s own explanation

Open JunkPDX for the Portland–Vancouver brand operated by Solely Junk LLC’s own crew. Open JunkSEA for Seattle’s regional name and provider-network development. Open JunkBOI for Boise’s regional name and market development. Each profile has its own company destination and current booking status.

JunkPDX · Portland

JunkSEA · Seattle

JunkBOI · Boise

Understand a listed code’s status

The directory publishes only PDX, SEA and BOI. JunkPDX customer booking is open, subject to pickup-address coverage and current availability. JunkSEA and JunkBOI are developing markets and customer booking is not open yet. Use each brand’s own profile and official website for its next step.

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Use the code system requested by your form

Profiles show IATA and ICAO identifiers together. Airline travel commonly uses the three-letter IATA code, while aviation operations use the four-letter ICAO identifier. Check what your form requests and use the published identifier; do not guess another code by adding or removing a letter.

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If your search has no match

The directory currently publishes 3 brand codes: PDX, SEA and BOI. A missing result means the code is outside this directory’s scope. Browse these three profiles or check PNW coverage separately when your goal is junk removal.

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Use official resources for your trip

Each profile links to the airport’s official website. Where a specific resource has been checked, it also links directly to flight, parking or transportation information. Use those airport resources for current terminal maps, pickup instructions and parking options, and contact your airline about your reservation or flight changes. An identity-check date on a profile describes the review of its name and codes, not current travel conditions.

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Looking for a local Junk brand?

Use Find Junk Removal to search by city, airport code or pickup ZIP. Local brand profiles show their junk-removal booking status and official service websites. An airport reference does not establish pickup coverage; check the local service path for your address and estimate options.

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