Hello, 😃👍💪💪💪you have already been to the customers and picked up the kayak and the grill where you were first and you still need a camera📷📷📷 for your trailer so that you can see when unloading whether everything has fallen out
Your a beast! Be careful. I wasn’t. Just came home from the surgery cut off halv my finger. Squeeze and smash. Non repairable. I keep pushing like you. Been great until I got to tired and didn’t pay attention for a millisec. Keep up the great work!
@@JackofHaulTrades thank you. Our most valuable tool are our body. This been a wake up call for me. To take care of myself better than I take care of every tool or machine I have.
This was fascinating, I love junk removal. It's fun to see all the stuff people have, and it's fun to watch you throw it in, me thinking "it's never gonna fit in 1 load" and yet it all fits like that TETRIS game; I thought the price was expensive in the intro, but actually the guy kept showing more rooms and adding more stuff, in the end I almost thought the price was low!
Great video man, a lot of good “junk” in this video. Good stuff brother keep it up, I just finished up a big landscaping project yesterday. This TN heat is brutal. Much love Stay Blessed. We’re all rooting for you to win.
On your scrapping, get some barrels like somebody else suggested. Save one of the dryers and rip the guts out of it. Then turn on its side and use it as a workbench when you have to cut stuff up. Believe me, your back will that you. Also, a lot of the ceiling fans have aluminum for the blade arms. And don’t be afraid to use the sledge hammer to be stuff apart instead of using the saws all. Blades are expensive. Otherwise safety glasses. You’re doin great at hustling for a young man. Keep doing what you’re doing and keep your integrity.
Thanks for the comment boss! I actually invested in some barrales you will see them in one of the future videos! Yeah next time I remove a good table from a junk job, I'm keeping it as a work bench 😂
Awesome content as usual. If you’re looking for another trailer, I’d suggest a roll-off. Then you can get different sized containers for different removal jobs!
Selling the scrap gives ya a few 💲💲 in your pocket and cleans up your yard a bit and gives you room to stack more scrap for your next trip to sell more scrap , your channel is starting to get more subs it jumped from 5 thou to almost 6 thou pretty quick i think - keep up the good vids 👍👍
Thank you sir! I really appreciate the feedback. And yes, absolutely scrap ads up! My channel is definitely growing pretty fast, about 1500 per month currently. It's a huge huge blessing!! 🙏❤️
hey if you leave the furniture together and take it to the goodwill you wouldnt have to pay for a disposal fee save you alot of moneyput the furniture to one side and the stuff you throw away on another
That is true. Time is a problem sometimes because it takes another trip to go to a donation center, so you need to have a decent amount of good items to make it worth it
Thanks man I appreciate the support! Yeah, I was very strict with myself from the beginning. I'm not keeping anything unless it's worth a fair amount of money, and I could sell it 😂
I was shopping around for a roll off rental. I’m demoing my kitchen and bathroom together, don’t recommend! I was thinking a 10 yard, guy has 15 and up, brings me a 20. For the same price of a 15. I ended up going 3.5 tons. 2.5 over original price. Great guys!
I was thinking of taller walls on my next dump trailer as well, but the biggest problem to keep in mind is how difficult it's going to be you have to toss the heavy items from the side.
Absolutely loving the long videos! Keep ‘em’ coming if possible! Do plan to do any more livestreams soon? Wasn’t able to make it to the first one so I was hoping you may have more coming.
@@DumpsterMarcus Really I live on south side talk about small world lol. I own commercial cleaning company but hard get customers so I thought of junk removal might be better people always throwing stuff away. Well I just subscribed to your page brother.
People that have money would rather pay someone to deal with their problems. His time is spent better elsewhere rather than on Facebook Marketplace meeting random people 🤷♂️
I dated a girl in highschool, her dad had a junk removal business in Gwinnett County. He got stuff all the time, but the best I can remember was an imported Italian leather couch that was over $5000!!! It was in the guys basement and had some mold on it. He said he could have anything in the basement. He took it, wiped it down with some cleaner and it was like new!! The couch was rarely sat on before her dad got it.
