Speaking about the garbage smell. The term Sanitation workers in NYC actually use is "NOSE BLIND." They tell me the workers don't smell the garbage after a few months. Love the channel
I would be proud to have you as a neighbor. We respect owners that are hardworking and respectful. Ditch Florida and come to Virginia. I did in 2009. Never looked back!
It’s surprising to me that you’re able to run this type of business from your home since it sounds like you said you live in the city limits. Most of the time that requires additional licensing and reviews from a Building and Zoning department. How many licenses are you required to have? City, county, and state?
Zilch. One of the benefits to the state and area of the state I live in. Running the same business a county or two over would have worlds more red tape and fees.
I have no problem with a nice clean trash truck parked on your own property. It just shows you're a working man trying to make something of yourself. Some people would complain if you handed them a gold bar. Keep doing what you do
I retired from working at a waste water plants for over 20 years. My last 15 years, our plant took flow from a Tyson chicken plant. People skied me if the plant stinks, I told them it smelled Ike a pay check!!!!!!
So do you need to go to the dump during your single day run OR can your trash truck go to all of your customers and collect and then do a dump? Thank you and I love that you are super transparent on you and your wife opening up a new business.
Holy cow, what are people putting in their trash that causes that much liquid? I can’t honestly say that I have never had liquid in my trash can, EVER!
If I was your neighbor, the only thing I would be concerned about is smell/rodents/bugs. Since you clean your truck every week, it sounds like you don't have those issues so there should be nothing to complain about.
As a kid my Dad drove for private sanitation, he brought home his roll-off for lunch or to give us a ride around the block, old Brockways, Autocars, Mercedes Benz, good times. Some neighbors would complain, but his response to them was, "we're working class people that truck is my work, it doesn't stink it doesn't leak fluids relax and mind your own business", and they did.
I understand that it may be an eyesore, especially if it was dirty, on the street, etc. On the other hand, is it any worse than blue tarps covering roofs/trailers/wood piles/etc.? Or garbage cans sitting out on the curb for days on end because an owner doesn’t bring them in? Or piles of recycling/garbage people stack up waiting to get rid of it? Or old/unused/rotting children’s play equipment?
Wrapping up the lawn care season this past week I've found myself many a times covered in mulched leaves sitting upon my zero turn. I shake them off, kick them forward off the foot plate, and use a grabber to get the big clumps off the top of the deck. But one time this week while the temperatures have dropped I found myself wearing winter work gloves and reaching down to my right to remove a clump of those leaves off the discharge side of the deck. Sitting back up I thought, that was dumb. I could have gotten that glove and my hand caught up in a deck belt. I was reminded of this moment at the 17:28 point in this video. I wish you prosperity and certainly no ill will. But please for your own safety keep your hands away from 'Lil Ms Pac-Tuah's rear end.
Brad, I support you in everything you do because I love your garbage truck. However, it's a garbage truck parked in a residential neighborhood. I get what your neighbor is saying. Things like that can affect home prices in your street, which directly impacts your neighbor's return on their home investment. Please consider understanding where they are coming from. Consider erecting a large RV-type garage to be closed off from anyone's eyes. I wish you and your family continued success.
You’re exactly right. You can’t put your business to a holt because your neighbors don’t like what they see… but I have an idea for you. Would you ever consider making the gate to the backyard larger and making a concrete or gravel pad in the back to park on?
You burden yourself by having to take your own weekly garbage to the dump in a garbage truck you purchased. Past that, you go above and beyond what 95% of people would do and you share it openly with the world. Keep up the good work
making some money on a truck that runs only once a week is really good. if you add enough clients to split the route into two days, you'll be making plenty
Weird question 😅: do you have certain stops/customers that you think you could identify them by the state of their garbage? Like is there any kind of identity or personality or trend to some of your stops that are above ordinary? Love the videos! Keep it up.
Does all the affluent stay in the hopper until is emptied at the land fill? I really enjoy your videos, particularly seeing you build your own business
In terms of balancing on tires of that size/ truck size, there is a bag of glass beeds that gets tosssed in with the tire when mounted. After a few miles the bags are supposed to break and it "self balances".
