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@@Nova-m8d good idea! We’ve done with that with foreclosure homes since you can just look on county website, public info. Just send them a mailer with a coupon for JR

What are you referring to exactly? Like invoices?

Yea if there's one thing we can't do, is control the economy. Which is why it's good to take what you can to keep up to par

@@GoodAttitudesServices sounds like a jack of all trades! Nice job connecting those services! I’ve definitely picked up some routine work on random side jobs that weren’t meant to be anything special

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval like you said Junk Removal jobs are priority. In my opinion, Junk Removal is the the most lucrative service because of its flat rate pricing and low overhead. At least in my experience . So to keep those windows of time open for those junk Removal opportunities is imperative.

Agree 100%

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Tampa is a nice area. You probably have all the same franchises near by that I do. How long have you been in business?

@@Titan_Junk_Removal352 I’ve heard of it. We are keeping pretty steady but I’ll see our waves of a few days where there’s not much going on.

@@SHERRY0010 not in Florida. Some states are strict about stuff like that. I don’t run deliveries and moving through the business and don’t tell people that it is either. Make sure they know there’s no coverage for their items, that I’m not a moving company.

@@mixedberries4937 food left everywhere was the main thing.

@@mixedberries4937 it can be bad for sure. It’s interesting the trend you start to notice with different social groups and age groups.

@@matthewchambers2329 couple hundred. Nothing crazy. Do it more for fun

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval well glad you do it. I get a lot of information from you.

Good to know! Where is your business based out of?

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval I’m in La Crosse, Wisconsin. I have a full time job and do junk removal has a side hustle for now. I really need to go back and watch some of your videos on how you price your junk removals. My first few jobs have been minimal profit.

@@matthewchambers2329 pricing is important but also keeping your expenses low. Donate or resell what you get to avoid the dump/offset costs, scrap metal, etc.. make use of each job marketing wise. Ask for a review, put some marketing material out nearby, etc. what size vehicle do you use?

We've been pretty steady overall month by month but I'll definitely get some "days off in a row" lol

@@himelu yes it is

@@himelu Florida doesn’t really have a winter so we don’t slow down like states with snow do, but there is a shift is service industry

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Nice! We've been involved In a group since June last year and I've definitely made money worthy of the time invested into it. There's so many free ones out there with no commitment too, no reason for people not to stop by

Thank you! Looking forward to the potential!

Got it on FB now, getting a lot of traction! 80/20 is a good principle to run off of. I see you've been keeping busy as well!

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@@workingwithadam custom fed ex box coming up!

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval I'll be sitting by the mailbox.

@@movingforwardfco1587 thank you! Should be an exciting journey

@@FypTikTok123 the current one is made of wood. I have 2 videos from Jan/feb where I talk about the build process in real time. Check them out!

@@juanmontenegro2025 did you say you do other services? The box truck probably draws in more of a cost just based on the type of vehicle but 27 sounds way to high, even for a moving company. What company did you get a quote from? I’d double check the details you entered

@@workingwithadam thanks! It makes things easier for sure

@@thekingsempire because it restricts you from adjusting your price per job without it looking itemized. Between volume, time, and surcharges for something like long walks, stairs, high rises, etc.. to each their own though

@clutterreductionjunkremoval I like what you are describing and understand the reasoning. How does it work though... how do you arrive at a quote and do customers push back because they know other junk removal companies do have price lists?

@@thekingsempire well a price list doesn’t mean much. You can have a price list and still have surcharges and it’ll all add up to the same. I’m not going to a job I know will be 1/2 a load that’s usually $350 and looking around and thinking, “eh, I think it’ll charge $390 for this load specifically just because “. If there’s a charge then it’s listed as such. Many franchises will charge extra fees for stairs, high rise buildings, debris, long walks, etc.. or heavy items like concrete/marble pieces, speciality items like pianos, etc.. price sheet or not, it’ll all be charged. I guess there can be some peace of mind knowing there’s set charges, but I don’t think a price sheet limits that specifically. When I send someone their paid invoice. It includes descriptions of their load pricing and any surcharges. I’m not just pulling a number out of my ass and saying “here you go”

Nice! That was my original plan was a used 15' uhual. People thinking anything but a dump trailer isn't efficient but I think its easier than lifting and loading into the dump. Box trucks are nice too, keep all your stuff out of the rain!