Great video brother. You must be recording with a Gopro. 🤔🤔That is a interesting pick up my friend. When I am scrapping it is metals only. I don't have the time to re-sell. New sub to you.👍👍Thanks for sharing your project with us. Stay safe and blessed brother.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
New subscriber here. Looking to start this only on weekends with a Tundra V8 and small trailer. Do you think my truck will pull a trailer like yours? Keep doing this great videos!!! Very inspiring!!❤
Welcome to the Channel brotha! Yessir it will pull it, but I would recommend a smaller dump trailer for your truck. Something like a 6×12 or 7×12 Or you can get a bigger utility trailer, those are great as well. Especially for starting out! Thank you ❤️
Dang that was a good price for the customer. And you still have to pay help and give guy a cut. Should’ve been around 1800. Check out load trail trailers of whitesboro tx. Or PJ at chipper in GA. They have full 10 or 13 lb I beam frames (low to ground) with 7ga floors. Check them out at your local dealer and you’ll see the difference in trailer builds.
The guy I paid for the lead helped me thankfully! But yeah, probably I should have charged a little more... I been to chipper trailers but I decided to go with Top Shelf Trailers instead! And now I'm hooked to them man. I get much better deals with them than I would with any other brands in the area 🤷♂️
No worries, you rep them a lot so they better have deals for you! I load heavy equipment in my dump so that single ibeam lower to the ground is big along with weld placement. Most like to do welds down the center or at the 90 bend at the wall and floor and that’s a big no no when loading heavy stuff because they unweld and split when warping. Great video though
@@JackofHaulTrades it does depend on the jobsite but with a 16' trailer, that may not be long enough. Might look into a gooseneck dump trailer for your needs or a roll off dumpster or roll off flatbed.
Hey boss thank you! No, I do not. I have a few videos on how I advertise for free on the channel. Look through them ua-cam.com/video/x-nFeWyFPV8/v-deo.htmlsi=S6JiI5Y3W9y60AHi
How much was your trailer all set up? Just curious what start up fees would be. Also have you educated yourself on how to identify sterling silver? I would imagine you might run across so old flatware and an entire set of sterling .925 silver can be $1000+ in silver scrap value to a local coin shop. Also I would pull out the drawers on old wood furniture to see if there is any money or jewelry that go stuck behind the drawers. Your channel is cool like mine so I will subscribe and learn from your hard work. I wish u were here in IL since I deal with real estate and would have a ton of referrals for you.
My trailer was about $10k .. you can buy a truck for 10k or 100k that's all up to you 😂 And no I do not know how to identify sterling silver, I need to learn that. Thanks for the advice boss! 🫡
What I don’t understand, we used to clean our houses or anything that was used. We sold it to make a profit. I see a lot of things you wouldn’t dumpster you could make a profit off of that’s what I don’t understand.
I can't spend all day trying to sell stuff. This is a volume based business. If I had a shop or a store, I'd try to sell a lot more stuff! Thanks for the comment boss 🫡
@@JackofHaulTradesIf you have the room on your property to build a large metal building you should and stuff like that deal was easily thousands of dollars new, taking a fine grit sandpaper sanding it of needed and then putting a coat of stain on it to match and a couple coats of lacquer on it to make it look me again and then pay it for sell for 5 to 800 dollars of course starting at $800 and then say or best offer there were so many things you through our that you could repost for sale and do it from your own property if you own the land and build a metal building you would make so much more money especially instead of hauling things to the dump that aren't really trash. You just charged that man 1,200 for the old saying 1 mama yeah is another's treasure. I'm sure not all jobs are like that but even the metal frame that holds the box spring and need on is resaleable like that elliptical they sale for thousands you could resale it for 8 to 1200 or even the lawnmower Just reposting things on fb Craigslist and other sites and you could sale it on Saturdays from home or off your metal building or if it's someone replying to a post they could come pick out up after you get off work for the day or have them prepay and charge a delivery fee the farther away the more the delivery cost. Could be $25 or could be 300 dollars if it's a couple hits away as long as it's paid for up front you have no risk evening as is. Just try to be as straight up about things as possible so you keep a high rating that way puerile will trust that your a man of your word. Another option would be to carry things to flee market, swap meet or place that sells things on Fridays and Saturdays. You could've easily made much more from the stuff you paid to throw away especially when it comes to tools, yard equipment, exercise equipment, desks and storage units or collectibles all those things have a high resale value. You may have got lucky with those cards but they could've also been hall of famers that were printed through the 80s that may have very little value because at that time they printed so many, plus it will take you alot more time to go through those cards to see if you get lucky or not which in not saying you shouldn't do it in just saying that even if you had to resurface that desk it may have made you more then you got from the whole job just depends on the shape and what is required to make it like new or if is missing key pieces to it that are not fixable then yes it would be trash but I've seen people take pallets and make things out of them that they got over $1000 for just by collecting unique free pallets that they built things like tables and other stuff from. Not saying that is a prise winning model for money just using it as a example of how you literally throw away thousands of dollars and what you kept were cards that child be or could not be worth anything at all. I was friends with a old black man that used to haul trash and he would always say it of every 10 jobs I do I make a extra 5 grand out of the things I haul off. He has passed away but before he did hauling and doing resale out of 3 metal building that started out as 1 that was a 40x40 he ended up owning a trailer park , paid for his sons to go to truck driving school and bought a dump truck for 1 and a rig for the other and over 100 acres of land that his whole family ended up living on and all then were set and didn't need to really ever work but he instilled a great work ethic in them now they all own properties and land and one has 5 new dump trucks and the other has 3 new rigs and the original 1 his dad bought him. So I hope this helps inspire you to look at things a little differently not in how you charge for your jobs hauling but what may be repurposed to resale.
