SHOULD YOU RENT/OWN UGLY DUMPSTERS?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we will be talking about ugly/used dumpsters. Should you own them and rent them out? I will show you how we are transforming our old dumpsters and making them look like new.
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I think it is well worth having nice looking dumpsters. If your customer doesn't appreciate it (which most likely they will) then at least it makes your business look professional, builds your brand, and makes you feel good owning something nice vs a pile of rust! I also agree that "driveway protection" should be included when applicable. 👍
It definitely make ME feel better. I think certain customers do care but a small percentage...It is our job as smaller locally owned dumpster providers to do what others will not and that goes farther than just protecting driveways...charging 20-50 bucks for driveway protection is criminal in my opinion
Great Justin I need to get busy painting those dump trailers and the new 30yd dumpster so they all match. Well I should say pay a couple of my guys to come in on Saturday or Sunday and get busy painting.
I think you should! Get everything looking fresh and the same!
absolutely worth it. looks great...
Great work and I love the channel!!where do you get your stickers made? Thanks in advance
We have them made at a local print shop
Thank you you make new congratulations
I can paint a 15 yard dumpster in 10 minutes with a paint sprayer. Definitely would be worth the investment couple hundred bucks.
I believe that! I am uncomfortable doing that because of overspray...
Yeah it does get everywhere
Thx
@ life apprentice….. So I am about to do my roof. I have one small peak or valley after I rip up and tear down replace tar paper etc do I start at corner on bottom of the valley then work way up. ? Can you do a video explaining where to start with a small valley. I’d love to send you my info but not sure how.
I have videos about valleys and valley leaks you need to watch. these videos will explain
What type of paint is it?
This is what it says on nedlands website. I imagine its some sort of automotive paint. It has a strong smell!!!
We don’t cut corners. Our roll-off dumpsters feature:
- Highest-quality steel construction-with reinforced floors and structural tubing for added strength and stability
- Continuous weldments on all exterior and interior wall-to-floor joints for added strength
- Front drain holes help prevent rust
- Ground and nose rollers with grease fittings
- Heavy-duty piano-type door hinges with grease fittings
- Hinged handle flips down-meaning your leg won’t take a whack if there’s pressure on the door
- Phosphatized-cleaned and powder-coat primed and painted on all
We also offer the industry’s longest roll-off dumpster warranty-because we know our equipment will stand up to the test.
Does your waste hauling, roofing, construction, or landscaping business demand a unique solution? We happen to be one of the very few waste equipment manufacturers that offers custom manufacturing, as well.
@@Lifes_Apprentice I’m asking what kind of paint it is since you had the paint can
@@stanleylara264 The paint is directly mixed from Nedland's paint shop. It is unmarked so I do not know for sure
@@Lifes_Apprentice Oh dang thanks
We paint our with tractor supply paint. Tractor paint is a great outdoor metal kind of paint
I used to give my cousin hell because his boxes looked so nasty, he’s not in business anymore.
It shows alot about a person/business how they equiptment looks