I Don't Have A Real Job, But I Have Bills to Pay | A Day In The Life
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- So, after fighting off an abundance of unwanted snow, we ended up having an interesting 24 hours!
To start, we received a call for a junk removal quote. Boyyyyy was it a project. A project that would take a few guys and a lot of dumpsters.
We arrived at the apartment building, and it was clear that it hadn't been taken care of for quite some time by the previous owner. We could see junk piled up in the windows and even spilling out onto the balcony. It was a mess! We knew we had our work cut out for us just to get in. It looked like the city boarded it up like Fort Knox.
We found a way to carefully pry open a window and squeeze our way inside. It was a tight fit, but we managed to make it in.
Once we stepped foot inside, we were greeted by a sight that can only be described as a junkyard. The place was filled from floor to ceiling with all sorts of random items. It seemed like the squatters had been stealing and hoarding everything under the sun. It was a challenge just to move around.
After gaining access to a couple more units, we called it a success. It allowed us to quote a portion of the job for the customer, as this is set to be a multiple stage project. There were some interesting finds inside the apartment. Who knows what else we will discover.
After that call, my brother reached out about getting his delivery truck recovered off the side of the highway. It fell victim to the icy roads and nearly flipped. It made for a very sketch recovery. but in the end, everyone was safe and accounted for.
Owning a small business can be fun, but some days, it can look like an absolute dumpster fire!
Junk removal job part a lease 12k, and yes it would be interesting to see a day and life of running a fedex route.
I'll see if I can get that done!
I work for a Restoration company and we do clean outs like that. The company I work for would charge somewhere close to $30,000 to clean that out.
Thanks for the insight! I can imagine!
Awesome work. just a suggestion, you might want to think about installing a magnetic Amber light on your skid steer for when you are plowing.. makes it safer as you go down the road..and as you plow..
Sage advice for sure! Especially for the early morning
Yes do that video with your brother for sure!!! Awesome video...keep it coming!!!
I'll see what I can do!
A job like that i would just say you can't venture a guess what it would cost, you'd have to do it per load at whatever your full load cost is per trailer until it's empty or they hit their spending limit. Plus whatver you charge an hour per person on top of that
Your pile of snow with the gravel in it will look like a solid pile of gravel this spring when the melt comes on. On that day push it back into the driveway and let it finish melting there. Way less shoveling. You are going to be amazed how much stone you plowed up. As for the apartment clean up. I would bid it by the dumpster load. Only you know what your dump fees and labor costs are going to be. It's hard working for friends. You don't want to over charge but also you can't afford to loose money ether so charging by the load would be your safest bet.
Solid advice all around. And you nailed it. A tuff thing to do for sure.
I cannot wait to see this storage unit go into place
Just found out the first part of the shipment arrives Monday!
can’t wait to see that video man !
Great job on the short. I just had to come check it out and see what the hell you were getting into. 😂 Your buddy thought it was such a deal he couldn’t pass it up. Time will certainly tell, but it better have been a craaaaazy deal for all that mess.
Looks like it’ll be $25k+ on dumpsters and removal alone. 🥴
Keep em coming brother 🔥
Appreciate you!
I grew up a half a block from there. Those used to be decent apartments that neighborhood used to be middle class and family-oriented at one time less than 25 years ago. Another example of Quincy and it's housing crisis. Will I be more than happy to help you clean it out.😮
I'll keep that in mind! I've seen the way these guys have flipped a couple of properties already. I have a good feeling they can bring back that charm. I'm glad they got it. But it's definitely a project
You need to get some Narcan and keep it in your trucks... Be careful bro... It's on my truck! Use gloves too...Fentanyl poisioning is real... Love the content!
That's honestly some super good advice! I will be doing that tomorrow
@@rollingops you can go to the pharmacy and get it from the pharmacist. Or the Sherriffs dept.
I second the Narcan. Buddy that drives a tow truck worked a wreck and got exposed to fentanyl. Thankfully the paramedics were still on scene and saved his ass.
My bid for the clean out would be $2500-3000 per unit for just clean out, plus disposal.
That hoarder house looks like a $30k cleanup. Would like to see a video with a ride along with Caleb, that would be great! You did some amazing snow plowing in the skid, it's hard to get the depth perception from the camera view, but you were getting up tight to cars and tight turns and all looked you're a seasoned pro in that skid now! Keep grinding, really enjoyed this video, always great to see what you encounter on a daily basis! Enjoy the channel Clayton and all of the best, stay warm! BTW, does it stay pretty warm in the skid cab when it's that cold, just curious? Thanks, Brian
Appreciate you, Brian! I'll be honest, I felt like I was sitting in my living room. I loved it!