No where the blades attach to are usually die cast but most scrapyards buy them as aluminum. I've scrapped a lot of ceiling fans and never found any brass ones.
or if you have a habitat for humanity take that stuff there they take all kinds of stuff i wish i could start a busines doing junk removal but im in a very tight pinch and my credit is bad
These are my least favorite junk jobs, where it all looks like junk, and it would be easier for everyone if it all goes and you can start from scratch with whatever you're framing. HOWEVER instead of separating the things they'd like you to remove they tell you this that yes this no that this for sure no that.... Then there's usually a discrepancy about what got thrown away that shouldn't have.
Yes, absolutely. you have to be very careful. I usually confirm a few times with the customer that way I don't accidentally throw something away that I shouldn't have..
@@JackofHaulTradesYardBook is great, that’s what I use. You can track all your clients build your own Catalog of services and prices. They use stripe for online payments straight to your business account. You can send invoices and estimates right through email. If you send estimate the client can approve it right away. Only drawback is app is crappy, I use online on iPad. I love it and it’s free.
Equipment is not needed for small jobs like this. They would tear up yards and cost you more money. I only use equipment when it's needed on huge demo jobs or tree work
Hey Brother, one question, Which technique worked best for you to get customers, door to door or social media? my junk removal and demolition company is licensed and insured, but I am having a hard time getting customers. Any advice?
Hey boss, Yard Sings and Facebook Advertising have done miracles for me! I'll leave a link below for you. I have a few videos on that! ua-cam.com/video/x-nFeWyFPV8/v-deo.htmlsi=M-OArb5nvk9030Xi
@@JackofHaulTrades yea after I said that I watched more videos and thought you needed them lol. Keep it up man, I’m 5 years deep and still holding on in this trade
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Nit a bad haul. And the homeowner got to free up some space in just a few hours 😉👍
Yessir! 🫡💪
Definitely a great video! We need to talk about membership and perks of being a member
Yeah one day 🤟
beautiful video.😘
Thank you! ❤️
Keep up the good work. ✌️🙏🤠🐴
Will do boss! Thanks for watching 🫡
Love your videos !
Can't wait to see the next one !
I'm thinking about starting the same business !
I appreciate the support! 🙏
Hello, 😃👍💪💪💪you have already been to the customers and picked up the kayak and the grill where you were first and you still need a camera📷📷📷 for your trailer so that you can see when unloading whether everything has fallen out
Yeah, but then I'd have to be more careful when throwing stuff in to not break the camera so I'm not quite sure it's worth it
Your a beast! Be careful. I wasn’t. Just came home from the surgery cut off halv my finger. Squeeze and smash. Non repairable. I keep pushing like you. Been great until I got to tired and didn’t pay attention for a millisec. Keep up the great work!
Oh I'm sorry to hear that boss. I hope you recover well 🙏.. thanks for watching ❤️
@@JackofHaulTrades thank you. Our most valuable tool are our body. This been a wake up call for me. To take care of myself better than I take care of every tool or machine I have.
We got you Jack you are like family to some of us
@@CyberNate2202 y'all are definitely my UA-cam family ❤️❤️
I know what you are feeling cause my family is going through some rough times too Jack
Suggestion: mark items with a tag and tape that are going to be hauled off so you won't get confused.
That's a great tip right there boss 👍👍
If I had a second hand store... Id be showing up to your clean outs with a trailer and cash in hand! So many good resealable items thrown out .
