Your 10 STEP GUIDE to getting started in dumpster rentals!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Today, I share with you my 10 Step Guide on getting started in dumpster rentals. This is for beginners as well as those just curious about my process in business. If you're looking to get started in this industry, my ten-step guide covers everything you need to know. If you're ready to successfully take on the world of dumpster rentals, WATCH THIS VIDEO!
I just want to say thank you, you are down to earth, God will always bless you for helping others, this is huge.
Thank You Jean. God Bless you and your family as well my friend.
#6 is huge. Meeting other guys in the industry and making connections helped guide me where I wanted my business to be in the future
I think for most people in this industry this is an afterthought. Everyone is so "worried" about the competition and sharing ideas that they lack making those ever so important vital connections that we all need so badly. Thanks for watching Cody, Love watching your constant BIG moves.
Your knowledge and advice, as well as the great deal of time you put into your content is very much appreciated. I'm in the process of transitioning out of my lifelong career in trucking, and therefore am doing my homework, starting small, and immersing myself in your content and that of several others like you. I genuinely thank you for all that you put into sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos and share your story and experience as well. I appreciate your support and wish you the very bets luck with your new ventures my friend.
Drive safely.
Real World…. Only 3% put the effort to follow the steps you mentioned. That is the reason we are successful.
Subscribed to your channel. Very clear and detailed info.
Thanks for the support. Welcome to my show brother, grateful to have you. Thank You.
This was awesome!
Your knowledge is very much appreciated.
Keep up the amazing work!!!!👍
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel my friend.
So appreciate you sharing your knowledge
Thank You for taking the time to watch my videos and support the channel. I appreciate you.
Thank you so much for all the information!! Great content and I really appreciate the step by step guide! I would love to see a video on trailers, I know its not really what you use but id love to learn more about them because thats how I plan to start. For example how much tonnage you can carry in a 14k gvwr trailer, how big a truck you need, and how to still stay under CDL requirements in the process! Anyways thanks again John I have some work ahead of me, but your videos always give me the confidence and the motivation to start this business and work for myself in this industry!
Your idea of creating a video about running a trailer and everything about the weight, CDL requirements and everything else that goes with it. I appreciate your comment and for supporting the channel. Thank You my friend.
Thank you for putting this information out there. It's a great framework for getting started.
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for taking the time to watch some of my content my friend. I appreciate you.
awesome content for beginners
Glad to hear that! Hope you find it useful my friend.
Thanks for all the info yet again. Would love to see a vid on going through the process of finding someone to do your website, someone to do your graphic designs, how you get decalling done. There's lots of little things that would be great for additional videos. Keep em coming! Love your content.
Love this suggestion. There are literally 100's if not 1000's of those little things that add up to make or break a business in this industry. I like this idea and will add it to my list for future content. Thank You for watching.
Very smart would have never thought of a few of these ! 6 is genius honest. Great advice
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Hello, from Texas! Thank you! I’m thinking about starting my own bumper pull business and was clueless and had a lot of questions but this video really gave me a broad view on the start up. I’m gonna watch this video at least 10 times lol and take notes.
Sub’d!!!👍
Thanks for the support brother. I appreciate you subscribing and taking the time to watch my videos. Thank You!
Great video! Great info! I am over near Lake Fork and just started trailer rentals. About to add a dump trailer soon and have pondered making roll-offs an option also. Love your videos!
Thank You for taking the time to watch and support the channel my friend. Best of luck to you. Drive safely.
These are truly core steps to starting any business and I’ve never noticed it!!! Thanks you so much for this!!
Thank You for taking the time to watch a few videos and support the channel my friend.
Very informative & educational video. Thanks for sharing this 10 step guide.
Most welcome, I appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos and support the channel. Drive safely out there today.
Best information I have hear Thank you 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching the channel brother.
Right on time 🙏🏾
Timing is everything in life. Thanks Juice.
#6 is huge I have learned a long time ago it's better to work with same good minded competitors and work together than too fight each other and worrying about betting each others pricing and you end up making more money.
Agreed. I have several companies that would be considered "competitors" that I have strong working relationships with. It's something that is looked over way too frequently. Incredible opportunities for everyone involved who are willing to work together.
Gold, pure gold!
Thank You Chelsea
Absolutely great info - needed to hear that, because it’s all the info you would have to have for a business & marketing plan required for a business loan or investor
Thank You for taking the time to support the channel and watch a few videos. Appreciate your positive contribution my friend.
Thank you for all info
So nice of you. I appreciate the continued support my friend.
