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- DropZoneCleanUpContributor 2
We got licensed for biohazard removal. It's definitely not for everyone but since not many people want to do it the jobs are less competitive. But there's a lot of safety and documentation stuff you need to do. I would say don't do it immediately when you open but it is a good direction to go as I said if you can handle that stuff. The first time you go into a house after they found a body in there rotting for 3 months and you have to remove all the stuff in the house will definitely separate the men from the boys as they say. 😉
- WindowwizardusaContributor 2
I own a exterior cleaning business. I would be happy to give you some ideas for leads etc. Just let me know what your looking to accomplish.
- mettewjon456Contributor 3
Great to see other junk removal and pressure washing business owners connecting here.
For anyone building a junk removal business, one thing that can help is making the service easy for customers to understand before they call. Clear information about the items you take, service areas, minimum charges, disposal fees, and how estimates work can reduce confusion and improve the quality of inquiries.
It also helps to build relationships with property managers, real estate agents, contractors, and local donation or recycling organizations. These connections can lead to repeat work while also creating better options for reusable and recyclable items.
For lead generation, I would focus on a strong local online presence, helpful service pages, consistent business information, customer reviews, and quick responses to calls or inquiries. Tracking where each lead comes from is also useful because it shows which marketing channels are actually producing booked jobs rather than just traffic.
What lead sources have been working best for everyone so far: referrals, Google, local partnerships, or social media?
- PierceFiveContributor 2
I’m in Florida, adding pressure washing to my property preservation business, anybody using a hot water pressure washer and any recommendations on one?
- Junkaroo2Contributor 2
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.
- PinklineserviceContributor 2
Just started a trash bin/ property soft wash and drive way cleaning company and how do you guys go about getting more clients
- sespbContributor 2
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. - 1754MasseyContributor 2
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
- koerodrigue809Contributor 2
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
- ThetossbosskingContributor 2
Right Here! Thetossbossking.com lets connect. Email: [email protected]