Only if I knew someone I could bring this stuff to and sell it...
@@JackofHaulTrades Too bad you're in GA, I'm starting on in central FL
@TheBoundlessNexus good luck boss!
Love ur videos. You have helped me alot with my own junk removal company. ( Little Bear Logistics LLC ) out of Suffolk, VA. Keep up the good work
I'm happy to hear that you find value in my videos! I hope business is going well for you. Thank you for supporting my channel boss 🫡❤️
My new favorite channel!
Thanks for supporting my small channel boss! 🫡❤️
Man you are killing it. Love the content. Love that you're staying busy!!!
Thanks brotha! I appreciate the support ❤️
Great video my friend.....copper is always good to hoard .....always hussling bro let's goooo
Yessir! I'm building a giant amount of wire up haha 🤟. Thanks for watching boss
This was fascinating, I love junk removal. It's fun to see all the stuff people have, and it's fun to watch you throw it in, me thinking "it's never gonna fit in 1 load" and yet it all fits like that TETRIS game; I thought the price was expensive in the intro, but actually the guy kept showing more rooms and adding more stuff, in the end I almost thought the price was low!
Haha yessir! Thanks for watching brotha ❤️🤟
Great video man, a lot of good “junk” in this video. Good stuff brother keep it up, I just finished up a big landscaping project yesterday. This TN heat is brutal. Much love Stay Blessed. We’re all rooting for you to win.
I'm rooting for you as well brother! Your in my prayers 🙏 ❤️
I hope these big jobs keep coming in for you 🤟
On your scrapping, get some barrels like somebody else suggested. Save one of the dryers and rip the guts out of it. Then turn on its side and use it as a workbench when you have to cut stuff up. Believe me, your back will that you. Also, a lot of the ceiling fans have aluminum for the blade arms. And don’t be afraid to use the sledge hammer to be stuff apart instead of using the saws all. Blades are expensive. Otherwise safety glasses. You’re doin great at hustling for a young man. Keep doing what you’re doing and keep your integrity.
Thanks for the comment boss! I actually invested in some barrales you will see them in one of the future videos! Yeah next time I remove a good table from a junk job, I'm keeping it as a work bench 😂
Get blades off temu way cheaper option than Lowe's
You are extremely lucky to have that trailer I just got a 5 by 10 high wall trailer and load everything out by hand
I owned a 5×10 utility trailer a year ago. It did great 💪💪
Awesome content as usual. If you’re looking for another trailer, I’d suggest a roll-off. Then you can get different sized containers for different removal jobs!
I would need a different lot for roll offs unfortunately. But I'm sure with time I'll end up buying some 😂
I appreciate the support brotha 🫡❤️
Great video. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day.
Thank you! Enjoy your weekend boss 🫡
Hardest working man on you tube 💪
The grind never stops! Thanks for supporting the channel my friend ❤️🫡
Awesome score and video
Thanks boss!
That's a nice little chunk of change 👌
Indeed!
Selling the scrap gives ya a few 💲💲 in your pocket and cleans up your yard a bit and gives you room to stack more scrap for your next trip to sell more scrap , your channel is starting to get more subs it jumped from 5 thou to almost 6 thou pretty quick i think - keep up the good vids 👍👍
Thank you sir! I really appreciate the feedback. And yes, absolutely scrap ads up! My channel is definitely growing pretty fast, about 1500 per month currently. It's a huge huge blessing!! 🙏❤️
1200 wow you scored 😂🎉
Yessir! That's a fair price for my area. Some will actually say I was too cheap 😂🤟
hey if you leave the furniture together and take it to the goodwill you wouldnt have to pay for a disposal fee save you alot of moneyput the furniture to one side and the stuff you throw away on another
That is true. Time is a problem sometimes because it takes another trip to go to a donation center, so you need to have a decent amount of good items to make it worth it
Love the hustle bro. If I did a job like that my problem would be that I'd keep half the junk that guy was geting rid of.
Thanks man I appreciate the support! Yeah, I was very strict with myself from the beginning. I'm not keeping anything unless it's worth a fair amount of money, and I could sell it 😂
@@JackofHaulTrades was the baseball card collection worth anything?
@@markcornish6393 nah nothing
Good job
Thank you sir!