My wife and I use to not have great smelling capabilities . However, since we have been eating a carnivore lifestyle, we can smell things quite easily. I can literally smell people approaching me from several feet away as I'm servicing customers yards Lol
Brad unless your town or county or state have laws against you parking a commerical truck on your property then it seems legal . if you start getting visits from your town or county inspectors or someone complains 500 times a week and the town or county then have to come out look and see if said complaint is valid or not . if the truck stank then maybe it could be considered a health violation but has clean has you keep it i doubt thats the issue maybe somebody just has a bone to pick with you who knows . brad if you parked 40 yard roll off dumpsters in your yard thats different but a small trash truck it isnt an eye sore . brad on trucks they go by hours of use to determine the changes . brad truck oil changes filter changes i would recommend going to a shop the reason is because they have the pits the tools and they can dispose of the used fluids . the amount of oil in the motor alone to drain it will require very large deep pans then the hard part is disposing of the used oil . brad if you do the oil changes yourself id look in the phonebook and see if you can find a company who will come either pickup or if you store your used oil theyll come pump it for free companys like safetykleen might do it . brad unless you want to invest alot of money in tools id let a truck mechanic place do the tires because they have the sockets the large impact guns and large jacks and special machines to balance truck tires . the machines alone are at least a few grand and it takes some knowledge when balancing tires plus the lead weights used arent cheap or easy to come by . certain tasks you can handle but other tasks you really need a fully equiped garage not a home driveway or home car garage .
It has nothing to do with HOA’s it has to do with Zoning. You can’t just operate any business from your home, especially if your business is within a city limit or in this case, dealing with waste. There are licenses required in most states at every level. City, county and state. If operating this business under the radar then I would think days are numbered running from a private residence. In most every city in this country it’s illegal for any business to have any type of runoff into a storm drain. That means washing your truck and having the runoff go into a storm sewer. Dealing with any state epa is not fun and can be extremely costly.
The business isn't operated from my home. That would be if I had a restaurant in my kitchen, or a tax preparation office in my bedroom, or shelves of stuff you could buy in my living room. If the actual service occurs at other peoples homes, then it isn't based at my home (just like my lawn care business isn't based at my house, despite the fact that I clean my lawn care equipment at home). No state license required for sanitation in Florida nor in my county/city, but feel free to double check! State EPA is always a possibility but hopefully we can add a portable water reclamation unit to the process soon and fix that last issue!
Like honestly what is that dudes issue? You clean it so it obviously doesn’t stink It way cleaner than the other trash trucks especially the wm ones So like I’m genuinely curious what he was trying to say
Curious to know if/when you are ordering more trash cans? I see you passed the halfway mark for the number you ordered.. Love the videos, keep them coming!!
Absolutely not, he just be leaving a trail around the neighborhood and illegally dumping whatever is in it. Most of it gets pushed out at the dump where they're expecting it
The first few weeks I had the truck I had to one without one because the dealer didn't give me one. It isn't pretty and you leave big messes on the road and in front of your customers' driveways.
You seem like an honest person and i hope you can take this as constructive and not hateful. But you sort of addressed it but i feel came to the wrong conclusion. You are in fact operating a trash business out of your house. your business mail im sure goes to your house, you store your equipment there, you clean your equipment there. You are operating out of your house. I bet it will even appear on google maps as a trash business eventually. Point im making is people dont want to live next to a trash operation. for obvious reasons.
The business address is our residence for sure, but it isn't operated at my home. That would be if I had a restaurant in my kitchen, or a tax preparation office in my bedroom, or shelves of stuff you could buy in my living room. If the actual service occurs at other peoples homes, then it isn't based at my home (just like my lawn care business isn't based at my house, despite the fact that I clean my lawn care equipment at home).
"Point im making is people dont want to live next to a trash operation. for obvious reasons." I'm just asking for someone, anyone to list those obvious reasons so we can address them one by one, because the only one I've heard is 'looking at the truck'.
@@CopperCreekCutsBut it is based at your home. How do you explain the 100 plus trash cans in your backyard that you offer to your customers for monetary payment? By using your own analogy, maybe if you put them on a shelf for sale, you might understand . Even cleaning the inside of the trash holding area of the truck is part of running the business out of your home. You might not be breaking any laws, but that doesn't make it right or a respectful neighbor. I own a remodeling business. I have trucks and equipment. I purposely bought a home that was not in a residential allotment so I had room to "hide" my business items from the eyes of my residential neighbors. When you look you your front window, you probably don't see your glowing orange truck, but I would guess at least 5 of your neighbors homes have a great view of it. It's not only the sight of the business items that could be a nuisance, the added noise could be another reason. There is noise at your house because of your business. It looks like your neighbors are pretty close. I'm sure they can hear the pressure washer running every week, as well as your truck beeping while backing up and raising the rear to clean. That's not to mention your business lawn equipment. The stink in that truck will only get worse with time. Even if you wash it every week. Just trying to help with some specifics. Keep up the videos.
