【Kita Ward Exclusive】June Campaign: Collect Unused DIY Materials in One Go | Wood, Paint, Hardware, and Unfinished Shelves Accepted | Up to ¥2,000 Discount | Marutto Honpo Junk Removal

Kita Ward is a diverse area with a mix of detached houses, apartments, and condominiums in neighborhoods like Akabane, Jūjō, Ōji, and Tabata, where many residents enjoy DIY projects and weekend carpentry on balconies and in storage sheds. In this community, we often hear, "I bought materials intending to use them, but they’ve just been sitting unused."

Wood planks or 2x4s purchased for shelving, half-used paint or varnish that’s starting to harden, loose hardware and screws scattered in boxes, or an unfinished shelf abandoned mid-assembly—have these DIY materials you once planned to use been occupying your workspace, balcony, or storage shed for months?

Disposing of DIY materials can be challenging: long wood pieces are classified as bulky waste, paint cans with leftover contents can’t be discarded through regular channels, and small hardware requires meticulous sorting. The more items you have, the harder it becomes to start cleaning, and many end up leaving everything as-is.

June marks the rainy season, making outdoor work and painting difficult and increasing the likelihood of interrupted DIY projects. This is also when demand spikes for searches like "DIY material disposal," "wood disposal," "how to discard leftover paint," and "junk removal in Kita Ward." Marutto Honpo is stepping in to meet this seasonal need.

Marutto Honpo (operated by SYSTR Co., Ltd. / Chiyoda City, Tokyo) is launching a limited-time campaign in Kita Ward for the bundled collection of unused DIY materials.

From June 2026, customers who include materials like wood, paint, hardware, or unfinished shelves in their collection will receive up to ¥2,000 off when using a fixed-rate package plan.

This campaign aims to help residents reset their stalled DIY plans and reclaim valuable space on balconies, in storage sheds, and work areas.

✅ Background and Purpose

Kita Ward includes areas such as Akabane, Jūjō, Higashi-Jūjō, Ōji, Shimo, Tabata, and Takanogawa—a mix of housing types from detached homes to apartments. Since the pandemic, with more people spending time at home, interest in DIY activities like building shelves, repairs, and furniture remodeling has grown. However, this has also led to an accumulation of leftover materials in homes.

In particular:

- Wood planks and 2x4s bought for shelving, now leaning unused in corners - Paint, varnish, or caulking stopped mid-use, with leftover contents - Unfinished shelves or DIY furniture left partially assembled

These items are hard to let go of, yet they continue to occupy balconies, storage spaces, and work areas for extended periods.

The rainy season in June brings high humidity and rain, making painting and outdoor DIY projects difficult. Recognizing this as a prime moment when people want to clear out unused materials and reclaim space, we’ve launched this campaign. All collected items will be handled with consideration for reuse and recycling.

✅ Campaign Overview

Campaign Name: Bundled Collection of Unused DIY Materials Campaign (Kita Ward Exclusive)

Duration: June 1, 2026 – June 30, 2026

Eligibility: Customers using a fixed-rate package plan

Discount: Up to ¥2,000 off total collection cost when eligible items are included

Eligible Items: - Wood materials: lumber, 2x4s, plywood, slats, shelf boards, offcuts - Paint and repair materials: paint, varnish, wax, caulking, adhesives - Hardware: hinges, screws, nails, L-brackets, casters, handles - Unfinished DIY furniture: partially assembled shelves, racks, furniture mid-painting - Accessories: drop cloths, sandpaper, brushes, leftover wallpaper, empty material boxes

※ Items requiring special handling, such as paint cans with residue or spray cans, will be assessed for condition before collection.

Note (Keyword): Please mention "Kita Ward Campaign" during your estimate request.

✅ Service Area (All of Kita Ward)

Example Areas:

Akabane, Jūjō, Higashi-Jūjō, Ōji, Ōji-Hommachi, Shimo, Tabata, Takanogawa, Nishigaoka, Nakazato, and all other areas within Kita Ward

Akabane-Nishi, Akabane-Minami, Akabane-dai, Kandagaya, Ukima, Kirigaoka, Kami-Jūjō, Naka-Jūjō, Iwabuchi-chō, Toyoshima, Horifune, Sakae-machi, Shōwa-machi, Higashi-Tabata, Tabata-Shimmachi, Nishigaoka, Kami-Nakazato, and more

※ Service available throughout Kita Ward. If you're in Kita Ward and searching for "junk removal" or "DIY material disposal," feel free to contact us.

✅ Common DIY Cleanup Challenges

- Wood planks or 2x4s bought for shelving remain unused and leaning in storage - Paint, varnish, or caulking is half-used and starting to harden - Leftover hinges, screws, and hardware are scattered in boxes - Unfinished shelves or racks occupy rooms or balconies in incomplete states - Long wood pieces are bulky waste; paint with residue has unclear disposal methods - Worried about safely disposing of power tool batteries or rechargeable batteries - Want to clear out entire DIY projects due to moving or room rearrangement - Wish to collect DIY materials along with other unwanted items in one go

✅ Common DIY Waste Examples

Wood, boards, offcuts

Paint, adhesives, repair materials

Hardware, screws, parts

Unfinished or partially made DIY furniture

Tools, accessories, protective supplies

Detailed List of Collectible Items

Wood, boards, offcuts 2x4s, square lumber, plywood, veneer, laminated wood, slats, shelf boards, cut-off scraps, waste wood, etc.

Paint, adhesives, repair materials Paint, water-based/oil-based paints, varnish, wax, caulking, putty, adhesives, sealers (cans with residue require inspection)

Hardware, screws, parts Hinges, screws, nails, L-brackets, handles, casters, shelf supports, connecting hardware, leftover parts, etc.

Unfinished or partially made DIY furniture Partially assembled shelves, racks, unfinished tables, chests mid-painting, leftover DIY kits, etc.

Tools, accessories, protective supplies Hand tools, brushes, rollers, sandpaper, drop cloths, masking paper, work gloves, leftover wallpaper or cushion flooring, empty material boxes, etc.

✅ Pricing Examples (Fixed-Rate Packages)

Cardboard Box Pack: From ¥3,000 (normally ¥5,000+) → Campaign Price!

Light Truck Pack: From ¥8,000 (normally ¥15,000+) → Campaign Price!

1.5-Ton Truck Pack: From ¥15,000 (normally ¥35,000+) → Campaign Price!

All prices include travel, vehicle, and labor fees—no hidden costs.

✅ Who This Is For

- Households with unused DIY materials bought "for someday use" - Those who started building shelves or racks but never finished - People unsure how to dispose of leftover wood scraps or paint with contents - Those wanting to clear out small leftover hardware like hinges, screws, and brackets - Anyone wanting to free up balcony, storage, or workspace - Those planning to move, rearrange, or renovate and want to clear DIY supplies at once - Residents of Kita Ward looking for junk removal services - Those wanting to collect DIY materials along with other unwanted items in one service

✅ Easy Estimates via LINE!

With Marutto Honpo, you can request an estimate simply by sending photos via LINE.

Even long or numerous items like wood, paint, hardware, or unfinished shelves can be assessed from just one photo, allowing immediate estimation.

Questions like "Can this wood be included?", "Is leftover paint eligible?", or "Can I also send power tool batteries?" can be sent directly via LINE.

Please include the message "I’d like the Kita Ward campaign" to speed up your estimate.

✅ Inquiries and Consultations

📞 Phone: 0120-600-065 (Available 24/7, year-round)

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