Mini X, bigger dump trailer… slow down bro!!! Great video. I noticed how you ended up doing that dump job solo. 💪🏾
Haha right! I need to chill out 😂🤟
The handyman helped me out big time thankfully 🙏
Need a nice shed for the equipment so it will last you a long time but Great video once again by you
Yessir I need one bad! Thanks for watching 🫡💪
I was shopping around for a roll off rental. I’m demoing my kitchen and bathroom together, don’t recommend! I was thinking a 10 yard, guy has 15 and up, brings me a 20. For the same price of a 15. I ended up going 3.5 tons. 2.5 over original price. Great guys!
Yeah, that's definitely a ton of work. How much did he charge you for the overages?
@@JackofHaulTrades
480 for the rental 2 ton
150 for 1.5 ton overage.
I live in NJ for reference
@Jack_of_1_Trade thanks for sharing boss 🫡
Keep Making Money, Keep Working.
Thanks boss! I appreciate the support 🫡
When you're going uphill you make sure that you pull your Dolly uphill if you're going down hill let the dolly go first
That's the way to do it 🤝
Wow, that was a lot of stuff! This man is getting that junk money.
Trying to man. I gotta keep up with the bills somehow 😂💪
I was thinking of taller walls on my next dump trailer as well, but the biggest problem to keep in mind is how difficult it's going to be you have to toss the heavy items from the side.
Yes, that is very very true 👌
Also: load mattresses first. Rest of load will squish them.
Loading them first definitely help with organizing everything much better!
I would have grabbed the desk.
It's a nice desk but I didn't have a need for it 🤷♂️
I bought a dump trailer for my own use. Well worth it.
They are such awesome tools! I love mine
Absolutely loving the long videos! Keep ‘em’ coming if possible! Do plan to do any more livestreams soon? Wasn’t able to make it to the first one so I was hoping you may have more coming.
I need to set a day aside for lives! I'd love to talk to more of u guys ❤️🤟
Hey bro, those old golf clubs could be worth some value. !!! They loomed antique. In case you weren't aware. Hate to see ya loose out on some money.
I've had some before that I've tried to sell but never had any good luck 🤷♂️
Thanks for the comment my friend ❤️
Wow, that was a lot of stuff!
Yessir it was!
Had that top shelf loaded to the max!💯🫡
I should've stacked it better from the beginning 😂
Great cleanout!! I am glad Pennsylvania doesn't have that law about the A/C scrap.
You lucky out there haha. But we have it way easier than Cali out here in GA 😂
I live in PA myself
@@giorgiotribastone7070 I am in the Scranton area
@@DumpsterMarcus Really I live on south side talk about small world lol. I own commercial cleaning company but hard get customers so I thought of junk removal might be better people always throwing stuff away. Well I just subscribed to your page brother.
@@JackofHaulTradesCali doesn't have an AC law I scrap AC's all the time no probs
I'm a fellow UA-camr and I found your channel and subscribed to you and I also scrap
Thank you!
That is a sweet ladder
Yeah, I have one already from another job so I will probably end up selling in 😂
Dang people are crazy. Half that stuff can be sold
People that have money would rather pay someone to deal with their problems. His time is spent better elsewhere rather than on Facebook Marketplace meeting random people 🤷♂️
People always throw away stuff that works seen it for many years since 03 when I realized that
I dated a girl in highschool, her dad had a junk removal business in Gwinnett County. He got stuff all the time, but the best I can remember was an imported Italian leather couch that was over $5000!!! It was in the guys basement and had some mold on it. He said he could have anything in the basement. He took it, wiped it down with some cleaner and it was like new!! The couch was rarely sat on before her dad got it.
Great video as usual boss 🫡🤙🏾
Thanks brotha! Your daily support sure helps me stay motivated 🫡❤️
@@JackofHaulTrades Gonna ride to wheels fall off my brother 💯
20 yards is the magic number in dumpsters. It’s the most requested size.
You're not wrong! 15 yard is cool and all but a 20 is 👌
first i have ever heard of needing a special lic. for the aluminum a/c rads
Yeah they strict out here in GA
Nice video man.