neighbor should plant some screening trees if they dont like to look at the garbage truck everyday. Saying it ruins home value is absurd, not like your a hoarding neighbor, everyones got to work lol
Hey Brad! Jaw dropped when I made it to the video as the headliner😃!! I'm not mad at all, I don't live within 1,000 miles of you and so I get to just watch the video and be the keyboard warrior. Honestly, there's nothing specific to share/point out - in my opinion if my neighbor parked a garbage truck in their driveway I would be frustrated. It is an eyesore but also it is loud, it could smell, could be dirty and having you wash a commercial vehicle in a residential street just isn't my jam. If I was buying a house on your block I'm pretty sure it would be a big eye scratcher and something that would turn away many buyers no matter how you handle it because chances are they'd just see a garbage truck and not your TH-cam channel. At the end of the day, I just can't see this being something that increases property value but if none of your neighbors care then it is what it is. I was just really surprised to see you do this and I guess even more surprised everyone is fine with it. Wish you nothing but success and like I said initially been watching your content for years!
Just a little question I had. How come your start times are so different each week? One day it’ll be 4:40 and then the next one, it’ll be 4:10. Do you set different alarms sometimes or what? Just curious
I haven't done the math but the amount of 15 seconds per stop it would have to save to make up the cost and complexity of adding that that would be astronomical. The other issue is if the can is full the hopper can't really hold two cans worth of trash before needing to cycle it.
I have a vending machine business. If I leave a vending machine on my driveway up against the garage door where the front of the vendor is not visible...... someone always complains to the city by law department
Honestly, id rather see a persons work truck than a street filled with nice cars. At least that's my thoughts, If a homes value is determined by what people drive then that's not an area I want to live in.
This is a baby garbage truck, and you keep it clean and I assume it don’t stink up the place when you park it. Technically should you have a yard for it yes it’s a commercial truck but your a small operation so I would say if you get a second truck I would definitely get a yard / parking spot.
i see both sides of the story yes its a very clean and neat trash truck, but it is a commercial vehicle in a residential area, yes you still see big UPS and trash trucks on the streets during the day but people like to see them temporarily. i honestly have no problems with you having the truck on your drive way and I see both sides of the story on how its unfair to both sides. if you could park it behind your fence it would definite solve problems for you and others.
Sounds like the guy who has a problem with you parking your truck at your house is the president of an HOA. He can't stand something like that in his neighborhood so that means his opinions must therefore apply to your neighborhood as well.
What happens with all the liquid that lays in the "tray" bottom part of the compactor? I know you have a plug there you talked about removing when cleaning, but what about while youre driving around? Does it just stay there and slosh around until you get to the dump?
I would be upset too, to see the truck everyday, I can't explain it, it irks me. I guess it's like nail on a chalkboard, it bothers some people while it doesn't bother other people. It's like it sticks out like a sore thumb, even though it's pretty colours and clean. Just the same, can you park it behind other vehicles rather than having it up front and center, or put it as far back as possible, or enclose it in those fake flat panels of leaves or something, ANYTHING, really?
Thank you for the Slop-o-vision at the end there.... flash backs to school dinners and mums 'soup'.... at how many empty cans left in the garden/driveway will you make the decision to order more new ones?
I am impressed you saw a need, handled it with style. You clean. I say throw a big tarp over it when parked at home :) Discount customers who double bag and present you with a reasonably clean bin. Best of luck 🍀
@@drakewesterman9798you going to pay that? Its his property and he’s not breaking any rules or laws so if you want to pay to store it somewhere that’s on you. People these days have a problem sticking their noses in other peoples property.
It's not the fact that you have a trash truck in your driveway, per se. It IS the fact that it is a commercial vehicle. Suppose one of your neighbors owned a school bus fleet and parked three or four in their driveway ; or a septic service... Or an excavator with trailers and dump trucks. I was a building contractor with seven vehicles. The only truck I parked was my personal pickup truck ( that was NOT garishly painted in bright orange and had no logos plastered all over it). There was no HOA... i simply respected the residential character of my neighborhood. I wonder if someone polled the neighborhood whether they would all be excited about having a trash truck on their street, clean OR filthy
Perhaps it is, but the perception is, true or not, that any type of commercial vehicles parked in a residential area detracts from property values. If you were to market your home for sale, I doubt you would have your truck parked in the driveway for an open house
@@douglasashleigh4989 nah they don’t detract the value at all. What does detract value is somebody who lets their house get rundown and yard overgrown, but that’s not the case here at all. My neighborhood has a guy who parks his massive semi truck in his driveway, bright green color etc and it’s fine. People also park their huge RVs in their driveways and they are more of an eyesore. Unless there is some bylaw against parking your own commercial vehicle in your own driveway, then it’s perfectly fine.
