You guys have Inspired me to go head first in junk removal. Located in Greenville, SC. Starting with 2017 Ford F-150 and a standard 12 foot trailer. Nothing fancy but got my website, LLC, Insurance, and Google ads up. My goal In a year is 100k gross and a new 2500 and a dump trailer. Thanks guys for the motivation.
Actually it’s because of you and jojo is why I got in to the junk Removal business.just seeing how great you two do with it I was like dam maybe I can do that good to.but it hasn’t been that great I’m hoping it picks up.this summer
Another great episode for all the Haulers and Ballers out there. JoJo's and Matt's positivity are certainly infectious. So many lessons to learn from other people that have already blazed a trail in junk removal.
Heck yeah, this is awesome. Narrating the walkthrough. I know you guys have a 12 yard truck. This is where I struggle, I haven't fine tuned my eye yet to be accurate on the amount of space it takes up in my trailer. Great video, thank you guys.
Once again a great video by Matt and JoJo. You have inspired me and my husband to do the same. I do have some obstacles that we have come across but with your videos you have inspired, and motivate me to keep pushing. Thank you for your advice, and keep pushing strong. 😊💯🚛
I must admit that I have indeed learned more than a few new things since watching your videos, and i have been at this game much longer than ya'll. U put out great content. I give u the highest props and due respect. Especially like myself, u had to claw your way up to where u r NOW. Hope u both the best of everything, u r in my prayers.
Great video love it. Bring a mall and smash up those wood book cases and cabinets. Saves a TON of room and if you know how to break them they smash in one heat and lay nice and flat. I’m sure you know the less you need to go dump it the more time saved and money
I’ve been doing junk removal since 2018 but haven’t actually taken out the LLC yet. I plan to in the near future but I’m glad I found your channel. I’ve gotten a lot better at estimating but I still may be leaving money on the table at times. I will be watching more regularly to see if I can get any more good advice.
Amazing tip of the day thank you again Matt and Joe joe. You don’t know how much I love your videos and I always look forward to your videos. Honestly Really motivate me and inspire me to be the best that I can be, all about positivity.
Great Content Matt love the the videos brother. You have inspired my wife and I to start our own Junk removal business as well! 2 questions for you: how do y’all excepts payments? And when you charge more for certain items how do determine how much more that will be!
Thanks for the reply. And just a follow up question. I’m trying to decide on a single or tandem axle for my trailer. From what I understand it is not recommended to carry a load heavier than your axle weight. The trailer I’m looking at has an axle weight of 2990 lbs. In your experience do think that would be sufficient for most Junk hauling jobs?
Hey Jojolinos ! :) Yes I gave you that nike name. "The Jojolinos" Sorry about that... Guys, what is the % of times that the clients say no to your estimate?
Have you guys ever had a customer who refused to pay? What would you do in a situation where it’s multiple loads and you’ve already dumped there garbage but they won’t pay for whatever reason? Just curious. Do you guys use contracts or what ? You can’t even return their garbage to them because you already dumped it at the landfill multiple Times to finish the job.
No we never had this happen, we agree on the price before we start, when we are done we have them look at the area and make sure they are happy with the service, then we get paid before we leave. This is how it often works unless it’s a realtor or a customer that’s not there, then they pay over the phone it is also before we leave.
Thanks for the video; we're continuing to learn. One question: We haven't done a full house clean-out yet, and we're not sure how much more work it will be. Assuming a normal full load price of... say... $500 for a 10 yard haul, how much more might we charge for a full house clean-out? ...an extra $50 per load, $100 per load, $200...? Thanks for videos, and tips!
Question for ya guys! Would you ever consider renting out a roll off and just keeping it at your house and dumping there? Instead of going to the landfill? Or at least for beginners
It would depend on how far you are from the dump, it may just be easier to go empty the trailer after a few jobs that day, you want to try to not have to touch things twice
@@SonomaStrong yes a 20ft cargo trailer. We us it for house clean outs for all the big items. We also store big items from small jobs in it. When trailer is not needed. Best $5900 we have spent that has payed for itself over the past 6 months and its a write off for taxes.
