Contractor Stuffs My Dumpster Full of Concrete: 12 Tons of "No Way José"!
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- čas přidán 1. 09. 2023
- We tackled a massive concrete-filled dumpster! Even after telling the contractor they were not allowed to use the dumpster for concrete AND they signed a contract...they did it anyway.
It was an absolute pain to dig it all out and separate it, but we were determined to make it work. It helped to have a mini excavator and skid steer available. And you know what? Despite the challenges, our business still managed to make a decent amount of money from it. Had the contractor reached out about getting rid of the concrete, we could have saved them thousands. Their mistake definitely became my headache.
It was a frustrating journey, but at the end of the day, it's just business. It's our job to problem-solve these things, tackle them, and move on because we have other customers to serve. But hopefully, the next one listens better.
Full-size roll-off services always seem to be a better choice. We always respect the hard-fill line. Then we pack them to the top. Never had a complaint from the roll-off service or a driver. These trailer roll-offs are always delicate. I do see quite a few general contractors buying these lately and doing their own job clean-up. Nice excavator.
You should paint ABSOLUTELY NO CONCRETE , NO ASPHALT , NO DIRT , NO ROCKS on side of container .
Yea, not a bad idea. Funny thing is there is a big sticker on the inside of the door that says what they can't put in.
@@rollingops yeah but if they just dump over top they no see it , just an idea KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDS man
@@rollingops come on, you should know by now, the average labourer cant read and if they can they dont give a shit. "sick of this shit. gunna quit after payday anyway..."
@@paradiselost9946 you're not wrong ha
@@rollingopslot of places Espanol is first language now days. biden's illegal invaders can't read English.
I think you’re spot on as price goes you may what to post a sign what the dumpster except and does not accept than clearly Home Depot cannot dispute the price your charging Maybe mount a camera Good luck
I’ve had a few of these loads. Dealt with the headaches and charged after. Helps to see someone who’s established, going through similar circumstances. Learning as I go, and from this channel, thanks for the content!
Yep, if you're in the industry, it will come up time and time again.
23:10 having them pay for what they damage for neglect is NOT petty its how things work the old saying you break it you buy it, fair is fair and they agreed to that! Keep up the great work and high standards.
Glad we're on the same page+
@@rollingopsmaybe charge them more for damage clauses in the contract, $250 means they will just pay it and do again🎉🎉🎉
They don't care where it goes or how its picked up, not their problem after it goes in the dumpster
Absolutely
Unless someone with balls like these guys hold them accountable for their blatant disrespect.
@@rollingops You guys handled this better than I would have 😂
Professionally handled. Good job! So glad you have a good contract and know how to work with disrespectful clients.
Appreciate you! That one was a doozie
Open gate so while loading it all dumps out. Then call and let them know they need to clean up their mess.
I’ve had a contractor dump concrete, bricks, mortar and such along the road at the cemetery where I work. Every other week I’d find a new dump site. Frustrating and infuriating!! So one day we caught him. He ain’t coming back, nuff said!
That's crazy, I'm glad you got him!
Welcome to renting equipment. U rent shit out its coming back fucked up
I’m looking at getting into the dumpsters, I’m definitely considering starting out at CDL weight with a 18k trailer than having a custom done concrete/dirt container, just for stuff like this, so they can’t load it way over etc. not many people doing the concrete over here. I know alot of landscapers who do whole patios etc and would be a goto especially for them
Have a clear contract with penalties, A fellow I worked for said, "If you don't feel like your are gouging them a bit you are charging too little." It works.
I like that
Great information! Just slow down on the camera movement and your talent to explain what is going on. Rock on brother! And that machine is a work horse! I know! Be safe and make money with a great reputation!!!!!!
Appreciate the feedback man! Have been trying to find a good style for videos. if the channel keeps growing, I hope to add an editor so I'm not filming these and stitching it on my phone!