Thanks boss 🫡
I got tired just watching this guy work...lol
Haha! 🫡
Great video brother. You must be recording with a Gopro. 🤔🤔That is a interesting pick up my friend. When I am scrapping it is metals only. I don't have the time to re-sell. New sub to you.👍👍Thanks for sharing your project with us. Stay safe and blessed brother.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Yessir, I used to use my phone, but recently I upgraded to a Go-Pro! Welcome to the Channel 🫡
New subscriber here. Looking to start this only on weekends with a Tundra V8 and small trailer. Do you think my truck will pull a trailer like yours? Keep doing this great videos!!! Very inspiring!!❤
Welcome to the Channel brotha! Yessir it will pull it, but I would recommend a smaller dump trailer for your truck. Something like a 6×12 or 7×12 Or you can get a bigger utility trailer, those are great as well. Especially for starting out! Thank you ❤️
Dang that was a good price for the customer. And you still have to pay help and give guy a cut. Should’ve been around 1800. Check out load trail trailers of whitesboro tx. Or PJ at chipper in GA. They have full 10 or 13 lb I beam frames (low to ground) with 7ga floors. Check them out at your local dealer and you’ll see the difference in trailer builds.
The guy I paid for the lead helped me thankfully! But yeah, probably I should have charged a little more...
I been to chipper trailers but I decided to go with Top Shelf Trailers instead! And now I'm hooked to them man. I get much better deals with them than I would with any other brands in the area 🤷♂️
No worries, you rep them a lot so they better have deals for you! I load heavy equipment in my dump so that single ibeam lower to the ground is big along with weld placement. Most like to do welds down the center or at the 90 bend at the wall and floor and that’s a big no no when loading heavy stuff because they unweld and split when warping. Great video though
@jonathancalderon7682 It depends, the cheaper ones yes, they weld them like that. On my new 16ft it's a 7 gauge single piece! Thanks man 🫡❤️
Good video bud. I always wondered why your generation called the "ground " the "floor". Keep hustling
Haha I haven't heard that before. Thanks man I appreciate the support big time ❤️
If you are looking for a new trailer, you might want to get a 20' bed to get your max capacity.
Yeah maybe one day I will! My concern with those is that they won't fit on residential driveways hooked up to the truck 🤷♂️
@@JackofHaulTrades it does depend on the jobsite but with a 16' trailer, that may not be long enough. Might look into a gooseneck dump trailer for your needs or a roll off dumpster or roll off flatbed.
@andrewbrenneman9592 Once I get a better yead, I'll probably invest in a roll off trailer!
Killin it💪💪💪
Thanks boss! I appreciate the support ❤️ 🙏
@@JackofHaulTrades allways big dog. Your channels growing quick.
@joshuamckillen3712 I'm shocked man! It's been a huge blessing. About 1500 new subscribers this month 🙏🙏
No problem bro!
You are awesome! ❤️🤟
My cousin said he saw you at the tire shop in Winder. He was there as well.
Haha yessir! He saw my shirt a recognized me I guess 😂🤟
@@JackofHaulTrades He saw the videos we did together and recognized who you were.
How do you get your business out there ? Do you pay for leads ?
Great video, keep up the grind this is motivational
Hey boss thank you! No, I do not. I have a few videos on how I advertise for free on the channel. Look through them
ua-cam.com/video/x-nFeWyFPV8/v-deo.htmlsi=S6JiI5Y3W9y60AHi
How much was your trailer all set up? Just curious what start up fees would be. Also have you educated yourself on how to identify sterling silver? I would imagine you might run across so old flatware and an entire set of sterling .925 silver can be $1000+ in silver scrap value to a local coin shop. Also I would pull out the drawers on old wood furniture to see if there is any money or jewelry that go stuck behind the drawers. Your channel is cool like mine so I will subscribe and learn from your hard work. I wish u were here in IL since I deal with real estate and would have a ton of referrals for you.
My trailer was about $10k .. you can buy a truck for 10k or 100k that's all up to you 😂
And no I do not know how to identify sterling silver, I need to learn that. Thanks for the advice boss! 🫡
Always ask for the money upfront
I do that with sketchy people only for the most part or If the job will take more than one day. But you are right!
@JackofHaulTrades I atleast mayb get the 1/2 the money upfront people don't like givin all the money up front
@tank5611 I do typically charge 50% upfront on jobs over $1k, but for someone I didn't on this one 😂
What I don’t understand, we used to clean our houses or anything that was used. We sold it to make a profit. I see a lot of things you wouldn’t dumpster you could make a profit off of that’s what I don’t understand.
I can't spend all day trying to sell stuff. This is a volume based business. If I had a shop or a store, I'd try to sell a lot more stuff! Thanks for the comment boss 🫡
You should make an updated video on how much UA-cam paying you since ur channel been growing.
Maybe in the future I will!