@@Nonchillante I would definitely NOT buy a house next to someone who has a garbage truck in their driveway. While Brad may keep his truck sparkling, I would not know that by one visit to look at a house. For all I know he cleaned it that day and it stunk the rest of the month or whatever.
who caresif you park it at home, what happens on your property should be your own business, no one else should have a say what a man does on their property. they don't pay your property tax so screw em
Although your explanation is plausible, I'm not sure what "specifics" you need with regards to parking your garbage truck at home. It's a GARBAGE truck!! On the surface, it would seem to be a bit off-putting having a garbage truck parked next door. As far as washing, that has to be done in your driveway? You're not washing a car, you're washing a GARBAGE truck!! And how does it not smell? In the end, it may not be a big deal but at the same time, how could you not see that it could seem a little weird to have a GARBAGE truck parked full-time in a residential neighborhood. What specifics do you need??
@coppercreekcuts he’s just a keyboard warrior with no merit other than there’s a very clean and non smelling tiny trash truck in your driveway I’m pretty sure if it was an issue that your direct neighbors would have spoken with you
@@drakewesterman9798who's going to pay for that? Not to mention, he would have to bring it home to clean it, then drive to the spot he's renting and have someone drive him back?
It’s your business,it’s your truck and it’s your property. You’re not hurting anyone or destroying any property so that stupid Karen or whoever they are can either just deal with it and move on with their life or move out of the neighborhood. What’s the deal?!
That's the cleanest trash truck I've ever seen. It looks fine.
Thank you!
I see nothing wrong with you parking it at home. It's your house and property. It has nothing to do with them
Speaking about the garbage smell. The term Sanitation workers in NYC actually use is "NOSE BLIND." They tell me the workers don't smell the garbage after a few months. Love the channel
You can still smell it, you just get used to it.
most folks going to complain regardless.
I’m extremely offended that you stop showing the Toucan
20:22 ???
I would be proud to have you as a neighbor. We respect owners that are hardworking and respectful. Ditch Florida and come to Virginia. I did in 2009. Never looked back!
It’s surprising to me that you’re able to run this type of business from your home since it sounds like you said you live in the city limits. Most of the time that requires additional licensing and reviews from a Building and Zoning department. How many licenses are you required to have? City, county, and state?
Zilch. One of the benefits to the state and area of the state I live in. Running the same business a county or two over would have worlds more red tape and fees.
I have no problem with a nice clean trash truck parked on your own property. It just shows you're a working man trying to make something of yourself. Some people would complain if you handed them a gold bar. Keep doing what you do
I retired from working at a waste water plants for over 20 years. My last 15 years, our plant took flow from a Tyson chicken plant. People skied me if the plant stinks, I told them it smelled Ike a pay check!!!!!!
So do you need to go to the dump during your single day run OR can your trash truck go to all of your customers and collect and then do a dump? Thank you and I love that you are super transparent on you and your wife opening up a new business.
Holy cow, what are people putting in their trash that causes that much liquid? I can’t honestly say that I have never had liquid in my trash can, EVER!
People are lazy sauces, whole bottles of water, And who knows what else
@@matt45540 the “who knows what else” is what would give me nightmares if I had to do that job. 🤢🤮
@@Rayzer2368full diapers, maggot ridden slow cookers, the basement trash that was originaly solid and is now a liquid....
If I was your neighbor, the only thing I would be concerned about is smell/rodents/bugs. Since you clean your truck every week, it sounds like you don't have those issues so there should be nothing to complain about.
yes you are so right
ive been waiting for this with too much anticipation
Your efficiency is so much higher now than in the beginning.
As a kid my Dad drove for private sanitation, he brought home his roll-off for lunch or to give us a ride around the block, old Brockways, Autocars, Mercedes Benz, good times. Some neighbors would complain, but his response to them was, "we're working class people that truck is my work, it doesn't stink it doesn't leak fluids relax and mind your own business", and they did.
My comment! Thanks for going in depth.
Is there a way to create simple landscaping (tall evergreens) to hide the truck or can you park it inside your fence?