When you're doing hoarder after hoarder cleanout for property preservation, realtors and the social services that set up would make me suicidal. The full home hoarders with a ton of small shit would be ludicrous to unload in the summer from a box truck. Dump functionality is a requirement for high throughput debris removal.

​@@clutterreductionjunkremovalFor very large high paying cleanouts dump functionality is superior there is no question about it. Small little pick ups and furniture are one thing but the small,dense debris are a killer to hand unload labor and time wise, especially if the job is a 10 load job. I'll leave my crew onsite to prep items outside and bag before I return to load.

@@mixedberries4937 can definitely be beneficial. I guess it depends on how you load too. I know most people don’t bag up stuff in the first place when they have dump trailers, they just load a can and toss it in and repeat. So I could see that saving time. But I’m not spending more than 10 minutes to fully offload a loaded trailer of bags/miscellaneous/furniture, etc. 17-20 cubic yards isn’t an issue unless it’s debris. I think the biggest time killer throughout the whole process is the trips to the truck. How long is each trip taking and how efficient can you be. I can bag up 12 bags of stuff and run one trip with my speed pack vs loading 1 trash can and hand trucking it out to dump. I’ve pulled up next to guys at my dump at the same time they get out and by the time they open their doors, lift the bed, drive forward a few times, lower and close up, I’m done at the same time unloading lol. More effort sure but time wise not a big difference.

@@PaulItaliaArmwrestling thanks for checking it out

@@PaulItaliaArmwrestling 💪

@@PaulItaliaArmwrestling thanks!

Which part? I just went through it all and it was fine

@@KodeshCleaning how about cost though for shipping?

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval included into that price? It would’ve been double to ship it by air and get it quicker

@@KodeshCleaning so 300 signs is $200 including shipping? Pretty good deal if they come with stakes. The site I use for 18x24 double sided with stakes is about $3.43 each with free shipping. What's the site called that you order from?

This is a key detail for sure! The cheap ones with little plastic wheels are ok for residential use in garage, but won't get far with uneven grounds and small cracks. I say 3-4" rubber is ideal

Thanks! Are you solo?

thanks! 6.5x14' with 5' sides

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We've done a few. This was just a trailer load of misc, soon we'll be helping them move everything else into 6 storage units and dispose leftover. If i have the room and they're in good condition, sometimes. Otherwise usually just scrap

@@RiverlandJunkRemoval it came in handy for sure!

@@GoodAttitudesServices that’s one way, I’ll use a ratchet strap with the Handtruck if it’s a sleeper and I’m going down more than a flight of stairs

@@petepeterson3920 aluminum 60” with care free tires

@@SHERRY0010 it’s already gone! Usually it’s a few days to a week for me so I’ll take the quick turnaround! Thank you

@@oldtimejunkhauling nice! Where do you get yours from?

Amazon. They are heavy steel powder coated. Didn’t know they made them rubberized, probably would of got that instead.

@@oldtimejunkhauling honestly the rubber coating is better for moving so it doesn’t scratch but for junk removal it’ll be fine

@@Brandon.Wasowicz just a little something to brand yourself. Better than nothing for a low cost

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Not sure exactly what you’re referring to. I started to talk about vendor positions. A vendor is a go to service. So if I became a vendor for an apartment building, I’d be first to be used for their needs + first to be recommended to any residents that ask. You can ask places about that. Usually they’ll need a copy of your coi + you’ll need to fill out a W9

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval Do you have any videos about vendor positions?

@@gregwead2169 I probably have a few that mention it but there’s not much to it.