JUNK REMOVAL PRICING | EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO START!

[@TimothyTorres-j9x]

Thank you for this! I am going to be pricing my 6x16 once I get the walls installed. This helped me visualize, and understood now how I should price in my area!

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Awesome! Good luck

[@Rolog21]

Brillant breakdown. Thank you.

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Thank you, hope it helps!

[@cupboardinspired2641]

Am I the only one who caught that extra $5 on the full load? 715 was supposed to be 710. Only trying to be funny here. This is a great breakdown that everyone should definitely utilize, because not a lot of people are talking about it and I am glad you covered the time aspect as well, another factor might be hazardous items, like roach, flea, and bedbug infested items, or dare I say cat poop...you laugh all you like until you have 2 pick up truck loads full of rain wet, torn bag, rat infested cat poop going down the road.

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

@@cupboardinspired2641 cons of doing these videos off the dome lol. Mistakes are made :) And thank you! Absolutely, there’s a lot charges but I kept it simple for people who are just starting out

[@loridominguez5786]

Thank you for this!! This really brings a lot of value ..I will definitely be trying this on pricing... 👏

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

@@loridominguez5786 glad to hear that

[@movingforwardfco1587]

Awsome work and tips as always! Make your day amazing and never stop moving forward!

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Thanks! You too!

[@DailyMasterClips]

Thank you for the info. Super helpful. Saved so much time.

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

@@DailyMasterClips you’re welcome, good luck!

[@markgordon6887]

Great information. Thank you for the breakdown of pricing and your methodology.

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jonathonbores8678]

Excellent teaching technique! Thank you for being kind and informative! We should all strive to be this helpful and genuinely nice!

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Thank you very much! Glad it was helpful

[@uidr]

I really want to start my business and i need LLC right? Im really struggling to start it because i dont know how to find a customer

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

@@uidr you don’t NEED a llc. That’s just one of the types of businesses. It’s just a common one that single members use. Finding a customer is just marketing. Just have to get started and put your name out there

[@jacoriecalhoun7333]

Thank you for the advice and a break down of the pricing, i have a 6.5 x 16, is pricing by the quarter better or would you say price by 8ths

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

I would do 8ths. So every 2' is a new increment. The idea behind it, is that lets say you're at 1/4 truck at $250, and 1/2 is $375...but you had a 3/8 at $305. When you are done loading, you could ask the customer "Do you have anything else you would like to add in, to bump you to the next increment is only $55 more, versus if we need to come back, our minimum is $100+." So it's more of a sales tactic.

[@jacoriecalhoun7333]

Awesome thanks

[@SHERRY0010]

Thank you as always for the info . Looks like your storage facility could hire you .

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

I've asked before and got a pretty bland answer

[@SHERRY0010]

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval they must have a staff member haul it away .

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

I'm thinking so, or someone on the inside, because today it was all gone.

[@ehidalgo84]

Great video!! Very close to what I do, but definitely learned a few things. Thanks!

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Nice! What stuck out for you?

[@ttwash7412]

great advise thank you

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[@Furrygumball71]

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[@SNSmith5487]

Excellent!

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Thanks!

[@dvhaulin]

The cu yd breakdown is cool but what about the weight of items ? That’s how the dump charges us by weight.

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

They sure do! 99% of JR companies go by volume, there's a few out there that charge by weight and have scales hooked up to their trucks. Personally, I charge a little extra for "heavy items" out of the norm, for example, a large thick glass piece that weighs 300+ lbs yet takes up as much room as a large canvas painting. Construction debris is often an upcharge as well to make up for the dense weight despite load size and also most places only fill 1/2 way in height or less. Otherwise your prices should include dump fees. So if you're full load runs around 1 ton, and your 1 ton fee is $150 to dump, then your full load price needs to be high enough to cover that expense along with everything else.

[@dvhaulin]

@@clutterreductionjunkremoval love the breakdown I've been in the business for a while and love hearing other JR companies point of view. We always seem to keep learning in this service 👍

[@FreewayHustlin]

Great vid. Thanks 🙏

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Glad you liked it!

[@benhersch570]

Do you ever sell items you are told to take to the dump ?

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

Scrap, recycle, donate, sell, or dump.

[@SwayPromo]

Thanks a lot for this

[@clutterreductionjunkremoval]

@@SwayPromo you got it!

[@sparris3624]

U are a Fucking legend!

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