Junk Removal Phone Tips | My lessons learned!
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- Subscribe to learn more ways to run junk removal solo! I talk about what works for me and what doesn’t, recommendations for equipment, marketing strategies, and much more!
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I started a business with nothing to my name but a few dollies and some moving experience, and turned it into a functioning business that allows me to work for myself. I choose to work alone the majority of the time because I can, and with a little experience, you can too, if you need to or want to!
My everyday Equipment that I use:
Aluminum Hand Truck with Care Free Tires
3.5” H Style Dolly
4” Rubber Cap Dolly
Upright Dolly Bars (Mattress Bars)
Moving Hump Strap
18 cube Speed Pak
Similar equipment can be found online at moving supply sites, amazon, harbor freight, and much more! Google those exact names I listed!
Trailer I use is a 6.5x12’ Big Tex Utility Trailer with a custom aluminum build with 4’ sides and a
6.5x14’ Big Tex Utility Trailer, with a wood build that I built myself
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NOTICE: Everything I show is based on my experience and comfort level. If you are not trained or comfortable with solo work, you may want to seek out help. Be Careful!
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Totally agree!!
Listen to your customers and giving them valuable solutions.
= Great Customer Service
Absolutely, goes much farther!
Well said!
What type of material did you use for the side walls on your trailer and also how did you get your name and logo on there… thanks in advanced.
For the one in the thumbnail, I had a fabrication shop custom make me 4' sides out of aluminum to keep it lightweight. Then I got a wrap on it from a shop.
The current trailer I have is a wood build I did myself and painted white, then got 3x8 signs made from UZ marketing with the info already on it.
Thank you