At Junk in the Truck, we’re proud to work alongside developers who bring both vision and discipline to their projects. This month, we’re spotlighting Hancock Builders and the owner, Enam Abazi, a Philadelphia-based real estate developer and general contractor. Real estate has always been part of Enam’s life. After…
At Junk in the Truck, we take pride in working alongside builders and developers who share our commitment to doing things the right way. This month’s spotlight features Brick x Brick Renovations and Broken Ground Properties — two growing companies led by Anthony Gioielli and Gary Farrell. Broken Ground…
Based in Philadelphia, Santuario PHL is known for high-quality finish work and a focus on making each project feel unique. From tile and carpentry to flooring and paint, Santuario PHL approaches each job with discipline and intention rather than relying on repeatable packages. Led by builder Túlio Deleon, Santuario PHL places strong…
When Giappo Design + Build takes on a project, it’s never routine. So when they began their latest project, they needed a demolition and cleanout partner who could match their precision and attention to detail. They chose Junk in the Truck, not just for the equipment or manpower, but for a…
Angel Oak Construction brings decades of experience to residential development and construction, guided by a clear and disciplined philosophy: quality comes first. Rather than producing homes at volume, the team focuses on thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and details that set each build apart. As they often say, long-term success in…
Founded in 2018, Lapstone LLC is a real estate development and general contracting firm based in Philadelphia priding themselves on an experience that is based in integrity, discipline, and executional excellence. Lapstone provides a unique experience by housing both a private real estate investment firm and vertically integrated construction…
Thinking of tearing down a few walls yourself before your renovation starts? It might seem like a fun weekend project (smashing stuff can be satisfying), but demolition isn’t just about swinging a sledgehammer. In fact, doing your own demo can end up costing you more time, money, and stress…