@@JackofHaulTrades yea bro some of the most viewed videos are about pay transparency. People be curious and nosey these days myself included ha ha.
@timothyhenson2459 Yeah, I'm nosey myself. But I feel like if I keep talking about it, people will think I'm showing off.. but I'm really not 😂
Buy a use standard rail roll off trailer.
I love the dump trailer game to much brotha. But I'm sure I'll get some roll offs In the near future as well!
1200 is a pretty good price
I agree 🫡
Maybe it's worth to check scrap prices online/call them to see what they pay that day
Yeah. I'm familiar with what the local ones pay for shred, but yeah I should have definitely asked on the precious metals like copper radiators :/
17:01 not sure if ya checked the golf clubs but some older ones are $$$$ , of if the putter is a scotty cameron makred sc or says it easy $$$$
I did not unfortunately. But thank you for letting me know I'll start checking!! 🫡
You need atleast 4 ft walls buddy come on that’s going to kill you in the long run put some boards on them sides
This trailer does have 4ft walls it's 7×14×4
I think the customers just don't realize the weight of all the stuff that they want gone, it cost a fair amount per ton.
Some definitely do not. Thanks for watching!
Truck more.
Thanks for watching boss 🫡
Wow tax free ?? Good worker
goosneck, 18 ft long 7 wide 5 high. youll need cdl
If my business continues to grow, I'll probably be investing in a CDL in the future!
I'd have loaded all the metal first and went straight to scrap it, then come back for the trash.
I had more metal at the house I wanted to get rid of, that's why I did it that way!
@@JackofHaulTradesIf you have the room on your property to build a large metal building you should and stuff like that deal was easily thousands of dollars new, taking a fine grit sandpaper sanding it of needed and then putting a coat of stain on it to match and a couple coats of lacquer on it to make it look me again and then pay it for sell for 5 to 800 dollars of course starting at $800 and then say or best offer there were so many things you through our that you could repost for sale and do it from your own property if you own the land and build a metal building you would make so much more money especially instead of hauling things to the dump that aren't really trash. You just charged that man 1,200 for the old saying 1 mama yeah is another's treasure. I'm sure not all jobs are like that but even the metal frame that holds the box spring and need on is resaleable like that elliptical they sale for thousands you could resale it for 8 to 1200 or even the lawnmower Just reposting things on fb Craigslist and other sites and you could sale it on Saturdays from home or off your metal building or if it's someone replying to a post they could come pick out up after you get off work for the day or have them prepay and charge a delivery fee the farther away the more the delivery cost. Could be $25 or could be 300 dollars if it's a couple hits away as long as it's paid for up front you have no risk evening as is. Just try to be as straight up about things as possible so you keep a high rating that way puerile will trust that your a man of your word. Another option would be to carry things to flee market, swap meet or place that sells things on Fridays and Saturdays. You could've easily made much more from the stuff you paid to throw away especially when it comes to tools, yard equipment, exercise equipment, desks and storage units or collectibles all those things have a high resale value. You may have got lucky with those cards but they could've also been hall of famers that were printed through the 80s that may have very little value because at that time they printed so many, plus it will take you alot more time to go through those cards to see if you get lucky or not which in not saying you shouldn't do it in just saying that even if you had to resurface that desk it may have made you more then you got from the whole job just depends on the shape and what is required to make it like new or if is missing key pieces to it that are not fixable then yes it would be trash but I've seen people take pallets and make things out of them that they got over $1000 for just by collecting unique free pallets that they built things like tables and other stuff from. Not saying that is a prise winning model for money just using it as a example of how you literally throw away thousands of dollars and what you kept were cards that child be or could not be worth anything at all. I was friends with a old black man that used to haul trash and he would always say it of every 10 jobs I do I make a extra 5 grand out of the things I haul off. He has passed away but before he did hauling and doing resale out of 3 metal building that started out as 1 that was a 40x40 he ended up owning a trailer park , paid for his sons to go to truck driving school and bought a dump truck for 1 and a rig for the other and over 100 acres of land that his whole family ended up living on and all then were set and didn't need to really ever work but he instilled a great work ethic in them now they all own properties and land and one has 5 new dump trucks and the other has 3 new rigs and the original 1 his dad bought him. So I hope this helps inspire you to look at things a little differently not in how you charge for your jobs hauling but what may be repurposed to resale.
To who cares about your chickens and your morning routine!