I understand that it may be an eyesore, especially if it was dirty, on the street, etc. On the other hand, is it any worse than blue tarps covering roofs/trailers/wood piles/etc.? Or garbage cans sitting out on the curb for days on end because an owner doesn’t bring them in? Or piles of recycling/garbage people stack up waiting to get rid of it? Or old/unused/rotting children’s play equipment?
Wrapping up the lawn care season this past week I've found myself many a times covered in mulched leaves sitting upon my zero turn. I shake them off, kick them forward off the foot plate, and use a grabber to get the big clumps off the top of the deck. But one time this week while the temperatures have dropped I found myself wearing winter work gloves and reaching down to my right to remove a clump of those leaves off the discharge side of the deck. Sitting back up I thought, that was dumb. I could have gotten that glove and my hand caught up in a deck belt. I was reminded of this moment at the 17:28 point in this video. I wish you prosperity and certainly no ill will. But please for your own safety keep your hands away from 'Lil Ms Pac-Tuah's rear end.
I get wet the guys coming from but it’s not like it is dirty and stinky. I think if you keep it clean it is just fine.
Brad, I support you in everything you do because I love your garbage truck. However, it's a garbage truck parked in a residential neighborhood. I get what your neighbor is saying. Things like that can affect home prices in your street, which directly impacts your neighbor's return on their home investment. Please consider understanding where they are coming from. Consider erecting a large RV-type garage to be closed off from anyone's eyes. I wish you and your family continued success.
Love the truck and carts
Is there yard waste bins? Bc I never see grass or bushes in them orange bins
You’re exactly right. You can’t put your business to a holt because your neighbors don’t like what they see… but I have an idea for you. Would you ever consider making the gate to the backyard larger and making a concrete or gravel pad in the back to park on?
You burden yourself by having to take your own weekly garbage to the dump in a garbage truck you purchased. Past that, you go above and beyond what 95% of people would do and you share it openly with the world. Keep up the good work
Love your videos and love the transparency
making some money on a truck that runs only once a week is really good. if you add enough clients to split the route into two days, you'll be making plenty
Weird question 😅: do you have certain stops/customers that you think you could identify them by the state of their garbage? Like is there any kind of identity or personality or trend to some of your stops that are above ordinary? Love the videos! Keep it up.
I know who all the alcoholics are on my route because they're recycling bins are full to the brim of beer bottles and cans
I love watching your videos. Keep up the good work. I just subscribed to your TH-cam channel. Much love.
Now time for a bin washing business
Bring back the toucans name him toucan sam
20:22 ??
@@CopperCreekCutsohh didn’t see it some how 😅
Oh on Netflix there's a kids cartoon called trash truck it's awesome. That truck is about size of yours
Was it a neighbor or Someone on email or TH-cam
Does all the affluent stay in the hopper until is emptied at the land fill?
I really enjoy your videos, particularly seeing you build your own business
In terms of balancing on tires of that size/ truck size, there is a bag of glass beeds that gets tosssed in with the tire when mounted. After a few miles the bags are supposed to break and it "self balances".
What was in that bottle that you pulled out of the hopper
How are you planning on charging/ do you even offer bulk trash pickup. Ie bed frames mattress couches etc
When you go to the dump do you drain the juice at the same time and have less cleanup at home?
Apropos of nothing, cook-at-home pizza seems a fact of life in Baker County, a rural area in Northeast Florida, and I'm all for it! 🍕🍕
thats some juicey trash there this time ...
My wife and I use to not have great smelling capabilities . However, since we have been eating a carnivore lifestyle, we can smell things quite easily. I can literally smell people approaching me from several feet away as I'm servicing customers yards Lol
Buy another truck just to piss them off.
Neighbors disguised as enemies.....
Brad unless your town or county or state have laws against you parking a commerical truck on your property then it seems legal . if you start getting visits from your town or county inspectors or someone complains 500 times a week and the town or county then have to come out look and see if said complaint is valid or not . if the truck stank then maybe it could be considered a health violation but has clean has you keep it i doubt thats the issue maybe somebody just has a bone to pick with you who knows . brad if you parked 40 yard roll off dumpsters in your yard thats different but a small trash truck it isnt an eye sore . brad on trucks they go by hours of use to determine the changes . brad truck oil changes filter changes i would recommend going to a shop the reason is because they have the pits the tools and they can dispose of the used fluids . the amount of oil in the motor alone to drain it will require very large deep pans then the hard part is disposing of the used oil . brad if you do the oil changes yourself id look in the phonebook and see if you can find a company who will come either pickup or if you store your used oil theyll come pump it for free companys like safetykleen might do it . brad unless you want to invest alot of money in tools id let a truck mechanic place do the tires because they have the sockets the large impact guns and large jacks and special machines to balance truck tires . the machines alone are at least a few grand and it takes some knowledge when balancing tires plus the lead weights used arent cheap or easy to come by . certain tasks you can handle but other tasks you really need a fully equiped garage not a home driveway or home car garage .
