Basic tools for JUNK REMOVAL!
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Nice job Matt! I really like these videos! You really covered some good basics to have. But I would like to offer a few more that would be helpful to some new guys just starting.
1. A tool bag. Just basics. Screwdrivers, snips, pliers, tape measure, hammer, wrenches, hack saw.
2. Drill with nut adaptors. We do a lot of commercial office buildings with L shaped desks and you don't want start sledging a desk in an insurance office.
3. Electric blower. I can't tell you how many times the customer has been happy that we cleaned up afterwards with a blower. ( Mainly garages or outdoor cleanups).
4. You had mentioned you don't use trash bags. I use them on almost ever job. So new guys, always buy " Husky" brand. They come in a yellow box at Home Depot. Really tuff bags!
Well, I guess that's my 2 cents. Just trying to help some new guys.
The best of luck to everyone!
I'm about to start a junk removal business in Mobile Alabama in about a month or so. I'm trying to suck up all the knowledge like a sponge. I never thought of the blower. Thanks for sharing your knowledge bruh. 😎😎😎👍👍👍☝
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Thanks! I am not starting a junk removal business, but my husband and I have just taken on the task of cleaning up his mom's house which has been COMPLETELY TRASHED by my POS brother in law. The yard, the house, everything is just filled with and covered by trash. I just wanted to make sure we showed up prepared to save time. This still is great advice. Thanks.
You got this!
I scrap metal as well, so I already got all these tools except for a chainsaw.
Thank you Thank you. You are top notch. I like to also call them “Chingon” translation is Bad Ass
Central PA
Good info thanks ,I'm starting out renting a uhaul
Best of luck!
Chicago, IL
The Bay Area, CA
Toolbox is next upgrade :P
This channel should have a million subs.
Love that
Occidental CA!
I got an appliance Dolly with the straps and it is indispensable for me if I get a hoarder house or big appliances. I have moved some nice size couches and sofas with it too.
No joke. Those dollies are awesome.
Delaware. Great idea for a video. I use most of those but I would add hand tools for taking apart exercise equipment, power screw driver and a good carpet knife. I use the blue rubber grip gloves from Quill for 16.99 a dozen and the handcart I love I bought online from Walmart of all places, it a convertible that tilts back and goes flat. Great for high rises. Thanks for posting!
Basic tool kit that includes a socket set ( standard & Metric), open end box wrench set, screwdriver (Philips & Flathead), set of hex keys ( standard & Metric), wire cutters, pliers, just the basics don't need to go elaborate. I live in Southern California
Thanks again Mr Mathew Vick I already turn in my application for my business license I'm following you guys steps and I have perty much all of this tools heck yeah I'm exited
Very great information , pure gold for new startups. One thing more I can add is portable light or flood light for the winter season when It gets dark earlier and you need to work outside.
Thanks
Thanks for sharing
I’m from Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada. Thanks for inspiring me to want to start up my own company. We currently don’t have a junk removal business in my city, so I’m hoping to capitalize on that.
California - Never done this but I think I will give it a shot.
Good luck
@@SonomaStrong thanks bud
Thanks for sharing the info
Oklahoma.thanks 4 the video....keep up the good work..
Only thing I would say is the Milwaukee saws all being battery powered would be a lil easier and the dolly put No Flat tires on it so you don’t have to worry about the tires going low. Don’t get me wrong y’all did amazing in this video. Thanks again like always. Hi From San Antonio Texas
Thank y’all
Los Angeles CA
Central Ohio here. I noticed you didn't say anything about foot covers. Keeps your clients happy and prevents stains. We also wear them into hoarder estimates to prevent our shoes from getting dirty. Some of those are worse than the dump. Later Matt and Jojo from Mike and Jo. She won't let me call her Jojo, lol.
Yeah take keys out of ignition!
Minneapolis, MN. Thanks for the content as always
Colorado
I carry them all besides the chain saw. Great video.
An air compressor and a credit card reader. Not the Jump box combo. 8 flat tires in the last 6 months. A Jump box compressor will burn out inflating trailer tires between patches when there is 2,000 lbs on the trailer.
Spend $150 on a good one to keep in the garage.
And if you have a tandem axle, a trailer plus ramp. You drive the good tire up the ramp and it lifts the bad tire off the ground.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for this
Any time
A good ratchet set
just started watching your videos. i am a junk hauler in las vegas great videos.
Welcome to the channel
Northern Florida. This is awesome Brother! Very informative. Thank for this information you Roc.
What’ part you in let’s work?