I absolutely love your podcast and your ability to explain this business and all of its ups and downs. I’d like for you to speak to having debt and what to do if you’ve gotten into the business in the wrong way and are overextended. I’ll be honest…that’s me. I’m in the process of figuring out what to do in order to restructure my debt and increase my profitability. I used a ton of my savings but also used credit cards and a line of credit. As the market starting to change and rates started increasing, I noticed my debt increasing and profitability decreasing. I’m still under the 2 year mark so I haven’t been able to qualify for a SBA loan or any other business loan for that matter. Thank you in advanced and keep up the great work.
I actually have an upcoming episode on this very topic in the near future. Here's just a little bit from that I'll share here now with you. You have already taken the risk... ( Good for you!!! ) And I mean that.... When you take big risks, you attack and play the game differently. It doesn't matter how you got into this game, debt, cash, credit cards, or mortgaged your house.... You're here in the game. But rather than focusing on restructuring your debt, focus on making more money to pay that debt. Elon Musk recently tweeted this and its so true: "Its easier to make an extra $10,000 than it is the save $10,000" I would focus on more business and paying the obigations you have rather than playing defense and worried about the choices you already made.
Much, much more to come on this topic. Thanks for this comment. Get out there and put in the work and make that extra $10K
@@samedaydumpsterGreat angle on this. I love it.
such a great video. I feel like you should expand your youtube offering to those who are going after other business ventures apart from dumpsters. your logic goes a long way across multiple industries. thank you for the info
This is tough for me honestly. Most my videos can cross into other industries for sure and there's a lot of valuable information for any business. But I don't want to be seen as one of those channels just spitting information. I like the lane I'm traveling with dumpsters and for at least the near future, I think I stay here. I very much appreciate this comment. Thank You for your continued support Tim.
@@samedaydumpster oh for sure brother i wasn't suggesting to skip lanes so quickly. im saying as a bigger picture, down the road. you might see that youtube has a bigger calling for you than you'd ever imagined. keep up the great work. I am here for the dumpster info. will be opening a dumpster business within the next 1-5 years.
Great video!
Thanks Jason! I appreciate the support my brother. 👊🏾
Great video! You touched on the reservation process, what service do you use?
One of the embers videos/pieces of info I’ve seen so far on getting started in the industry! Thank you for your transparency, you’re helping a lot of people I’m sure. Would love to see a video from you on your ‘tech stack’. What are you using for scheduling/billing/customer relations etc. thank you!
I think that would make a very informative video as well. I'll add it to my list to get created and uploaded. Thanks for taking time to watch some videos. Very much appreciated.
Love your content! Thanks so much!
@@landoneckles292 Thank You Landon 👊🏾
Another great video John!
If I were to start over again, I would directly go into the Hooklift truck and skip over the roll off trailer/gooseneck set up. Just my opinion.
Can you do a video on what facilities you use to dump dirt/concrete?
Also, do you separate your trash or take each load to the dump/transfer station?
Appreciate your content! 🔥
I wish we could all start with a hooklift truck! But don’t forgot these trailers are a great way to step into the market and get proof of concept. It’s a lot easier to get your foot in the door with 40k versus 200k. I’m seeing the happy spot is starting with a trailer, and moving to hooklift in 12-16 months. IMO 👍
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Agree with that… I factor after I spent 40K on the Maxxd set up and then 65k on my Ram 2500 I was at the same amount that I spent on my hooklift truck. You’re right on it being a good start to test the waters! 👏🤛
I think those are some great suggestions for future videos. I will put those on the list. Real quick tho... I don't do any type of sorting at the moment prior to going to the transfer station. I see value in it, it's just not something I have time for, or the facilities or the manpower to perform at this stage of the business. Thanks for your comment and for watching, very much appreciated.
100%. I still feel you need to learn to walk before you run. The "trailer type" setup is a very crucial step for anyone starting out in this business. You learn to be efficient, the mistakes that get made on the trailer aren't nearly as costly as they are on a hooklift truck and you're spot on with the capital to get into the game. $40,000 vs. $200,000 + is a big factor while you figure a lot of things out. Great comment!
I think most everyone will agree and see "proof of concept" that most ( I use this term loosely ) most guys started on the trailer and grew into hooklift trucks are doing pretty well for themselves. If someone is going to "washout' of this business, it's usually in the trailer phase. Thanks for the support and for watching guys.
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Thank You for supporting the channel my friend.
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Thanks brother.
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Really helpful video. This might be a dumb question but what do you mean exactly when you say driveway insurance?
Wow , you could start a buisiness class. Great job.
Thank You.
So what are you doing for scheduling, reservations and tracking your dumpsters? Have you got a video on it?
