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Jeremy and Anna Evans, and a lot of couches.

A Penticton family business since 2019. The name’s a joke. The work isn’t.

2019 is this way

2019
A man in a mustard shirt loading a cardboard box into the trunk of a teal classic car, with a lamp and a rolled rug already inside

How it started

Jeremy and Anna started Junk In The Trunk in Penticton in 2019 with an idea that still runs the place: one company that takes away what people don’t want, sells what still has life in it, and gives part of the money back to the town.

Moving grew out of that, and today it’s the biggest part of what we do. The junk removal and the thrift store are still here, because they all feed each other.

A yellow Junk In The Trunk truck parked on gravel beside a steel shop, with dry hills and vineyards behind
Inside a warehouse: long steel shelves of boxes, dressers, lamps and chairs, daylight coming through the open roll-up door
Jeremy and Anna Evans, owners of Junk In The Trunk, smiling together
Jeremy and Anna Evans

Who you’ll deal with

The owners. Jeremy takes the calls, books the jobs and works on the crew. If something’s not right, the person who can fix it is the person you’re already talking to.

2022

The first of 14 badges.Gold for Junk Removal, Best of Penticton 2022

Best of Penticton 2022 Gold badge

Gold for Junk Removal every year since.

  1. 2023 Best of Penticton 2023 Gold badge
  2. 2024 Best of Penticton 2024 Gold badge
  3. 2025 Best of Penticton 2025 Gold badge
These are honest reliable people, these days that’s gold! If Jeremy says he’ll be at your place at one o’clock he’ll be there at one! Fair prices, good work and friendly. Highly recommend!
Gail M., on Google May 2025
2026

2026, so far.

WinnerBest Moving CompanyBest of the South Okanagan, Penticton Western News

Gold Best of Penticton, PentictonNow
  • Moving CompanyOur first Gold for it
  • Junk RemovalFive years running
  • Online Store
Best of Penticton 2026 Gold badge
Silver Best of Penticton, PentictonNow
  • Delivery Service
  • Trucking Company
  • Furniture or Home Decor Store
Best of Penticton 2026 Silver badge
Now
Food bank shelves stocked with cans, boxes and pasta beside an open bay door, a person packing a carton in the sun

$17,485

What the food bank gets

Five percent of thrift store sales go to the Salvation Army Food Bank in Penticton. So far that’s $17,485, and the running total is posted on the thrift store’s website for anyone to check.

Say hello to Jeremy.

Jeremy usually gets back to you within the hour.

What can we do for you?
How much is moving?
What needs to go?

Choose as many as you like.

Where from, and where to?

Any stairs or an elevator?

When do you need us?
Anything we should know about?
Last thing: who do we call?

Best way to reach you?

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