2026 Edition · Updated for Current Markets

Stop Guessing at Prices.
Start Winning Every Job.

Most junk removal operators are losing $300–$800 per week by pricing wrong — either leaving money on the table or losing jobs to competitors they could have beat. This is the exact pricing system we used to build a $10M+ junk removal business from scratch.

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$10M+ in Revenue Built on This System
1,660+ Five-Star Reviews
8+ Years · 20+ Operators Using This
41 Pages

You already know you're leaving money on the table.
You just don't know how much.

Every job you price wrong costs you — either the job itself, or hundreds in margin you should have kept. Here's what most operators deal with every single week:

You give a quote and immediately wonder if you priced too low Or worse — you quote high, they hang up, and you spend the rest of the day wondering if you should have gone lower.
A competitor beats your price — and you have no idea if they're profitable or just desperate Some operators are racing to the bottom. Others are running a tighter operation. You can't tell which — until now.
Winter kills your momentum every year Revenue drops, trucks sit, and you're not sure how to stay busy without slashing prices and training customers to expect the discount.
You're working hard but the margin isn't there You're doing $15k–$25k months and still not paying yourself what you're worth. Something is off — and pricing is almost always part of it.

41 pages. 8 sections. A complete business playbook — not just a price list.

Most operators expect a spreadsheet. What they get is a full operating framework for building a profitable, scalable junk removal business.

1
The Phone-First Pricing Model
The psychology of quoting over the phone. The Range Method — how to give a quote that sets expectations, handles objections, and gets the booking without seeing the job first.
2
Understanding Your Cost Structure
Know your numbers cold. Fixed monthly costs ($3,500–$9,000), break-even per job, gross margin targets (40–60%), and how to price toward a $1,500–$2,000/truck/day revenue target.
3
Setting Your Prices (The Full Framework)
Volume-based pricing from the $150 minimum (50 cu ft) all the way to the $1,890 full 20ft box truck. The Box Truck Advantage. Distance and access surcharges. Specialty items: hot tubs, pianos, CRT TVs, refrigerators, estate cleanouts, and hoarding jobs.
4
Competitor Analysis Framework
How to mystery shop your local market, map competitors, and position yourself to win on value — not by being the cheapest. The right price is rarely the lowest price.
5
🎁 Bonus
Phone Scripts That Close
Word-for-word scripts for inbound calls, handling "that's too expensive," and destroying the "I got a cheaper quote" objection. On-site upsell scripts included. This section alone regularly pays for the guide on the first call it's used.
6
20+ Real-World Pricing Scenarios
Exact job-by-job breakdowns: apartment cleanouts, estate sales, office hauls, garage clears, hoarding situations, construction debris, single heavy items. Real prices, real math, real margin.
7
🎁 Bonus
Seasonal Strategy — Never Slow Down Again
Q1–Q4 playbook: how to stay fully booked when competitors go quiet. B2B outreach targets (property managers, realtors, HOAs) for steady recurring revenue. Hourly labor services to fill slow days at $50–$75/hour per person.
🎁 Bonus
The Review ROI Playbook
One 5-star Google review is worth more than any ad you'll ever run. This section shows the exact system — including how to use a 10% discount to generate reviews that compound into thousands of dollars in lifetime revenue.

Real prices. Real jobs. Real math.

Here's a partial look at the volume pricing tiers in the guide. The full table — including specialty items, surcharges, and complete scenario breakdowns — is inside.

Volume-Based Pricing Tiers (Partial)

2026 Market Rates
Load Size Cubic Feet What It Looks Like Price
Minimum Load 50 cu ft A few bags, small items $150
Small Load 100 cu ft Couch + some boxes $218
Quarter Truck 320 cu ft Bedroom set $402
Half Truck 640 cu ft Living room + garage items $1,030
Three-Quarter Truck 960 cu ft Multi-room cleanout $1,460
Full 20ft Box Truck 1,280 cu ft Full home / estate $1,890

The last two rows — plus 20+ job scenario breakdowns with exact prices — are inside the guide.

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Operators who bought it. Here's what happened.

These aren't cherry-picked edge cases. This is what happens when operators implement a real system.

$1k → $10k in 30 Days

"I was struggling in every part of my business — pricing, operations, everything. I put the complete package on a credit card. It was a real risk. But one month after I implemented everything, I did just over $10,000. The month before? About $1,000. I went from barely surviving to actually running a business."