It has nothing to do with HOA’s it has to do with Zoning. You can’t just operate any business from your home, especially if your business is within a city limit or in this case, dealing with waste. There are licenses required in most states at every level. City, county and state. If operating this business under the radar then I would think days are numbered running from a private residence. In most every city in this country it’s illegal for any business to have any type of runoff into a storm drain. That means washing your truck and having the runoff go into a storm sewer. Dealing with any state epa is not fun and can be extremely costly.
The business isn't operated from my home. That would be if I had a restaurant in my kitchen, or a tax preparation office in my bedroom, or shelves of stuff you could buy in my living room. If the actual service occurs at other peoples homes, then it isn't based at my home (just like my lawn care business isn't based at my house, despite the fact that I clean my lawn care equipment at home). No state license required for sanitation in Florida nor in my county/city, but feel free to double check! State EPA is always a possibility but hopefully we can add a portable water reclamation unit to the process soon and fix that last issue!
You really need a power rake for the Ventrac. You've got a goldmine of busted driveways on your route.
I thought there were holes so the gravy would leak out. Do you keep them closed until you reach the dump?
Maybe do an average monthly cost? Just a suggestion and thought
What’s the long term plan for the dump trailer? Any plans to sell off unused equipment to recoup some of the costs?
Is your truck small enough to not be CDL required
Just do you the haters going to hate
Hey Brad would you ever consider starting a recycling or organics collection system
Like honestly what is that dudes issue?
You clean it so it obviously doesn’t stink
It way cleaner than the other trash trucks especially the wm ones
So like I’m genuinely curious what he was trying to say
Do you ever pack out
Curious to know if/when you are ordering more trash cans? I see you passed the halfway mark for the number you ordered.. Love the videos, keep them coming!!
Do you ever have anyone leave bags on the hopper lip when its sitting there parked?
you should add a mack md6 garbage truck
Hey Brad, when you get more trucks, will you hire any workers and make the company official?
Pull that darn drain plug :)
Absolutely not, he just be leaving a trail around the neighborhood and illegally dumping whatever is in it. Most of it gets pushed out at the dump where they're expecting it
The first few weeks I had the truck I had to one without one because the dealer didn't give me one. It isn't pretty and you leave big messes on the road and in front of your customers' driveways.
You seem like an honest person and i hope you can take this as constructive and not hateful. But you sort of addressed it but i feel came to the wrong conclusion. You are in fact operating a trash business out of your house. your business mail im sure goes to your house, you store your equipment there, you clean your equipment there. You are operating out of your house. I bet it will even appear on google maps as a trash business eventually. Point im making is people dont want to live next to a trash operation. for obvious reasons.
The business address is our residence for sure, but it isn't operated at my home. That would be if I had a restaurant in my kitchen, or a tax preparation office in my bedroom, or shelves of stuff you could buy in my living room. If the actual service occurs at other peoples homes, then it isn't based at my home (just like my lawn care business isn't based at my house, despite the fact that I clean my lawn care equipment at home).
"Point im making is people dont want to live next to a trash operation. for obvious reasons." I'm just asking for someone, anyone to list those obvious reasons so we can address them one by one, because the only one I've heard is 'looking at the truck'.
@@CopperCreekCutsBut it is based at your home. How do you explain the 100 plus trash cans in your backyard that you offer to your customers for monetary payment? By using your own analogy, maybe if you put them on a shelf for sale, you might understand . Even cleaning the inside of the trash holding area of the truck is part of running the business out of your home. You might not be breaking any laws, but that doesn't make it right or a respectful neighbor. I own a remodeling business. I have trucks and equipment. I purposely bought a home that was not in a residential allotment so I had room to "hide" my business items from the eyes of my residential neighbors. When you look you your front window, you probably don't see your glowing orange truck, but I would guess at least 5 of your neighbors homes have a great view of it. It's not only the sight of the business items that could be a nuisance, the added noise could be another reason. There is noise at your house because of your business. It looks like your neighbors are pretty close. I'm sure they can hear the pressure washer running every week, as well as your truck beeping while backing up and raising the rear to clean. That's not to mention your business lawn equipment. The stink in that truck will only get worse with time. Even if you wash it every week. Just trying to help with some specifics. Keep up the videos.
