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What are your dump fees in Florida?

Dope video bro. Good info. I’m out here running my own junk removal and moving company in NYC. Been posting a lot of content on how to get started and jobs I’ve done. Definitely check that out bro!

blonde kid a hard worker

Is the truck a 1500 or 2500?

When Ole boy ask yall what you were doing . You should have said DEEEEZ NUTZ and drove off

I'm not sure how you're doing now, but I definitely wouldn't call that fully loaded. I stack my truck to the sky until it begins to squat. Great work on making your own business, keep pushing and keep grinding.

110$ for 5hrs of work 😮😅

buy a pitch fork

I have a question for you dude how do you go based on charging for junk removal

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Double digits!

who did you use to make your first website?

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I’m looking to start my Junk Removal business in Florida, What License do I need to do Junk Removal? I can’t find that info anywhere.

always take the wheelbarrow with you

Why you didn't weld metal sides ?

#JunkRemoval with weird cheap customers lol . And featuring the parking lot monitor 😂😂😂

Wheres the driving cat.

Junk Money

Angle the couch to the right, and then keep it in the air and then turn it

Next time you do tree debris, have a tarp in your truck at all times just in case you forget the wheelbarrow. It'll save on the trips back and forth.

How are you finding these jobs? Do you feel like the market is getting saturated. I’m in a smaller city and it just seems like there is no many people doing this

Seems like junk removal is always thriving in Florida no matter wuch part of the state.

W video broski keep grindin🔥🤝🏽

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Uh wth 😂

wth no

Get a mulcher then bag it up sell it as soil ,it's what I do

Hey my man, been watching your content from when you started junk removal, I just started mine and it’s fought getting jobs out here in my market, everyone charges cheap. I have business cards in every busy area around town and ads running on Craigslist. But yet I have no luck not a call yet what would you recommend?

Your picking up like one stick at a time😂

You’re such a good junk remover. Would you be willing to remove my junk for me? I have junk that needs removal. It is too much junk for me. I can’t handle it myself. Let me know if you could help in removing my junk.

Too much talking not enough building

You could have done it faster bro! 💪🤟

My minimum in North FL to pick something up like that would be $125. $95 is not worth getting in my truck with gas and maintenance lol

Hey buddy good seeing you somehow I didn't get a notification for this video. It's hot up here to and it's been thunderstorms after another. Take care buddy and don't get too hot.

Still made about 110$ an hour

Hey. I live in Saint Pete as well. You should check with Zura Bay apartments on 74th. Actually there's a few complexes in this area. There alot of junk piled up around the maintenance area that doesn't look like it can be put in a regular dumpster.

Good video man I needed this

I think you can't just do junk hauling, you have to branch out to landscaping or dumpster rentals. I am offering mowing services with junk removal and it helps a lot.

What did you charge for that 2nd Load??

I wish I had $26 dump fees. Waste is 120 per tonne, and the brush is 115 per tonne. Keep it going steezy ain't no rest on the grind in our industry.💯💰

I’m just south of you in Palmetto, let’s just start our own BNI

You're spot on about residential work. I've been part of a smaller business networking group, but the biggest challenge is maintaining consistent attendance. My focus is primarily on dumpster rentals, though I occasionally take on cleanouts-usually for clients who've inherited properties, which is something I enjoy doing. My advice would be to identify the key sources that help secure those types of jobs. Because the ROI on those particular jobs are big.

For most B2B gigs, you'll probably need a bigger truck. Either a box truck for max capacity or something like an NPR with a lift bed....though capacity drops by a lot. An NPR box truck with a lift gate would be as close to ideal as I can imagine. Hand unloading is not the worst thing in the world, though it depends on how busy your dump is and how it is setup. A single apartment cleanout can fill up even a box truck pretty easily. For apartment complexes, you'll be routinely getting tons of stoves/ranges, a/c condensers and compressors, fridges, washers, and dryers. Not to mention a metric fkucton of boxes which are more annoying than anything else. The complexes don't want to be calling you out all the time so you need the capacity and manpower to knock everything out for them in one go. You also need the finances to be able to swallow net 30 or higher. Storage units are the same except more furniture and less empty boxes. They won't call you for one or two small units. The only positive for a pickup/trailer combo with apartments is that you'll be able to get your rig into a lot of parking garages that bigger trucks won't fit in. As to contracts.....good luck. Even if you get them, they're not really enforceable. Or more accurately, they're not worth the legal costs of taking action to enforce them. And many won't sign them because they won't have to with a different company. There is no shortage of junk companies. You'll likely just knock yourself out of any potential opportunity by asking for a contract that involves more than a handshake and some hope. You're right though, you cannot scale a pickup/trailer well. The jump to larger trucks comes with much greater expenses and often isn't worth it. Really depends on the amount of business you can generate consistently. A good setup for small company provided you can generate enough business would be one guy (you) on a pickup/trailer for small jobs, minimums, big quotes, schmoozing with whoever you want to be schmoozing with, overflow from large jobs, etc....and a box truck with lift-gate w/ 2 employees doing your larger jobs and whatever would benefit from 2 bodies. EDIT: Your employees will absolutely hate you for apartment complex gigs and storage unit gigs. They almost always eat a ton of time and they'll never get a tip beyond an occasional bottle of water.

I'll be out at the Junk Expo as well! Can't wait to see how much more I can add/do to my junk removal business to scale it better.

I'm in a BNI group it helps with a bunch of leads. But you also have to attend every week and do homework for it which sucks. But it's been worth it for me so far 🤷‍♂️

I was eating a Barebell bar as I started your video. Salty Peanut flavor. I’ll give the Cookies and Cream a try.

Got the Zoolander look going 😂

NOT A DUMP TRAILER!

Yeah bro, know your worth. Don’t chase after the cheapo’s