@@SonomaStrong thank you. It’s just so hard to start. I don’t know when the right time is. I’m about to binge watch your channel because you guys give the best advice. I’ve learned so much already just by watching your channel.
Have you guys ever had a customer who refused to pay? What would you do in a situation where it’s multiple loads and you’ve already dumped there garbage but they won’t pay for whatever reason? Just curious. Do you guys use contracts or what ? You can’t even return their garbage to them because you already dumped it at the landfill multiple Times to finish the job.
We have not ever had a customer refuse to pay. It’s our policy that if the customer is there we have them look after the job is done and ask them if they are happy and they always are then we take payment at that time.usually before we even go to the dump.
They say money is the root of all evil … I say not having money is the root of all evil. Desperate people do desperate things. Much love
That is also a point
You guys have Inspired me to go head first in junk removal. Located in Greenville, SC. Starting with 2017 Ford F-150 and a standard 12 foot trailer. Nothing fancy but got my website, LLC, Insurance, and Google ads up. My goal In a year is 100k gross and a new 2500 and a dump trailer. Thanks guys for the motivation.
Great goal. Good luck
Damn dude 🤟
Do you think that goal is possible Jake?
@@secretjourney4815 already hit my head goals way ahead of schedule. Been hard but making it happen
@@jakebailey9884 so awesome! Will be starting mine up in a few months.
I launch in in 2022! GOD willing! Love the vids man, keep em coming!
Thank you
Actually it’s because of you and jojo is why I got in to the junk Removal business.just seeing how great you two do with it I was like dam maybe I can do that good to.but it hasn’t been that great I’m hoping it picks up.this summer
This is about the time it picks up. Unless you live where it snows. What is the population where you live and what have you done to advertise ?…
Thank you guys!
Thanks for watching
Another great episode for all the Haulers and Ballers out there. JoJo's and Matt's positivity are certainly infectious. So many lessons to learn from other people that have already blazed a trail in junk removal.
Thanks for the great comment
Heck yeah, this is awesome. Narrating the walkthrough. I know you guys have a 12 yard truck. This is where I struggle, I haven't fine tuned my eye yet to be accurate on the amount of space it takes up in my trailer. Great video, thank you guys.
Fine tuning will get easier the more you do it, it is the hardest part.
You guys are the best! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for watching
OK guy's, $400 tip, $78 for metal, how much more for the rest of the job. Another great video!!!!
That’s the question. They rarely show how much they make at a job
Once again a great video by Matt and JoJo. You have inspired me and my husband to do the same. I do have some obstacles that we have come across but with your videos you have inspired, and motivate me to keep pushing. Thank you for your advice, and keep pushing strong. 😊💯🚛
Thanks for the great comment. Good luck to you
I must admit that I have indeed learned more than a few new things since watching your videos, and i have been at this game much longer than ya'll. U put out great content. I give u the highest props and due respect. Especially like myself, u had to claw your way up to where u r NOW. Hope u both the best of everything, u r in my prayers.
That’s for the great comment
Great video love it. Bring a mall and smash up those wood book cases and cabinets. Saves a TON of room and if you know how to break them they smash in one heat and lay nice and flat. I’m sure you know the less you need to go dump it the more time saved and money
I’ve been doing junk removal since 2018 but haven’t actually taken out the LLC yet. I plan to in the near future but I’m glad I found your channel. I’ve gotten a lot better at estimating but I still may be leaving money on the table at times. I will be watching more regularly to see if I can get any more good advice.
Glad you started watching the videos, I’m sure they will help you
damn jojo you top heavy, noice
You guys never miss with these video’s.Love y’all! Best wishes and Merry Christmas to you And The Jojo Matt.
Merry Christmas
She is amazing beautiful with all the respect to you buddy , love your videos guys Hu from Miami 👍👍
She is a one of a kind woman
Amazing tip of the day thank you again Matt and Joe joe. You don’t know how much I love your videos and I always look forward to your videos. Honestly Really motivate me and inspire me to be the best that I can be, all about positivity.
