Junk removal or pressure washing business owners
Any junk removal or pressure washing business owners here? Looking to connect and share lead strategies.
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Hello, I am in the junk removal and pressure washing business. I have been doing it for over 20 years now. If there is anything I could help you out with just ask.
Completely new starting pressure washing services. I will be bugging you with questions soon haha. Buying my equipment soon waiting for one of my investment properties to sell. Its in escrow.
Kudos that's amazing🔥
FredHodgeJr​ is in the pressure washing business!
My husband and I are trying to start a Exterior Cleaning Service company and would love any advice you an give
Start with the basics first. Register your business, get an EIN, open a business bank account, create a business email, and make sure people can actually contact you professionally.
After that, focus on getting customers before going crazy buying equipment. A lot of people spend thousands trying to “look” established before they even get their first real jobs.
You can start small and build as you go. Good communication, consistency, showing up on time, and doing solid work will take you further than people think.
Any advice needed I can help
Right Here! Thetossbossking.com lets connect. Email: [email protected]
Yes me as well just stared to clean trash cans . Hand wash pressure wash , but I’m ding it off out of my car. & I bring my own water to be self sufficient
Wards haul away a junk / trash/ debris removal company happy to connect check us out on Google wards haul away helping western ny keep homes and businesses cleaned and free of unwanted debris
Signature Estate Services, here in Palm Beach, Florida! Going strong solo operator.
Let me know if you have any questions, Id love to share and bounce ideas.Just started a trash bin/ property soft wash and drive way cleaning company and how do you guys go about getting more clients
Hi crownstar,
We own a junk removal service, JUNKKR, and are new to the industry. At this point, we are usually door-knocking around neighborhoods with higher income earners who either have more junk (retired residents especially) or are willing to pay the potentially higher prices associated with junk removal. We are trying to ask anyone who we talk to and that shows interest in out service if we may have their phone number so we may call back at a requested time when they are planning for a clean-out, and we simply put that info into a digital calender. Still testing the waters, ofcourse.