Lots of people do. Animals make people happy :)
those handles u took of the fan are usualy brass as well
No where the blades attach to are usually die cast but most scrapyards buy them as aluminum. I've scrapped a lot of ceiling fans and never found any brass ones.
Christopher do you strip the fans until u see the copper or aluminum?
@@JackofHaulTrades i take out the motor and the brass handles the rest goes to scrap
@@christopherjacobs2746 found a lot of brass ones here
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Great Video !!
How much did you end up giving for the lead?
TTYL
Yessir! Thanks for watching. I'll text you
Save those cards. Send them to me of you want…
They worth anything?
@@JackofHaulTrades condition of everything. Also which player it is makes it worth money too.
Wear eye protection when you saw through metal lmao
Yessir I gotta get better about that. Thank you for the comment 🤝
@@JackofHaulTrades keep up the good work 🤝
@zekeg6410 will do! You as well boss 💪
or if you have a habitat for humanity take that stuff there they take all kinds of stuff i wish i could start a busines doing junk removal but im in a very tight pinch and my credit is bad
You don't need fancy equipment brother. I started small and built it up
These are my least favorite junk jobs, where it all looks like junk, and it would be easier for everyone if it all goes and you can start from scratch with whatever you're framing. HOWEVER instead of separating the things they'd like you to remove they tell you this that yes this no that this for sure no that.... Then there's usually a discrepancy about what got thrown away that shouldn't have.
Yes, absolutely. you have to be very careful. I usually confirm a few times with the customer that way I don't accidentally throw something away that I shouldn't have..
1 off tho's cards can be worth 200$ they are collectors items
Good thing I kept them! I need to find someone to sell em to now 😂
My yard doesn't ask for a license for radiators
Nice!
The baseball card are worth something to someone
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Thanks for watching! ❤️
Do you use any kind of online invoicing or CRM system for customer payments? Im looking for something better than Square.
I use Square. If you find something better without a subscription, let me know 😂🫡
@@JackofHaulTradesYardBook is great, that’s what I use. You can track all your clients build your own Catalog of services and prices. They use stripe for online payments straight to your business account. You can send invoices and estimates right through email. If you send estimate the client can approve it right away. Only drawback is app is crappy, I use online on iPad. I love it and it’s free.
@@JackofHaulTrades Im looking at signing up for contractorplus app. Looks promising.
What state ? Prob truck bed
I'm in Georgia
You got any plans for the 5.9 that’s been sitting? 🤣
Good question! yes. But I don't want to put money in it right now 😪😂
@@JackofHaulTradeswould be a good backup work truck if you got it running again!
@@RusticSpecks absolutely!
Would love to come work with you fr
Where do you live brotha?
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Thanks for watching brotha! 🤟
That guy really wasted alot of good shuff
Should of charged $1800
I'm gonna work on raising my prices 🫡
Are you still using your go pro or iPhone
Mostly go pro but I still use my phone as well!
Where are you located??
North East Georgia!
should've double confirm on baseball cards he maybe did not see that. :(
HAVE TWO DO WHAT UT DOING HAVE 2 BOBCATS 1 DUMP TRUCK,,,,,LOT CASH
Equipment is not needed for small jobs like this. They would tear up yards and cost you more money. I only use equipment when it's needed on huge demo jobs or tree work
If you're gonna buy a new trailer you're better off by in a roll off dumpster
Haha we will see when the time comes!
i thought this was a 16ft
No, these are 14 ft. My new one with 3ft walls is 16 feet... That's the one with the auto tarp!
Hey Brother, one question, Which technique worked best for you to get customers, door to door or social media? my junk removal and demolition company is licensed and insured, but I am having a hard time getting customers. Any advice?
Hey boss, Yard Sings and Facebook Advertising have done miracles for me! I'll leave a link below for you. I have a few videos on that! ua-cam.com/video/x-nFeWyFPV8/v-deo.htmlsi=M-OArb5nvk9030Xi
@@JackofHaulTrades Thank you, I appreciate it. I will check them out.🫡
Cut them D rings off the back. You’ll thank me later
I thought about it but I Haul equipment sometimes so I need them
@@JackofHaulTrades yea after I said that I watched more videos and thought you needed them lol. Keep it up man, I’m 5 years deep and still holding on in this trade
@brianhannah5959 Heck yeah man! Where are you located? I'm about 2 years deep rn
@@JackofHaulTrades Winchester TN area.
I sent a instagram message with a little thing i noticed in a video.
Thanks boss!