neighbor should plant some screening trees if they dont like to look at the garbage truck everyday. Saying it ruins home value is absurd, not like your a hoarding neighbor, everyones got to work lol
Hey Brad! Jaw dropped when I made it to the video as the headliner😃!! I'm not mad at all, I don't live within 1,000 miles of you and so I get to just watch the video and be the keyboard warrior. Honestly, there's nothing specific to share/point out - in my opinion if my neighbor parked a garbage truck in their driveway I would be frustrated. It is an eyesore but also it is loud, it could smell, could be dirty and having you wash a commercial vehicle in a residential street just isn't my jam. If I was buying a house on your block I'm pretty sure it would be a big eye scratcher and something that would turn away many buyers no matter how you handle it because chances are they'd just see a garbage truck and not your TH-cam channel. At the end of the day, I just can't see this being something that increases property value but if none of your neighbors care then it is what it is. I was just really surprised to see you do this and I guess even more surprised everyone is fine with it. Wish you nothing but success and like I said initially been watching your content for years!
Basically no difference between him parking that and a motor home in the driveway.
Just a little question I had. How come your start times are so different each week? One day it’ll be 4:40 and then the next one, it’ll be 4:10. Do you set different alarms sometimes or what? Just curious
Yes, the alarms are consistently getting earlier by 15 minutes or so a week.
@ gotcha. Thanks!
Curious, how are you going out and getting more trash business?
I would have to say yardwaste juice is the worst. 23 yrs in the garbage industry. I still get queasy when I smell it.
Could you not have a double can lifter fitted. So you can dump the clients with 2 at the same time?? There for saving extra time in the two can stops
I haven't done the math but the amount of 15 seconds per stop it would have to save to make up the cost and complexity of adding that that would be astronomical. The other issue is if the can is full the hopper can't really hold two cans worth of trash before needing to cycle it.
I have a vending machine business. If I leave a vending machine on my driveway up against the garage door where the front of the vendor is not visible...... someone always complains to the city by law department
Honestly, id rather see a persons work truck than a street filled with nice cars. At least that's my thoughts, If a homes value is determined by what people drive then that's not an area I want to live in.
This is a baby garbage truck, and you keep it clean and I assume it don’t stink up the place when you park it. Technically should you have a yard for it yes it’s a commercial truck but your a small operation so I would say if you get a second truck I would definitely get a yard / parking spot.
Is there any recycling in your area? We have a strong financially beneficial recycling program in my rural area just north of you.
None. You probably have infrastructure that supports it, our recycling facility at the landfill is a 6x10 dump trailer.🤣
i see both sides of the story yes its a very clean and neat trash truck, but it is a commercial vehicle in a residential area, yes you still see big UPS and trash trucks on the streets during the day but people like to see them temporarily. i honestly have no problems with you having the truck on your drive way and I see both sides of the story on how its unfair to both sides. if you could park it behind your fence it would definite solve problems for you and others.
his neighbors have not said a thing i don't think it was just some one that watched the channel that complained
How much money do you make a week?
Are you serious? 😆 Watch the video!
Sounds like the guy who has a problem with you parking your truck at your house is the president of an HOA. He can't stand something like that in his neighborhood so that means his opinions must therefore apply to your neighborhood as well.
Only menopause or ED can cause grown people to care about what's going on at the neighbor's house.
What happens with all the liquid that lays in the "tray" bottom part of the compactor? I know you have a plug there you talked about removing when cleaning, but what about while youre driving around? Does it just stay there and slosh around until you get to the dump?
I would be upset too, to see the truck everyday, I can't explain it, it irks me. I guess it's like nail on a chalkboard, it bothers some people while it doesn't bother other people. It's like it sticks out like a sore thumb, even though it's pretty colours and clean. Just the same, can you park it behind other vehicles rather than having it up front and center, or put it as far back as possible, or enclose it in those fake flat panels of leaves or something, ANYTHING, really?
Please add your man hours for your maintenance and upkeep to your total for the week not just the trash pick up times please.
Eating while watching was not e sensible idea😬
I'd just turn around and say that having to look at their hideous face every day is a burden on everyone in the neighborhood.
It’s a great day when Brad posts the classic trash route commentary video. Have you re-ordered or plan to re-order soon more cans?
Thank you for the Slop-o-vision at the end there.... flash backs to school dinners and mums 'soup'....
at how many empty cans left in the garden/driveway will you make the decision to order more new ones?
