Oh yea that’s a good one. Title is heavy so make sure you account for that. I’d say that’s probably 1.5- 2 tons worth of material, since it’s broken up so much it’s probably gonna take a while to hand load. So make sure you know your time. It’s pretty hard to guess off of a picture but make sure you’re accounting for quite a bit of weight/ time/ labor and maybe a little more fuel than normal.
Hey all, new here and I’m running a junk removal business in Minnesota. I’ve got 2 jobs under my belt. Felt good, and did make money, I feel pretty good on pricing, at least for now. My biggest question is the best way to attain more customers when new other then spamming Facebook groups. TIA!
Hey Ryan, Welcome to the group! There’s several old school methods such as door hangars, business cards at your favorite places and even yard signs! Cold calling works pretty well also just have yourself a script for reference and a sales plan when calling. Then from there it’s word of mouth, get reviews ask clients to tell other potential clients about you in case they need anything!
Had a couple people grab the Dump Trailer Starter Kit and find out that they are actually undercharging a little bit! Go check it out and make sure you aren’t leaving any money on the table!
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