I started out opposite of you, started with dumpsters and junk removal and found your videos on residential last winter. We are a little over 6 months into residential, coming up on 75 customers. I appreciate the break down videos like this! Keep up the good work👊🏻
That’s awesome! The residential definitely takes a while to grow and the amount per ticket is smaller but the recurring income is nice once it grows!! Thanks for the support man!
I charge $40 a yard usually, full load on ur 15 yard, so id charge usally $600, but it being easy access and quick load and no drive time, id be at $30 a yard, so $450.
We are buying a maxx d roll off trailer with 2 bins. Going to be hauling it with a Ram 2500. I’m now looking at my local transfer station and it’s saying in Pennsylvania if you have a truck over 17000 and trailer over 10000 gvwr I would need a valid waste transport authorization. Do you know anything about this by any chance ? Thanks
Look up your dot requirements for your state in California if truck and trailer is over 16001 pounds combined for hire for commercial services transport for goods . In junk removal once you take the junk it your property . We max out at 26001 before we would need a license .
Consider upgrading to a newer cabover Isuzu dump truck. Awesome turning radius es, get in some very tight spots, very reliable. Gas, V8 NPRs are great. Truck and trailers can be tough, wears down your tranny fast and tough for parking.
Hey sir I currently own a small roll off business and am considering doing trash cans in addition. I was considering doing a byoc(bring your own can) campaign for a slightly reduced price. There's a huge demand here for better service. I've looked into buying cans but they coat so much and take so long to get here. Do you think this would work and also can you tell me a good place to order cans from besides uline?
I’ve got a f650 with a sl-180. I’ve got a video of it on my channel it’s been a great addition to my business! Let me know if you want any tips or tricks operating it.
I watched your videos BEFORE I started my residential collection service. Using your dump trailer business model, I started (7) months ago with 27 customers. I'm about to hit the 300 customer mark within the next week or two and we're reaching out to local municipalities to bid. Thank you for your videos. Great ideas.
I've got a 7' x 16' dump trailer with 4' walls. Roughly 17 cubic yards. I charge $550-600 a full load depending on condition & ease of access.
Is that you loading it?
I started out opposite of you, started with dumpsters and junk removal and found your videos on residential last winter. We are a little over 6 months into residential, coming up on 75 customers. I appreciate the break down videos like this! Keep up the good work👊🏻
That’s awesome! The residential definitely takes a while to grow and the amount per ticket is smaller but the recurring income is nice once it grows!! Thanks for the support man!
What do you use for trash pickup im finding a trailer is a pain and the truck is quite a few trips to the landfill
Your going to love the hook lift trucks. I run four here in Westchester NY. They kill it all day long!
Nice!!
How are you able to find out if the city has a contract on lock for residential trash?
$400 to $500 per truck load, depends on landfill weigh in pricing.
Nice!!
I charge $40 a yard usually, full load on ur 15 yard, so id charge usally $600, but it being easy access and quick load and no drive time, id be at $30 a yard, so $450.
Nice!
@@lakechamplainsanitation7226 i price high though, my main gig is dumpsters, and dont mind junk removal if the price is right.
Thank you for your video, I'm also trying to do junk removal.
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Also cost wise it cost about seven bucks an hour to keep them faithful they’ll be able to make a good living over there just saying
What length of dumpster can you haul with your hooklift? And what's the requirements on the truck for that? I'd love to get the same setup. Thanks
14’ containers and non CDL!
Can't wait to hear the details on the new truck. 👍
We are buying a maxx d roll off trailer with 2 bins. Going to be hauling it with a Ram 2500. I’m now looking at my local transfer station and it’s saying in Pennsylvania if you have a truck over 17000 and trailer over 10000 gvwr I would need a valid waste transport authorization. Do you know anything about this by any chance ? Thanks
Unfortunately I do not know anything about PA laws…
Melissa have you found anything out about this yet
Look up your dot requirements for your state in California if truck and trailer is over 16001 pounds combined for hire for commercial services transport for goods . In junk removal once you take the junk it your property . We max out at 26001 before we would need a license .
@@matthewsladky7193 yep, we need to apply for a waste transportation authorization.
What's the website or business that you ordered the hook lift system from? Or are you guys building from the ground up?
Thanks
I’ll be doing a video on this we bought a Swaploader Hooklift but we are doing the entire install ourselves
great info !!!!
Consider upgrading to a newer cabover Isuzu dump truck. Awesome turning radius es, get in some very tight spots, very reliable. Gas, V8 NPRs are great. Truck and trailers can be tough, wears down your tranny fast and tough for parking.
Enjoyed the video
Thank you!
Hey sir I currently own a small roll off business and am considering doing trash cans in addition. I was considering doing a byoc(bring your own can) campaign for a slightly reduced price. There's a huge demand here for better service. I've looked into buying cans but they coat so much and take so long to get here. Do you think this would work and also can you tell me a good place to order cans from besides uline?
I think any innovative idea is worth a shot! Otto and Cascade are big cart brands!
Hey man, how did your bring your own can campaign work?
Watching this March 2022.. gas is double
I’ve got a f650 with a sl-180. I’ve got a video of it on my channel it’s been a great addition to my business! Let me know if you want any tips or tricks operating it.
Nice!!!
Sick channel bro let me know if you’re ever in Central Florida we could shoot a podcast or a Q&A are channels are a lot alike 🤙
Sounds good!
You need a better microphone
Great information thank you!!
Seems nice! But why are you charging tax on the junk removal? If there's no physical product and just a service I didn't think you charge tax.
Yes we do at least in NYS
I watched your videos BEFORE I started my residential collection service. Using your dump trailer business model, I started (7) months ago with 27 customers. I'm about to hit the 300 customer mark within the next week or two and we're reaching out to local municipalities to bid. Thank you for your videos. Great ideas.
That’s awesome thanks for the support!!
very epic bro
Went back to Ford!
Yes! Needed the GVWR over 19500
I do 3 times the dump fee
Savage
Is a 7 yard dumpster to small for me to rent out?
Certain markets have a need for all sizes of dumpster so it really depends on demand in a location.
@@lakechamplainsanitation7226 thank you very much for the reply!
Would love to see more video of the residential collections
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