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Ray
Ray's Junk Removal · Kannapolis, NC
60 hrs/week → Under 10

"I've been in business for 10 years and never had a real operations manual. I knew I needed one, but never had the time to build it. Buying Ted's gave me the foundation to hire a full-time ops manager and go from working 60 hours a week to less than 10. I should have done this years ago."

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Kevin
Clear the Clutter · Oshkosh, WI · 10+ Years in Business
Close Rate: 40% → 72%

"I'd been winging my pricing for three years. Every call felt like a coin flip — am I too high? Too low? Did I just lose that job? Within two weeks of using this guide my close rate almost doubled. I stopped losing jobs on price and started losing them because they weren't worth taking. That shift alone changed everything."

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Marcus T.
Haul It Away · Nashville, TN · 3 Years in Business

Built for operators at every stage.

Whether you're just getting started or you've been at it for years, this guide meets you where you are.

First-Year Operators

You need a pricing system before you lose any more jobs to bad quotes. This skips the 2-year learning curve entirely.

1–3 Truck Operations

You're doing solid volume but margin feels thin. A pricing tune-up here could add $2,000–$5,000/month to the bottom line.

Scaling to $1M+

You need consistent, trainable pricing your crews can use. No more "call the owner for every quote."

Seasonal Slumps

Winter doesn't have to kill your revenue. The seasonal strategy section alone is worth the price of the guide.

Everything you're getting for $199.

Here's a breakdown of what's inside — and what it would cost to figure all of this out on your own.

Complete Junk Removal Pricing Guide 2026

41-page PDF · Instant download after purchase

Full Volume Pricing System
Every tier from $150 minimum to $1,890 full truck — ready to use today
$97 value
20+ Real Job Scenario Breakdowns
Estate cleanouts, hoarding situations, office hauls, specialty items, and more
$79 value
Phone Scripts That Close (Bonus)
Word-for-word objection handling, inbound scripts, on-site upsell lines
$99 value
Seasonal Strategy Playbook (Bonus)
Q1–Q4 revenue plan, B2B outreach targets, hourly labor services to fill slow days
$79 value
Review ROI System (Bonus)
The exact approach that generated 1,660+ five-star reviews — and thousands in organic revenue
$49 value
Cost Structure & Break-Even Framework
Know your numbers. Price toward a 40–60% gross margin with a clear daily revenue target
$47 value
Total Value
$450+
$199

Built by someone who's actually done it.

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Founder · Junk Raider
Ted Bullard
Charlotte, NC
Ted built Junk Raider from the ground up in Charlotte, NC — no franchise, no outside capital. Over 8+ years, the business has generated more than $10 million in revenue, earned 1,660+ five-star Google reviews, and grown from one truck to a multi-truck operation.

This guide isn't theoretical. It's the exact pricing framework, phone scripts, and seasonal strategy that Ted's team uses every day to run jobs, close quotes, and stay fully booked year-round. Nothing in here was invented — it was figured out the hard way, one job at a time.
$10M+
Revenue
1,660+
5-Star Reviews
8+
Years in Business
20+
Operators Trained

Questions before you buy.

It's a full system. 41 pages covering your cost structure, volume pricing tiers, specialty items, competitor analysis, phone scripts, 20+ real job scenarios, seasonal revenue strategy, B2B outreach, and the review ROI playbook. The price list is maybe 8 pages. The rest is the business framework behind it.

The guide is built around Charlotte, NC pricing, but Section 4 is specifically a competitor analysis framework to calibrate prices to your local market. We've had operators use this in Oshkosh WI, Kannapolis NC, and a dozen other markets. The framework adapts — you plug in your market's numbers.

Kevin (Clear the Clutter, 10 years in business) said it best: "I should have done this years ago." The operators who've been around longest are often the ones running on gut feel the longest — and leaving the most margin on the table. The seasonal strategy and B2B outreach sections tend to be especially valuable for established operators looking to smooth out revenue.

Instantly. After you complete checkout via Stripe, you'll receive a download link by email. It's a PDF — open it on your phone, tablet, laptop, whatever you use on the job.

All sales are final. This is a digital product — you get instant access to the full 41-page PDF the moment you purchase. We stand behind the quality of what's inside and are confident it'll pay for itself quickly, which is why we don't feel the need to hedge it with a refund policy.

This specific guide is built for junk removal — the pricing tiers, job scenarios, and volume math are specific to junk removal operations with box trucks. If you're in another trade (pressure washing, lawn care, HVAC, etc.), check out The Service Manual — our neutralized versions for other home service trades.

You already know how much bad pricing is costing you.

The only question is how long you want to keep guessing. One job priced right pays for this guide ten times over.

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