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📌 From Zero to the First Paid Junk Job (Start Here)
If you’re here, you’re probably either: - thinking about starting a junk removal business - already have a truck/trailer and want to use it to make money - or just curious how people are turning this into real income And that's perfect! You’re in the right place. This is a community built for beginner solopreneurs wanting to build a working business for themselves. 💰 This is what we focus on here 1. Getting your first leads - Facebook Marketplace - Google Maps / Google Business Profile - simple local strategies that actually get calls 2. Closing jobs - how to price without losing money - what to say in person so people say yes - avoiding lowball customers 3. Running the job - how to stay efficient on-site - basic systems (I’ll show how I personally organize jobs using Housecall Pro) 4. Scaling up - when to reinvest - when to add help - how this turns from side money into real income 📍 Important to note I’m actively building and updating this as I go. Which means you’ll see real breakdowns, real jobs, and what’s currently working. No outdated JUNK around here! (Pun was intended) 👇 First step Go introduce yourself below: - Name - City - Do you have a truck/trailer or even planning to start from a small car? 💬 One thing I want from you Ask your biggest question about starting junk removal below. I’ll reply and point you in the right direction. 🔒 Paid section (optional) If you want the deeper step-by-step systems (leads, pricing breakdowns, scripts, and more detailed operations), there’s also a paid section inside. But lets start here first.
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How I’d Get My First Junk Removal Job Today (Facebook Marketplace Method)
If I had to start from zero today with just my pickup truck when I was 18 years old, this is exactly how I’d get my first junk removal job fast. No ads. No website. No overthinking. Literally just Facebook Marketplace. Step 1: Just create a simple listing📋 Go to Facebook Marketplace and post something like; "Junk Removal Services: Same Day Pickup" "I offer junk removal and hauling services. Furniture, appliances, garage cleanouts, yard waste, etc. Fast response and affordable pricing. Message me with pictures for a free quote." Step 2: Use some basic photos, you don't need anything fancy📸 - Your truck or trailer, doesn't even need junk inside. - A few random loading/dump photos if you have them - Even moving items around in your house or stock images of “before/after” if you’re just starting The goal is just to look like it's real, not perfect. Step 3: Respond to messages, and FAST⚡ This is where a lot of people lose money, not just beginners. When someone messages you: - Reply immediately - Ask for photos of what they need removed - Give a quick rough price range - Don’t overcomplicate it You gotta be faster so they don't go looking for others. Step 4: Keep pricing simple🫰 When you’re starting out, don’t try to be perfect. Just quote based on: - small load = low price - medium load = mid price - full trailer/truck = higher price I recommend taking a look at your local landfill or dump station's menu to see what they charge. You’ll refine pricing over time, but the goal early is just to get jobs. Step 5: Close the job✅ Once they agree: - Confirm time - Show up on time - Be professional but simple - Load everything efficiently - Collect payment immediately after That’s it. "Why does this work?"🤔 Facebook Marketplace works because: - People already want junk gone - They’re actively looking for help - It’s local and instant - You don’t need to pay to start getting leads Your first job doesn’t need to be perfect. The goal is literally just:
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