Yes... It's all handled thru my websites check out cart that the guys over at HyperTek Solutions custom made for me. Watch the video title "Here's why the competition is taking business from you." That explains step by step how I handle scheduling, reservations and tracking all my assets ( dumpsters, trucks etc... )
Can you do an episode on the pros and cons of different trucks to install 54" hooklift non cdl and diesel or gas since diesel cost more and requires more maintenance
Great suggestion for an upcoming video. I'll add it to the list. Thank You for watching and the support Mike.
@@samedaydumpster Thank you and BTW, I appreciate your informative and professional videos. Most of the TH-camrs are more self-serving than really informative.
In the truck video or in a separate one can you also talk about dumpstar bags. I do not know how useful they are most areas but here in FL I think there is some opportunity with them since we get so many homes damaged from storm surges. I'm thinking the homes along the coastal areas could add a dumpster bag to their emergency supplies. If you drive along the coastal areas after a storm there are piles of trash all along the roads of these areas. If I can get them a bag prior to a storm it would be helpful for them and provide me with a business opportunity. Do you know if they even make a non CDL truck that will accommodate both a hooklift system, automatic tarp, and the bagster-hook system? I'd like to know about that before I order my trucks so If it's possible could send me an email with some of what you know about those system? I would greatly apricate that. I'm sure it takes time to make these videos so I'll likely be at step 10 prior to you putting a video out on it.
I hear you. I have all your steps, like you said i was thinking buying the equipment first but my mind change after this. So my question is what about if I want to do junk removal and dumpsters rental same company? And I’m new follower
There's other channels out there better qualified for advice on Junk Removal. I stay in my lane brother, dumpster rentals are what I do, therefor that's the information I share. I do know this, if you have access to a lot of labor help, junk removal is more profitable and makes more money.
@@samedaydumpster well anyways thanks for be honest. I keep watching
Thanks for all of the advice. I have been self employed for over 30years and I am looking for some thing I can handle now that I am older. There is only 1 dumpster rental company near me and I think I can make it work. Any idea about a trailer company you would recommend. I have bought trailers from Texas Pride and they were well made, but I am in Az and that's a long drive. Thanks Again.
Texas Pride, MaxxD, and Nedlands are brands that will hold up well in this industry. Best of luck my friend. Drive safely.
When first starting, how would you store dumpsters when they are not in use?
It's just another expense in this game to consider and plan for. For guys like me in a busy city where I don't have tons of land ( because I live right in the middle of downtown ) I have to rent a yard, in my case... I actually have several yards that I pay rent on. You need to plan as no one will ever have 100% of their dumpsters rented out 100% of the time.
@@samedaydumpsterThanks! I also live in the middle of a big city and land is expensive. I'm not even sure how to find yards to rent. When ever I do a search all I find is a million sites for inside storage units.
Can you make a video of why you don’t like Docket or DRS?
I get asked this a couple times a week. Maybe it's time I share my thoughts in depth about why I don't use either of those platforms.
What video talks about insurance? I have watched most but not all videos?
Hey John who should I talk to at ruble that would know your old 6500? I’m ready to pull the trigger and want to have all the features yours had.
Call Jeff at Ruble 260.466.1160
What is the turn around time for equipment? Is it a year or less?
You can get equipment within a few months, depending on the style of equipment, some a little quicker and some a little longer.
Difference in profit margin of a Strict Dumpster business vs Junk Removal Dumpster Business
Agreed.
Who built your website?
For me the only others are big companies here. How do I go with networking. I'm talking like waste management and matrec big...
Find a mentor would be the first step if you are struggling with marketing.
So three months ago I got my LLC three weeks ago. I finally got my EIN number. The only problem I’m running into is getting a decent quote for the insurance on a dump trailer. Any idea or better yet? Any advice on a good insurance company for renting out trailers Thank you in advance.
Call my guy, I can’t promise he can beat or give you the best rates…. But he’s my guy and he kicks ass and he works hard and I’ve found for my market… he’s hands down the best in the biz.
Stetson Wood 801.589.5701
NY business is called
Dumping Loads ...
I like a place for me to rent to own dumpster in Florida
Having trouble find 36" Standard rail roll off trailer. Could you help me I'm in Muskegon MI
Reach out to Rayder Hobbs with MAC Corp in Indianapolis. He can help you out.
And beside no one here does small roll off. Lol
Sounds like you found a good niche then.
I would like to contact your google guy.
I use a firm out of London that I've worked with for several years with my barbershop business. One our next call, I ask them if they are accepting new clients and circle back with you. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel.
Thank you for this. I was going to make the mistake of buying the truck and the roll-offs first. I am going to take your method and apply it to my business. Thank you so much.
Best of luck to you my friend. I appreciate you taking the time to watch the channel.