I usually choose the orders that are already outside. Pretty much the only way around not having a helper. And I have talked to a LoadUp rep before, and I told him that some jobs are definitely manageable alone and he didn’t seem to mind. The Rep actually agreed business wise that it’s not always necessary to have a helper. But trust me, If you’re going in someone’s house bring a helper. If you don’t chances are you will regret it.
I used a rental during my first week in business. I only had 4 apps at the time ready to go and LoadUp wasn’t one of them. But RODIE was and it’s actually still set up that way a year later come to mention it lol! But instead of your vehicle information you put the rental vehicle information. I did that for only a few apps and not all apps allow you to use a rental. But as a business you do what you have to. You would just put in the rental VIN and such.
Honestly it might take a good minute. I remember when I was approved I had totally forgot about it. I imagine it should be right around the corner. Also depends on the demand in your area. Good luck too ya
One thing also that’s not so much talked about with LoadUp. Most customers choose LoadUp to have items recycled or donated. And doing those two things helps compensate the difference. Majority of drivers are junk haul companies already, so stopping for $50 and 15 minutes real quick just adds to the bottom line. In my opinion it’s also a good guideline for beginners in the industry
You’re not buying a mattress, you’re taking it away for disposal.
I noticed it says you have to have a helper. Have you been using a helper for every job you ha e done for them?
I usually choose the orders that are already outside. Pretty much the only way around not having a helper. And I have talked to a LoadUp rep before, and I told him that some jobs are definitely manageable alone and he didn’t seem to mind. The Rep actually agreed business wise that it’s not always necessary to have a helper.
But trust me, If you’re going in someone’s house bring a helper. If you don’t chances are you will regret it.
how can you do this with a rental? because in all the apps it ask for VIN numbers
I used a rental during my first week in business. I only had 4 apps at the time ready to go and LoadUp wasn’t one of them. But RODIE was and it’s actually still set up that way a year later come to mention it lol! But instead of your vehicle information you put the rental vehicle information. I did that for only a few apps and not all apps allow you to use a rental. But as a business you do what you have to. You would just put in the rental VIN and such.
How long it takes to get approved I haven't heard anything back it's been a month
Honestly it might take a good minute. I remember when I was approved I had totally forgot about it.
I imagine it should be right around the corner. Also depends on the demand in your area. Good luck too ya
@@vanpreneur396 ok thanks
They pay Pennies
$48 average for Mattress
It ranges. I’ve done mattress pickups anywhere from$50 to $150. Just depends on
One thing also that’s not so much talked about with LoadUp. Most customers choose LoadUp to have items recycled or donated. And doing those two things helps compensate the difference. Majority of drivers are junk haul companies already, so stopping for $50 and 15 minutes real quick just adds to the bottom line. In my opinion it’s also a good guideline for beginners in the industry