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ABOUT US

Who are the Local Teens removing your Junk?

Learn about us

HOW IT ALL STARTED

Two brothers, one idea, and an old pickup truck. What began with hustling after school has grown into a business built on hard work, community, and opportunity. Today, Junk Teens runs multiple trucks, employs local youth, and keeps neighborhoods clean proving that big things can start small.

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Kirk Jr. McKinney

22 year old Senior at Babson College

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Jacob McKinney

20 year old Sophomore at Babson College

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Kirk Jr. McKinney

21 year old Junior at Babson College

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Jacob McKinney

19 year old Freshman at Babson College

CREW HIGHLIGHTS

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Charlie

With 5 years on the team, Charlie is our second full-time employee ever. He manages donations and new hires while bringing unmatched expertise in junk removal.

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Dylan

Our first full-time employee and current Cape Cod Manager, Dylan has 5 years of experience leading crews, planning team activities, and ensuring smooth operations.

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Colin

With 4 years on the team, Colin manages all operations, oversees scheduling, and keeps every project running efficiently from start to finish.

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Noah

With 2 years on the team, Noah helps bridge field work, operations, and technology, keeping crews organized and projects running efficiently.

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MEET COLIN

Colin joined Junk Teens back in high school, taking after-school shifts with friends just to make some extra money. But what started as a side job quickly became something more. He learned the ropes fast by mastering truck loading, team coordination, and efficient recycling.

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Now, after a few years of hard work, Colin runs the show. As Operations Lead, he schedules crews, trains new hires, and makes sure every job gets done right. His journey from student to full-time manager shows what Junk Teens is all about: growth, grit, and giving young people real-world skills.

4 years

on the team

2000+

jobs managed

24

trained members

OUR STORY

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THE ROOTS

Growing up, my brother and I watched our parents build their company McKinney Brothers Tree Service. A local tree service still around to this day. Everyday they showed us what it's like to work hard, build a team, and follow our dreams.

THE SPARK

When I (Kirk) turned 17, I was working at the local Needham Roche Brothers store. I road my bike one day to a dump near my house, and realized how much good stuff people were just throwing away. I began to collect speakers and other junk from the dump and bring it home. 

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THE HUSTLE

My bedroom started to look like a hoarders house, and my mom told me I had to take everything out and clean it up. So I started selling the equipment on Facebook marketplace, while also exploring junk removal with some workers at the dump to find more things to sell!

THE IDEA

That’s when I called my little brother to see if he wanted to start our own junk removal company together. We went in 50/50 on a truck and started doing junk removal jobs around our community.

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​THE FIRST HIRE

The jobs kept getting bigger and bigger, so we purchased our first dump truck and hired our first employee (a friend from high school!).

THE GRIND

From that point on, we spent our time everyday after school and our summers focused on building Junk Teens to help the community stay clean and provide opportunities to our generation to get work experience while building a great team!

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THE WAREHOUSE

We even rented out a warehouse to store all of the items we collected and have a dedicated area where we could save items to donate and repurpose!

WHERE WE ARE NOW

Now, 5 years later, Junk Teens has 30 employees, 8 dump trucks, and a warehouse. All thanks to the amazing community that has supported us along the way.

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