Thank you so much for the great comment
Facts sometimes landfill takes forever
True
Metal is cash money at the scrap yard for me up here in the frozen north
Money don't buy happiness, but it's more comfortable to cry in a binz then at a bus stop. JS
💯
Blessed
I am trying to get my junk removal company to take off but it has not been so easy
How’s your population?
How big is your dump truck
12 cubic yards
Great Content Matt love the the videos brother. You have inspired my wife and I to start our own Junk removal business as well! 2 questions for you: how do y’all excepts payments? And when you charge more for certain items how do determine how much more that will be!
Find out how much those items cost when disposing at the dump, so that you know how much more to charge the customer
We accept all forms of payment, credit cards, checks, money etc..
Thanks for the reply. And just a follow up question. I’m trying to decide on a single or tandem axle for my trailer. From what I understand it is not recommended to carry a load heavier than your axle weight. The trailer I’m looking at has an axle weight of 2990 lbs. In your experience do think that would be sufficient for most Junk hauling jobs?
Hey Jojolinos ! :) Yes I gave you that nike name. "The Jojolinos" Sorry about that... Guys, what is the % of times that the clients say no to your estimate?
Have you guys ever had a customer who refused to pay? What would you do in a situation where it’s multiple loads and you’ve already dumped there garbage but they won’t pay for whatever reason? Just curious. Do you guys use contracts or what ? You can’t even return their garbage to them because you already dumped it at the landfill multiple
Times to finish the job.
No we never had this happen, we agree on the price before we start, when we are done we have them look at the area and make sure they are happy with the service, then we get paid before we leave. This is how it often works unless it’s a realtor or a customer that’s not there, then they pay over the phone it is also before we leave.
@@SonomaStrong thanks for the response! Appreciate it
Thanks for the video; we're continuing to learn.
One question: We haven't done a full house clean-out yet, and we're not sure how much more work it will be. Assuming a normal full load price of... say... $500 for a 10 yard haul, how much more might we charge for a full house clean-out? ...an extra $50 per load, $100 per load, $200...?
Thanks for videos, and tips!
I would say an extra 50-100 depending on how much you had to fetch things from the closets drawers cabinets etc…
Question for ya guys! Would you ever consider renting out a roll off and just keeping it at your house and dumping there? Instead of going to the landfill? Or at least for beginners
It would depend on how far you are from the dump, it may just be easier to go empty the trailer after a few jobs that day, you want to try to not have to touch things twice
@@SonomaStrong gotcha! Thanks for the response. I live about an hour from my dump and was just curious about this option!
That job would be 1 load for us.
You must have a big trailer 💪
@@SonomaStrong yes a 20ft cargo trailer. We us it for house clean outs for all the big items. We also store big items from small jobs in it. When trailer is not needed. Best $5900 we have spent that has payed for itself over the past 6 months and its a write off for taxes.
Dislike our video? Get ya money up son 😹
Lol
Do you determine the landfill you go to based on material you are hauling or you go to the same landfill?
Often it’s material we have some places don’t take couches, one is for construction debris etc…. Also it’s which one is closer sometimes.
Where did you guys get you’re decals ? Did you go to a local place or online?
You make me smile and brighten my day always. Thank you for sharing your life with us. You're amazing. 😊🙏
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing and thanks for watching
Wow. $132 per ton ? It’s only $28 here in Florida
I’m moving to Florida
Come on down to Daytona area. Lol. I’m actually trying to start my own junk removal business.
Great good luck to you
@@SonomaStrong thank you. It’s just so hard to start. I don’t know when the right time is. I’m about to binge watch your channel because you guys give the best advice. I’ve learned so much already just by watching your channel.
Thanks for watching Hood you learn lots
How much was the pay on these jobs besides the dump fee?
Have you guys ever had a customer who refused to pay? What would you do in a situation where it’s multiple loads and you’ve already dumped there garbage but they won’t pay for whatever reason? Just curious. Do you guys use contracts or what ? You can’t even return their garbage to them because you already dumped it at the landfill multiple
Times to finish the job.
We have not ever had a customer refuse to pay. It’s our policy that if the customer is there we have them look after the job is done and ask them if they are happy and they always are then we take payment at that time.usually before we even go to the dump.