For pickup, trailer, van, and box truck owners
You already own the truck. We find the customers.
We generate and book junk removal jobs, talk with the customers, gather the details and photos, handle the estimates, and schedule the appointments. Qualified independent providers review the available jobs, accept what fits, and do the work.
Free to apply · No account or résumé
Already in your driveway?
If one of these is yours, you already own most of what you need.
- Pickup truck
- SUV
- Cargo van
- Box truck
- Dump truck
- Trailer
We handle the business. You handle the work.
Running a junk removal business means marketing, phone calls, quotes, and scheduling before anything gets lifted. That side is ours. You focus on doing the job right.
We handle
Generate and book jobs
Finding the customers and booking the work.
Communicate with customers
The back-and-forth that happens before a job.
Gather job details and photos
So you know what you're walking into.
Handle estimates
The pricing conversation happens before you arrive.
Schedule appointments
The time is set with the customer.
You handle
Review and accept
Look over available jobs and accept the ones that fit.
Show up
Be there when the job is scheduled.
Do the work professionally
Lift, load, and haul it the right way.
Protect the home
Floors, walls, doorways, and driveways stay the way you found them.
Finish what you accept
Every job you take gets completed.
Document the job
Record the finished work the way we ask.
Your truck costs you money every month. Put it to work.
The payment, the insurance, and the maintenance come due whether the truck moves or not. This is a way to put equipment you already own to work, on jobs you choose to accept.
From application to payment.
- 1.
Apply
Tell us about your equipment, your area, and your availability.
- 2.
Qualification
A person reviews your application and contacts you if it's a fit.
- 3.
Opportunities
Qualified providers see jobs we've already generated and booked.
- 4.
Review and accept jobs
Accept the ones that fit your equipment and your schedule.
- 5.
Complete the work
Show up, protect the property, and do the job right.
- 6.
Documentation
Record the completed job the way we ask.
- 7.
Payment
Get paid according to the applicable terms.
Owning a truck doesn't make you qualified.
We want people who take the work seriously. If you accept a job, the customer is counting on you, and so are we.
Show up
When you accept a job, the customer is counting on you being there.
Communicate
If something changes, say so early. Silence is what ruins trust.
Work hard
Junk removal is physical work, start to finish.
Treat customers properly
Courteous, patient, and respectful, in their home and in their driveway.
Protect homes and property
Take the extra minute to pad the corner and clear the path.
Follow instructions
Job details exist for a reason. Read them, then follow them.
Represent yourself professionally
How you look, talk, and drive is part of the job.
Complete the jobs you accept
Accepting a job is a commitment to finish it.
Built for people who already haul.
Pickup owners with open weekends
The truck is already paid for, or being paid for. Put it to work.
Truck-and-trailer owners
A trailer changes what jobs fit. Tell us exactly what you pull.
Movers, delivery drivers, and haulers
You already know stairs, tight doorways, and tie-downs.
Operators with open days
You run your own equipment and have room on the calendar.
It’s real work. Sleeper sofas don’t get lighter because it’s a side hustle.
Is this legit? Here's what we ask, and what we never ask.
The application asks about your equipment, your area, your availability, your experience, and how to reach you. A person reviews it. If it looks like a fit, you’re contacted by text, phone, or email about the next steps.
The application never asks for your:
- Social Security number
- Bank or payment information
- Driver's license number
- Date of birth
- Documents or uploads
- Any fee to apply
The questions worth asking first.
Does it cost anything to apply?
No. Applying is free. There's no account to create, no résumé, and nothing to upload.
Do I need junk removal experience?
No. Experience helps, and the application asks about it. What matters more is whether you show up, communicate, work hard, treat customers properly, protect homes and property, follow instructions, and complete the jobs you accept.
Do I have to take every job?
No. Qualified providers review the available jobs and accept the ones that fit their equipment and schedule.
How much can I earn?
We don't publish earnings figures. What you earn depends on the jobs you accept, and payment follows the applicable terms, which we go over with you during review.
Pay isn't the same as profit. Running a truck costs money in fuel, maintenance, and insurance, and it's worth knowing your own numbers.
What happens after I apply?
A person reviews your application. If it looks like a fit, you'll be contacted by text, phone, or email about the steps to qualify. Nobody is approved automatically by an online form.
I want to see if I qualify.
Free to apply. No account, no résumé, no documents. A person reviews every application.
P.S. Applying doesn’t commit you to anything. It just starts the conversation.
Free to apply · No account or résumé