I am impressed you saw a need, handled it with style. You clean. I say throw a big tarp over it when parked at home :)
Discount customers who double bag and present you with a reasonably clean bin. Best of luck 🍀
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It’s a eyesore to them
They can build a wall, plant a hedge, close their eyes, or just deal with it. His property. His business. His parking.
@@isaacrocksyayyes, but it’s common courtesy to park it somewhere else. It cost maybe $70-100 a month it park it somewhere.
@@drakewesterman9798 everyone tell the baker guy to send the bill for truck storage to this guys house he has the money
@@drakewesterman9798you going to pay that? Its his property and he’s not breaking any rules or laws so if you want to pay to store it somewhere that’s on you. People these days have a problem sticking their noses in other peoples property.
@@AHomelessDoritoy’all fighting with a kid in his grandparents basement
It's not the fact that you have a trash truck in your driveway, per se. It IS the fact that it is a commercial vehicle. Suppose one of your neighbors owned a school bus fleet and parked three or four in their driveway ; or a septic service... Or an excavator with trailers and dump trucks. I was a building contractor with seven vehicles. The only truck I parked was my personal pickup truck ( that was NOT garishly painted in bright orange and had no logos plastered all over it). There was no HOA... i simply respected the residential character of my neighborhood. I wonder if someone polled the neighborhood whether they would all be excited about having a trash truck on their street, clean OR filthy
I'm not trying to reduce your statement but isn't that just a different angle of 'we have to look at it'?
Perhaps it is, but the perception is, true or not, that any type of commercial vehicles parked in a residential area detracts from property values. If you were to market your home for sale, I doubt you would have your truck parked in the driveway for an open house
@@douglasashleigh4989 nah they don’t detract the value at all. What does detract value is somebody who lets their house get rundown and yard overgrown, but that’s not the case here at all. My neighborhood has a guy who parks his massive semi truck in his driveway, bright green color etc and it’s fine. People also park their huge RVs in their driveways and they are more of an eyesore. Unless there is some bylaw against parking your own commercial vehicle in your own driveway, then it’s perfectly fine.
@@Nonchillante I would definitely NOT buy a house next to someone who has a garbage truck in their driveway. While Brad may keep his truck sparkling, I would not know that by one visit to look at a house. For all I know he cleaned it that day and it stunk the rest of the month or whatever.
@@CopperCreekCutsDon't tell this guy what color your deck over trailer is. He might have a stroke. #GarishlyPainted
They should make it so you have to watch every moment of a video without skipping before you can comment on it :)
who caresif you park it at home, what happens on your property should be your own business, no one else should have a say what a man does on their property. they don't pay your property tax so screw em
You should become your own HOA so that no one can say shit
Although your explanation is plausible, I'm not sure what "specifics" you need with regards to parking your garbage truck at home. It's a GARBAGE truck!! On the surface, it would seem to be a bit off-putting having a garbage truck parked next door. As far as washing, that has to be done in your driveway? You're not washing a car, you're washing a GARBAGE truck!! And how does it not smell? In the end, it may not be a big deal but at the same time, how could you not see that it could seem a little weird to have a GARBAGE truck parked full-time in a residential neighborhood. What specifics do you need??
@coppercreekcuts he’s just a keyboard warrior with no merit other than there’s a very clean and non smelling tiny trash truck in your driveway I’m pretty sure if it was an issue that your direct neighbors would have spoken with you
Can we see a full ride of trashy to the landfill and an unload ?
The landfill won't allow him to record there anymore.
@@TravisNewton1 Gopro mounted might work
The best pre trip tool is a grease gun and tire gauge
I have the feeling that that commentor is on an HOA board and named "Karen"...
where else are you supposed to park it
Rent a space
Rhett
@@drakewesterman9798who's going to pay for that? Not to mention, he would have to bring it home to clean it, then drive to the spot he's renting and have someone drive him back?
@@rickyspanishhh6007proper businesses have their own location to work out of.
@@rickyspanishhh6007 drive to space park where trash truck parks when you leave. Then he doesn’t have to clean it as often.
That truck looks good. But yet if it was a police car they’d feel “safe”. I feel “safe” looking at a clean well maintained truck.
Rhett
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I’d love to have something interesting like a garbage truck parked in my neighborhood than just regular cars!
It’s your business,it’s your truck and it’s your property. You’re not hurting anyone or destroying any property so that stupid Karen or whoever they are can either just deal with it and move on with their life or move out of the neighborhood. What’s the deal?!