$15,000.00 min for that clean out job
Id say atleast 12k for the job and definitely a Day with ya brother on the FedEx would be awesome
I'll see if I can line something up!
Honestly your brother has probably one of the most stressful jobs out there.
I'd agree. There are a lot of things I'd be able to take on before dealing with all that. Impressed how well he can run it.
Oh those P700 fed ex trucks are notorious for rolling and they can get stuck easy if your let your guard down.
I absolutely HATE driving those trucks
@@rollingops I did it for 26 years at UPS don’t miss the snow at all
We did one sort of like that serval months back but it was 7 units and we charged 27k. Our dump fees here are $31.75 a ton.
I'm with you right there. You are spot on.
I wld estimate probably around 27k.
The hours of manual labor for clean out with a minimum of 3 guys and the countless trips it wld take to the dump.
Hoarders ain’t got shit on that place! Gotta be a 10k job minimum
Think they would do a TV show with us?
That is disgusting 🤢how some people can live like that is beyond me. You and your brother are both entrepreneurs good job 👍 family must be proud
It always amazes me the condition of these....like where did they sleep?
@@rollingops you probably don’t want to know
That was a good mix up of video. And I would definitely find some people to help you do that other job or contract it out yourself. Lol I can imagine all the needles and crack pipes and everything else in there. With you doing all the hauling and all that that's probably a $5,000 job probably. And a dangerous one. Heck you would have to pay me every bit of $200 just to try to remove that toilet lol notice I said try. And glad to see another video. And yes there's always somebody and we're shapes than you and I had to realize that when I just went through a hard time myself with my anxiety and depression. Just like there's always somebody bigger and badder .
I'd go 20-25k. That should cover the immense trips to the dump and man hours to do such cleanup.
He should have used a second line with a strap around the truck to stabilize it as he pulled it out.
I kind did, right? Over the top though and around the back side
Looks a little like Haz Mat to me. Asbestos and needles…. 4k per unit, 3k for basement. Special disposal charges extra…
Yea, parts of it are definitely not comfortable
An honest estimate would be per hour labor plus your dumpster cost and fees but if they want fixed cost I would say 5 to 6 grand as long as close access to dumpsters
Solid view on it!
I'm curious if there is a preferred accounting software you guys already in the business are running? I'm literally just beginning.
Around 20,000
I would probably do a per load price, or figure it out then ad 30%.
I like that approach
Dude:
Cannot decide whether to call you Freaking Crazy or Brave for crawling into that FLOP-House 😏
My best estimate for junk haul away would be at least 1k per room (at least for that first room) maybe less for that second room…..
But I am sure that toilet and other furnishings need to be trashed as well …. So…..
Your buddies definitely will need to fumigate that place ….. as well as tear almost everything out and remodel……😉
OKAY, your brother is crazier than you! Crawling into that truck, when it still is not fully on the ground!
🤪
A little ride along and discussing may be interesting …. But wait until spring or sometime!
HOPE this arctic blast does not cause too much damage for you!
Finally, those extra touches you did (neighborhood cleanup, chunk of ice from road)😅
Just shows you are “good people”.
And more people in this world need to be like you!
❤
Hey man, I appreciate you watching it all! Yea, idk what it is, I get super excited about going into place like that. There always a little different, and I'm pretty sure it gives people like Keegan anxiety to see me do it ha!
You shld Def fo a ride along.
I'll see when I can make it happen!
20k for 2 people that’s a lot and you are going to have a good amount of tonnage in that job and you only looked at 2 units so around 15 to 20k I believe is the best thing
12,500 plus beer at the end of the day grab some buddy's that need work good luck😮
Or $500 and a lot of beer?
@@rollingops I used to rehab rentals and have encountered similar situations 2,500 and beer just to clean out.
Just based on the footage I'd average it out to about $500/unit + whatever cost to unload at the dump for junk removal, if it's a friend who is paying cash. Double it if the customer is writing you a check to your business that you have to pay taxes on lol
There was no way for the truck to back up
The delivery truck? Oh no, it was very stuck
@@rollingops I guess it was too dug into the dirt
ya 10k
Man.. I know who bought the apartment building. Does not look fun! 😅
Def a big project
Shouldn’t flip if done right
Guess it was done right then
18,500
man move that camera to the front glass, that angle gave me motion sickness
10K
I pay $175 for 23 gals in Washington state
Wooof
lol that only half a tank I got a 50 gal