Most banks now have an app where you can deposit a check by taking a picture of it. And it usually goes thru in 15 mins or less. Never have to go bank either. I use square app and have a card reader they sent for free or can manually enter it. Always get initial payment up front.

Good info! Thank you for sharing!

Good info.Thanks.

big jobs i do half upfront. and the other half at the halfway point.

What do you use to process the credit card square, Clove, PayPal, CashApp…?

In regards to accepting payments with junk removal, could you require 50 percent down, fill up the container, then inform the customer that you're charging the next 50 percent before you head off to the dumpsite? Or could you have the customer sign a contract stating the above, and if the customer fails to uphold their end of the contract, you take em to court, sue the shit out of them, go on a trip to the Bahamas with the extra cash, and start a rental business in the Bahamas

What would be the best way to go about payments on a residential weekly pickup just starting out truck+trailer?

Excellent contact sir! If you’re getting your dumpster fees in advance would it be possible to charge a deposit similar to a rental car? For example, dumpster charge $375 for two days and one ton but charge a $500 initial fee and refund the difference after the landfill run is complete? Thoughts?!?

How much is the minimum cost for residential garbage cans

I am currently purchasing a roll off with a 20yd container to start junk removal in texas so that I can scale later to dumpster rentals. I know it might be dumb to go out and purchase a lot of equipment early on without a customer base. Do you think that my setup would be too much to start out with in junk removal, or do you think I should start out with something smaller? I know there are a lot of variables within that question, just trying to get some perspective from someone who has been doing this for a while.

If you get a lot of 1.5s, why not adjust your pricing model to reflect “up to 1.5” instead of hassling with going back to collect? Then you automatically build in a little more margin on the light loads as well.

How does the client know how much to put in the roll-off to keep it at 1 ton, so they don't get docked for additional charges? Given, they know not to to put concrete, and other specific items in it. Awesome content by the way!

What would you say is the average weigh/ tonnage of trash in one of your dumpsters a customer puts in?

If you were to stay with one side of the business, would it be junk hauling, residential trash, or dumpsters?

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Funnt you made this video i got hit a with a big overage on dump fee 258$ 3.5 tons per dumpster had 2 rented out 520$ today in dump fee. I told the guy id cover the 2 tons for each dumpstet and he covers the overage but now hes telling me he has run it with the company i have his cc information on file should i charge or wait for permission??

Have you ever heard of trash flow ?

How much usually charge over 1 ton? Example How much you charge for 2 ton?

Hard to include 1 ton when it’s $200 a ton around here lol people hate to hear $400 for two day rental 1 ton included 😂

Never get cash. Ever. Can’t track and your CPA will Thank you.