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By Jim Stogiannos · August 9, 2026
A second person cuts job time 35-45 percent, but only pays off if you sell the extra capacity. Readiness signals, true loaded cost, ...
Read more about Hiring Your First Junk Removal Crew Member: Pay, Paperwork, and When It Pays Off →
By Jim Stogiannos · August 9, 2026
Disposal is the cost that changes on every job. How facilities bill you, what each material really weighs, where every stream should go, ...
Read more about Dump Fees and Disposal Costs: The Tonnage Math That Decides Your Margin →
By Jim Stogiannos · August 9, 2026
Your first ten customers come from being findable and fast, not from buying leads. A week-by-week plan: Google Business Profile, directory ...
Read more about Getting Your First 10 Junk Removal Customers (Without Buying Leads) →
By Jim Stogiannos · August 9, 2026
Price by volume, sanity-check by weight, and never quote below your disposal cost plus three times labor. A working rate-card formula, a ...
Read more about How to Price a Junk Removal Job: Volume, Weight, and the Dump-Fee Math →
By Jim Stogiannos · June 27, 2026
If you've scrolled junk removal pages on social this month, you've noticed the same thing I have: everybody's posting outdoor cleanouts. ...
Read more about The Summer Outdoor Cleanout Playbook for Junk Haulers →
By Jim Stogiannos · April 1, 2026
We've been doing a lot of thinking about the future of Junk Removal 365. When we launched this directory, the whole idea was simple: ...
Read more about Big Changes at Junk Removal 365: What Independent Junk haulers Need to Know →
By Jim Stogiannos · February 5, 2026
The side hustle economy has flooded your market with competitors. Here's what the data actually shows—and why the smartest operators aren't ...
Read more about The Rise of the Junk Removal Side Hustle: Threat or Opportunity? →