Insane Conditions For Business | Especially The Junk Business

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Conditions like this are not ideal and can be downright dangerous. It was freezing cold outside, supposedly -14 degrees and dropping!
We couldn't let that stop us from getting our work done. So, we bundled up and headed to the shop to do some truck maintenance. Let me tell you, despite being indoors, that shop was like an icebox! It at least shielded the wind and allowed us to tackle a couple of overdue projects indoors.
My brother also fought his battles in business, as several more delivery trucks needed to be recovered from the snow-covered roads. He was tired of waiting for expensive tow rigs to mosey on over to do the work, so he sent me in a pinch.
After all that, we had this massive junk removal job in between our normal dumpster business operations. And let me tell you, it was a good thing we did it in the cold. Why? Well, because there was this sharp smell coming from all the junk we had to clear out. We powered through it and managed to stay under budget and under the estimated timeline.
I gotta say, it was a challenging couple of days to just stay motivated. But in the end, it could always be way worse.

[@rustyspaugh3904]

Man we have a demolition job in Woodlawn, VA tomorrow and Thursday in 9 degree weather and I have been dreading it all day... Your in -9 degrees and being a savage... Checkmate... I just changed my attitude! Thanks for the motivation bro! Keep it coming!

[@ontariodrone379]

It's colllllld out there!!!! Keep them wheels rollin!

[@MIGHTYX2010]

Nice work 👍

[@FlatThunder]

Getting her done despite all the misfit parts! 👍😁

[@sjd73ss]

Since when do delivery guys back trailers inside building's? I would of straight up told you no way I'm backing in And I know how to back a trailer up with my eyes closed. Unload that shit outside bullcrap

[@rollingops]

I understand where you're coming from and that's what I anticipated. But I'm Not sure what you're worked up about. The dude literally offered to do it without me asking. I had no intentions of doing it inside and obviously wish I wouldn't have taken him up on it.

[@Djkyle65]

You could put that furniture on the curb with a sign saying free and people around my area will take it within 30 minutes.

[@rollingops]

Normally here, too. But not much of this furniture would have been wanted. For sure

[@OAKNH70]

Same here…I almost always have free stuff out on the corner…people love it. I get thanks, and a few complaints, but it’s better than burying it!

[@markcooper85]

My Rad was beaten too hell by ups, ended up getting it for free from Amazon, installed it, doesn’t leak( yet )

[@kylegrimm]

You should think about framing out a small area in your shop for an "office/break room" that you can easily heat/cool for cheap. Would be nice to have a climate controlled area.

[@chrishumphreys7774]

That's only a small spot of his shop He's got a whole another part of the building. And I'm pretty sure he's got an office in there

[@509bassin2]

What size of units are putting in? I bought a old national guard armory building that is about 17,000 square. Just but my first 9 outside units then I’ll have about 60 indoor units.

[@jonathanrighetti5897]

to remove the bed once its free just drive in reverse and hit the brakes

[@blaynebriceno]

NO to the harbor freight welder. They are garbage and no matter what you do, they sputter. If you want good quality for your buck... Hobart Welders. They are indestructible too... Former welding company I worked for used the 140 mig welders on field jobs. They would beat the heck out of them and they still put down great beads.

[@fx7775]

So what was the total? 3 guys 4 hours to do, 12 man hours, 250 for the haul off. 2450.00 am i close at least?

[@rollingops]

Close, but we charged a bit more. Mostly due to distance from landfill and a little more man Hours

[@kylegrimm]

Baby it's cold outside

[@eddiebailey6250]

Can you do a video on the different generation dodge and the weight they can comfortably tow and stop. I have heard many people say 2nd gen ( 2500 and 3500) do not do well over 9500 pounds total weight trailer and pay load and 2014 and up are good for to 14000#.

[@chrishumphreys7774]

Almost any of your dodges 3/4 or even one ton trucks are going to be able to handle the 14,000 lb pretty respectively especially if they got to Cummins

[@trejo8277]

That's the time to make that Truck to roll off

[@chrishumphreys7774]

I would say $1,200 and 3 and 1/2 hours

[@yota87truck]

$2,550 - 15 total man hours.

[@technology3934]

Be Safe! My guess - 4.5 hours / $1700

[@christionmoreland925]

where is the storage units😹, i am looking for it

[@rollingops]

The doors just showed up! I think the rest is supposedly coming this next week! Will probably have to wait for slightly warmer weather to pop it up though

[@2Peachcobler]

You need a headset that you can talk/hear each other.

[@rollingops]

Truth

[@Leotheconstructionguy]

I’d just let the door damage go because it isn’t the guys job to help you unload by hand he could’ve easily just sat in the truck and watched

[@rollingops]

That was my thought exactly. He asked if I wanted him to back up. I said to try it. So I guess that is on me in a way

[@edwardr.stastny8469]

4 hours 3 thousand

[@AndrewsLawnService]

I estimate it took about 3 1/2 hours and you charged $2250.

[@AndrewsLawnService]

I estimate it took about 4 hours and you charged $2250.

[@NorthWoodsDumpsterRental]

I have to say 6 hours and I would have charged roughly 2500 bucks

[@adrianmeza9191]

3400

[@jaredcase5915]

8hrs $1800

[@darkzslayer-7428]

i’m gonna guess it took the job 5 hours, 1100 dollars

[@tallstacker]

need a huge wood stove in the shop and burn the wood you get from your dumpsters wood is heavy

[@kylegrimm]

I agree! Need a comfortable place to work

[@OAKNH70]

6 hours total for $2000

[@expertgamehead]

4 hours $2500

[@xav575]

$3500 7 hrs

[@Rubbishdoctor]

4 hours 15 minutes $2265