Here in kennewick washington my dump fees are 25 bucks every time i dump within 20,000 pounds
Idaho at the moment 🤙🏻 but been around
Idaho is beautiful
I would say get a dewalt tire pump. Got it after i didnt check my trailer tire air. Only 3 miles and had to by another time. Know i check tire all the time. It has save my a couple if times already. Well worth the extra expense if it safes your one tire at 19psi. O and a dewalt 60v leafblower.
I got a f250 5.4 gas engine, should be able to haul a dump trailer reckon?
Lee County Virginia here. I have been wanting to try renting out small dumpsters like 6 yard and 12 yard to residential and commercials. I just dont think there is a market for it though but really dont know for sure unless its tried. lol
Try contractors doing renovations on homes of any kind and building houses too, I'm going to get into the junk removal business soon but I'm currently a utility locator and I'm always in new developments and doing locates for landscaping/renovations and I see people renting out dumpsters all the time. Good luck out there!!🤘🏽🤙🏽
@@Marathon13240 there are a lot of contractors in my area but almost every one of them hauls their own stuff away. they either have a clapped out work truck, a dump trailer, or a utility trailer that they haul their stuff out on. most people around here wont pay for much of anything if they dont need it. i myself would value my time more than the money it would cost to rent a dumpster. the time and labor it would cost me wouldnt be worth doing it but to most others that time spent and backache is fine with them :/
Damn brother that sucks but I know what you mean, I'm just lucky to live in an area where all the surrounding city's are growing consistently, maybe you could offer more services, I have a 3/4 chevy and once I take off with my business here I plan to get a bobcat with some attachments and maybe a mini excavator like one of those little ones, and build a custom gooseneck flat bed where I can side load the bobcat or excavator at the front and have a dump trailer on the rest of it
@@Marathon13240 I currently do lawn care but plan on getting a subcompact tractor and a dump trailer and/or dump truck in the near future to expand my business with.
@@BioHazardra ok gotcha, well theres always the opportunity if you have enough employees down the road of doing landscaping for new developments, you just have to be quick with the builders lol cause people fill in contracts here where I live like mad men
Hey guys, I'm new to the hauling business here in the Metro Atlanta area, I would like to thank you for the great and informative videos keep up the great work!
Our pleasure!
God bless you guys and good luck
Thank you
Is there a difference between hauling and junk removal?
Hauling is moving good items for people. Junk removal/hauling is taking it away.
Hey would a Toyota Tacoma v6 engine 3.5 liter will do it ?
You can definitely make some money with that just can’t pull a dump trailer a small utility trailer will work perfect
I'm thinking of getting a trailer can I get by with a 10-ft or should I go for a 12 ft long trailer
I'm from Lodi
the biggest you can afford
@@SonomaStrong so I bought a 12 ft by 6 foot trailer it's working pretty good so far. The customers are coming in slow but I need to learn how to market and advertise
What brand and model of trailer is that?
One stop trailer 12x8x4
Sonoma Strong Hauling & Junk Removal thank you! Great videos!
Does it slow down in the winter I live in Pennsylvania December January February is pretty nasty here
Yes, it will probably slow down, spring will be busy.
DFW Disposal Pros....Dallas TX
When your dealing with hot tubs the customer has it all disconnected from power and any plumbing?
Yes
This is Donovan Rivers of Rivers Hauling Services out of Arlington, TX.....I haven't gotten my Sawzall yet but do you have a chain saw to be able to keep your sawzall blades longer?
What make and model of trailer is that? I’m from West Virginia. Wanted to start just a dumpster business but in WV there’s a 2-6 month waiting process to know if they will even let you do that. So I saw you all and pivoting to junk removal for now.
Las vegas
How many miles on that crewmax?
130,000
Oh, she’s a baby!
HOUSTON TX
Which truck would be able to haul a trailer like yours, 1500 or 2500? Im not quite sure which would be best.
2500
@@SonomaStrong thank you brotha, appreciate you responding and Im really enjoying all your videos!
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Mississippi
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Houston tx i just started my junk removal i got 3 customers so far but am still looking for where to dump. The closest dump site is charging $138 minimum
Ali Soud I would keep looking brother
Try searching for "Harris County Pollution Control Services" it's a county website. There is information about landfills and dumps in the Solid Wast section of their Services menu. If those aren't active try Brazoria County. Keep on pushing.
hey
vic what's the size of your dump? 14 ft?
vic Themiddleman 12x8x4
Hey Matthew. Jon here from VA. What size engine is in your Toyota?
Jon Moss 5.7 liter