You're very welcome!

Usually what we do, we ran out this time about an hour prior.

@@johnsmith-wd5sq it was a tough one for sure. W Could’ve been worse of course like just dropping a gallon of paint, but a bright blue enamel spray paint that soaked into it asap didn’t help

@@FTulumello you’re welcome

100 clients PT is hefty in my opinion. Whatever you're doing, keep it up!

@@johnsmith-wd5sq yes!

@@ONTHEROADWITHRAMRICAN that’s nice, we had the complete opposite haha

Absolutely! We've been recommending him left and right too. Appreciate people like him

There's typically not requirements other than you may need to provide a COI. If you become a vendor than you will also need to submit a W9 to the business for tax purposes. You get on it by asking if they work with vendors. If so, ask if they would accept you as one, if not, than ask to be referred when residents ask. There's not much more to it honestly.

@@rickg51 haha I hope you’re able to handle it. Not all recliner backs come off, but I’d say the majority do. Good luck!

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval HELP!!!!! Trying to locate the clips did NOT go so well. The material is wrapped around the bottom and attached (stapled?) across each section. Spouse does not remember details of 2019 delivery but as I remembered it, all the backs were brought in separate and installed by the deliverers but there's no way they would have attached the bottom material like this. I've pulled back the seat and back cushions as much as possible and it looks like the ends of 2 threaded bolts come thru a bracket (from inside to outside) for both sides in each section. Is there another way the backs would have been attached easily other than as you described? Have you another video covering that? We have the furniture tags and warranty info but no manual (trust me, if we'd gotten one, we'd have it -- I still have manuals for products we parted with YEARS AGO!) It's way too heavy for us as "one piece" and afraid its removal with backs attached is an accident (damage) waiting to happen. I really hope you can help. Thanks!

@ If it's stapled than that would be one of the few where the backs don't come off unfortunately, unless they stapled it shut. You can try googling the couch name and brand and see if you locate any info on it regarding the backs

@clutterreductionjunkremoval Okaaay... Well, if we can't remove the backs then guess I'll get my trusty chainsaw out of mothballs. If you don't have an instructional video for that method, I'll be 'winging it'. Let me know if you want me to record it for you?!?! I'm kidding.. sort of! Thanks anyway! Rick

@@rickg51 Good luck!

Yea they aren't all the exact same. I thought the amazon ones have a bolt you use to tighten it to the wood. Does your's not have that?

Ya it came With bolts. But then it’s on all the time and hard to transport. I’ll use on thicker dolly no bolts. Yours look better

Every cleanout we've ever done has come from a realtor. It's a numbers game. Instead of just marketing to them and never seeing them again, keep in touch and get to know them, and when a clean out opportunity comes up, you're a bit more likely to be picked, regardless of price.

@@SHERRY0010 oh wow, that’s scary. Really shows that you need to have LEOs nearby those encampments.

@ well the police were supposed to meet us there . But we had to call 911 . And an hour later …. You want to know what my up charge was ? $1000.00 ! The whole job was worth 15k

@@johngarcia-qi9yb that’s what I have my wife for

@@gpflorida1694 thank you! Except now I have my wife with me and she’s a quick learner

It's all preference. Box trucks have their perks, but they also typically cost more with commercial auto for junk removal (so I've heard). Cargo van can be good for small loads if your alternative was a pick up anyways. If you already have a pick up, I would get a trailer that's at least 12 cubic yards so you can be competitive with the general hauler.

Glad you like them!

@@mariogutierrez1279 thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@Jayshaulaway I can’t imagine doing it without sides

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval yeah been doing it that way straps and tarps are key lol

So than don't watch mine lol. Other channels have less talking I'm sure. And me showing loads and prices will do nothing for you unless you're in my area, charging the same prices, with the same size truck. It literally won't help. What we charge for 4 yards at a 1/4 truck will be different in every area like LA for example, their 1/2 trucks are my full loads. Our 1/4 loads are full loads for people out in the countryside. There's plenty of info out there to learn how to price, learn like everyone else.

@@squirrelatwork interesting that it dropped when ins for everything else keeps rising. Did you change the amount of vehicles you have or anything? That’s almost half the cost

@@Iammpact you’re welcome

@@johnsmith-wd5sq I always say this, FL is a mixing pot of drivers from everywhere other than FL. And that’s why drivers are so bad. You have habits from each state in one overcrowded place.

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval True Story! Love the Channel..Keep up the good work!

Appreciate it!

Yea it doesn't work, but we know someone who may buy it and play around with it to be used as a spare!

@SonomaStorng Just watched a couple of your videos.

Yea it seems to be a thing in most states that charge for mattresses. Luckily FL hasn't adopted those practices yet!

Social media, B2B marketing, Networking, Referrals

That makes sense! We don't even ask people to do that, we'd rather just do it so we don't have to worry about anything getting missed or forgotten.

Good luck, Be careful!

@@squirrelatwork I wouldn’t go that far. It’s all subjective. They aren’t wrong, but it’s definitely not a guarantee that it’ll happen. There’s definitely a lot of work and time needed to make it right though. I will say, everyone talks about the highlights because it’s social media, the great stuff sells. But you’ll see in more of their vids that they do touch base on the longevity side as well. But if I come on here and say hey everyone junk removal can suck because of x,y,z, and you’re likely not going to make decent money until year 2-4, etc.. that would turn everyone off. It also depends on the person too. I get it often, people assume because we’ve been in business for 4 years that we are pulling in +15k a month and have multiple jobs a day everyday and that’s quite the opposite. But I’m not as sales driven and hungry as others, so it’s my own doing. I mainly like the work aspect lol

@@rogerbright you can reach out to me on instagram but I don’t do coaching

@@connicewest7669 $487/ mo for pick up and 2 utility trailers

Good luck!

@@Z34Erick absolutely! Learning curve everyday

@@johnnyrocker73 💯

Absolutely!

@@Peeze16 exactly!

@@Realyfe7 smart idea

@@jamieponce6081 glad you liked it

Not really, just focusing on where the money is going, so we can better plan for future investments

@@SHERRY0010 we don’t lol I’d probably sell it cheap! We are about to get a week of rain but not much cold.

That's a tough few services to only push for. All three of those is great when they come up. But hard to expect most to be able to have them in those 3 places

It definitely makes a difference!

Glad you like them!

@@IowaJunkBusters that’s typically needed everywhere

Of course you don't want to overdo it. But you should be keeping up with the economy.