Too much talking not enough building

You could have done it faster bro! 💪🤟

My minimum in North FL to pick something up like that would be $125. $95 is not worth getting in my truck with gas and maintenance lol

Hey buddy good seeing you somehow I didn't get a notification for this video. It's hot up here to and it's been thunderstorms after another. Take care buddy and don't get too hot.

Still made about 110$ an hour

Hey. I live in Saint Pete as well. You should check with Zura Bay apartments on 74th. Actually there's a few complexes in this area. There alot of junk piled up around the maintenance area that doesn't look like it can be put in a regular dumpster.

Good video man I needed this

I think you can't just do junk hauling, you have to branch out to landscaping or dumpster rentals. I am offering mowing services with junk removal and it helps a lot.

What did you charge for that 2nd Load??

I wish I had $26 dump fees. Waste is 120 per tonne, and the brush is 115 per tonne. Keep it going steezy ain't no rest on the grind in our industry.💯💰

I’m just south of you in Palmetto, let’s just start our own BNI

You're spot on about residential work. I've been part of a smaller business networking group, but the biggest challenge is maintaining consistent attendance. My focus is primarily on dumpster rentals, though I occasionally take on cleanouts-usually for clients who've inherited properties, which is something I enjoy doing. My advice would be to identify the key sources that help secure those types of jobs. Because the ROI on those particular jobs are big.

For most B2B gigs, you'll probably need a bigger truck. Either a box truck for max capacity or something like an NPR with a lift bed....though capacity drops by a lot. An NPR box truck with a lift gate would be as close to ideal as I can imagine. Hand unloading is not the worst thing in the world, though it depends on how busy your dump is and how it is setup. A single apartment cleanout can fill up even a box truck pretty easily. For apartment complexes, you'll be routinely getting tons of stoves/ranges, a/c condensers and compressors, fridges, washers, and dryers. Not to mention a metric fkucton of boxes which are more annoying than anything else. The complexes don't want to be calling you out all the time so you need the capacity and manpower to knock everything out for them in one go. You also need the finances to be able to swallow net 30 or higher. Storage units are the same except more furniture and less empty boxes. They won't call you for one or two small units. The only positive for a pickup/trailer combo with apartments is that you'll be able to get your rig into a lot of parking garages that bigger trucks won't fit in. As to contracts.....good luck. Even if you get them, they're not really enforceable. Or more accurately, they're not worth the legal costs of taking action to enforce them. And many won't sign them because they won't have to with a different company. There is no shortage of junk companies. You'll likely just knock yourself out of any potential opportunity by asking for a contract that involves more than a handshake and some hope. You're right though, you cannot scale a pickup/trailer well. The jump to larger trucks comes with much greater expenses and often isn't worth it. Really depends on the amount of business you can generate consistently. A good setup for small company provided you can generate enough business would be one guy (you) on a pickup/trailer for small jobs, minimums, big quotes, schmoozing with whoever you want to be schmoozing with, overflow from large jobs, etc....and a box truck with lift-gate w/ 2 employees doing your larger jobs and whatever would benefit from 2 bodies. EDIT: Your employees will absolutely hate you for apartment complex gigs and storage unit gigs. They almost always eat a ton of time and they'll never get a tip beyond an occasional bottle of water.

I'll be out at the Junk Expo as well! Can't wait to see how much more I can add/do to my junk removal business to scale it better.

I'm in a BNI group it helps with a bunch of leads. But you also have to attend every week and do homework for it which sucks. But it's been worth it for me so far 🤷‍♂️

I was eating a Barebell bar as I started your video. Salty Peanut flavor. I’ll give the Cookies and Cream a try.

Got the Zoolander look going 😂

NOT A DUMP TRAILER!

Yeah bro, know your worth. Don’t chase after the cheapo’s

Stezzy i have a landscapeing business how do i show up in a few citys top 3 on google local maps ( the box where 3/4 business pop up ? I want to expand in a few close cities ?

The for the honest reveals of hauling. Helps me out a lot.

I`ll bet your old man is proud of you. Hell, I am and I don't even know you. Carry on

Good video, if we are planning to use a small box truck do we need a DOT number to get into the junk removal business? What if we use a Ford F150 with a trailer, would we still need a DOT number or no since it would be under the gross weight. Located in California. Thanks!

Steezy, yes wheel barrow is a must to prevent back strain.

When you got your first job with google ads. Did you send them to your website or business profile?

Thank you sir❤💯

You just earn a new subscriber sir thank you so much I Been trying figure out how get more job was going try Google ass not sure how creative a website can you teach me the steps please how to make a website and create Google ads?

How much will you charge me to do my seo

hi brother i need a job please help me

I will move to Florida and I will work for you steezy

I was wanting to ask you. If you were out on your own and married and had no help at all how would you do pricing where you could run your business and also take care of all your personal bills cause it’s killing me right now to do both with what I charge?

You kind of look like ariana grandes ex husband dalton gomez 😊😊

I'm in the Orlando area and was looking to add this to my residential cleaning business. Did you have to get a haulers license? So many licenses down here. I'm trying to do like hoarder cleanouts or complete residential clean outs. Granted it's junk removal but I can make it more niche.

How do you receive payment?

I hate here in Ga or Atlanta its a flat rate at the dump and there $110 to $130

Easy making $100 well no that can't be right because many don't make $200 a day easily!!!

did he die?

Lol rookie. Should covered around the stencils and when spraying spray from a distance and spray fast from left to right so it doesn't leak. You spraying to close.

Good work. As a business owner, the one bit of advice I will give you is don't be in a race to the bottom. What I mean by that is, trying to undercut everyone else out there just to make the fast buck is not the best business strategy. People will only place as much value on your services as you place on them yourself. Where you will profit above the bigger guys is charging similar prices with better value. At this point in your venture, you may not be ultra busy, so you can offer to be at their house in an hour to get the trash when everyone else is telling them they have a two day wait. Because you have a smaller hauling capacity, it may take you multiple trips to handle big jobs and you shouldn't lose revenue because of lowball pricing. I wish you the best and hope you can upgrade that trailer soon.

Love the progression

Awesome.. looking to get one my self

Nice video

Can you please show how to get a couch and queen mattress and boxspring on a pickup tightly for a move. Thanks

It’s would be great if u made a video of this more great advice 😎👌

Is $90 a ton a lot for a dump fee? I’m just curious.

are facebook ads worth it at all?

These through Jiffy Junk? 😏

What kind of insurance do you use for you business

Nvm I see you did the signs lol

Been watching you guys for awhile now, do you use yard signs? @steezy flips