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Continues Their Focus on Unapparelled Customer Service with Addition of Volvo ECR145E Excavator Right: Nick Marchand, Ace Junk Removal and Demolition.
By Brian Hoover, Senior Editor
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ick Marchand grew up in Encinitas, where he worked for his father, hauling junk for a few years before starting his own business in 1999. At 21 years of age, Nick knew that the most important thing was to maintain repeat business. He has never been concerned with being the biggest, but only the best. Nick and his wife, Sou, have built their business over these past 20-plus years by going over and beyond to meet their customer’s expectations on every job, large or small. Now, in 2020, you can’t miss their signature purple dump trucks, dumpsters, roll-off 18
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containers, and equipment fleet that you are sure to see going up and down the freeways and highways in the greater San Diego area. What began as a startup junk removal company, quickly developed into a full-service demolition and hauling company that today serves both the commercial and residential industries. Ace Junk Removal and Demolition (ACE) has a long list of loyal customers that call on them to do anything from removing a mattress to bringing down an entire commercial building. “We run a tight ship and operate on extremely high
standards. Our employees are just like family members, and we only add additional team members and equipment under the most stringent conditions,” says Marchand. “Our demolition began with the removal of driveways, and that progressed into bringing down houses and then on to entire industrial complexes. We have been moving further into demolition since the day I acquired my C21 license, and we are very good at what we do.” According to Marchand, ACE began working on demolition projects in earnest in 2002, with the bigger jobs making their debut in 2007. “Things picked C A LCO N T R AC TO R .CO M