Anyone that thinks you Charge too much have Never owned a business and they should.Not because they won’t last long. That is a Guarantee and a Promise. 👍
I absolutely agree! Thanks for watching
Love what u have going on here man. Glad to c u succeed I live in ur area and pass y’all going down the road all time. Great work my friend
Oh really? I always wonder how many people watching are local. That's kinda surreal! I appreciate that, man! Honk or catch us at a stop sometime!
@@rollingops long time ago when u got started I seen ur video u did with Kyle Grimm when he interviewed u on a ride along
Its been great watching your channel since day 1 and seeing you guys grow and expand. Congrats on the 12k subscribers milestone!
Thanks so much!! Kinda weird to see it happening. Thanks for noticing the growth!
Wow, never would have assumed this is a CZcams channel, but I'm getting all the odd recommendations today. I can dig it, honestly. I'm a cabinet guy and do finish type stuff as well and its interesting to see an aspect of construction/the trades i never really put much thought into. Seems like no matter what aspect of construction you're on, people almost always assume you're ready and waiting to go above and beyond for them lol. Only 6min into the video though and it seems like they had agreed to pay for the hassle, and ultimately that's what its all about.
Yep, we found a solution either way. But like you said, I'm not sure what they were thinking. Hope you enjoy the channel!
Nice job, you handled that like a professional. At the end of the day you're in business to make money. It sounds like you came ahead on this one despite it being a headache. You're very fortunate that you have the equipment to unload an over filled dumpster. Just image what you would have done if you had to empty it by hand. Thanks for sharing your journey. I've learned alot from you. Ken with Blessed Are We LLC
I drove a roll off semi trailer for a glass recycling outfit. 70% of the jobs were roll offs at rural landfills for the 3 colors of bottles. Not too many problems with overweight in a 45 yard container. Except for one little town dump that the employee spent all of his spare time smashing the bottles down to small pieces, then they were HEAVY. Solution was never give them a 45 yard roll off, always bring them a 30 yard.
Same thing for the storefront plate glass businesses. We had one place that would overfill the 30 yard roll off every time, no matter how many times we told them to call us sooner for pickup. So we ended up cutting them back to 15 yard low side roll offs, which they continued to overload with plate glass stacked 1-2 feet over the low sides. As a driver, all we would do was put the boom up until the foot roller touched the ground, then winch the box up that almost vertical boom and spill off all that glass that was stacked above the sidewall onto the ground. They STILL never learned!
Some places just don't listen or don't care! It can be frustrating, but adapting is key!
I own my own business as well and i get told all the time you should charge more etc.. I tell everyone I'm here to make some money not rob someone. As long as my bills are paid and putting some extra in bank I'm happy.
I feel exactly the same. I want the return business
I word at republic services and there is a reason the biggest roll off we allow for concrete is a 20 y and they actually make specific roll off for concrete and they are expensive to buy new because loading up 30 and 40 yarders damages the roll off just from dropping it 7 feet on the floor
Appreciate your comment, might shine some perspective on things!
I'm astonished. Dumping contracts are always very clear in my experience. Did the contractor think they would not have to pay the extra fee?
One hand wasn't talking to the other, and one hand wasn't thinking at all lol
I think you did a amazing job handling this situation 👍🏾 great job. I actually plan on expanding to renting dumpsters next year when I get out military. Currently rent cars and houses.
Get it! Appreciate the feedback, keep grinding!
Hopefully they pay their invoice when the bill comes due
Heavy duty cans and trucks, these dumpsters are our favorites. All that clean fill being mixed with trash makes it a trash load. 15,16t, whatever, and 3t is trash, 1 ton is light iron and the rest goes as clean fill? Love it. This is why we have a transfer station so we can legally (in PA) sort these loads and handle appropriately.
Absolutely, might just need to get a peterbuilt fleet and start doing them as well
This is the type of contractor that just needs to be blacklisted (Not the dumpster company but the remodel contractor) and told all violations will result in massive fines
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks so.
Its like anything the way you treat rental equipment or even equipment you are not paying for yourself indicates the likelihood you may be conning someone or worse stealing
You need smaller dumpsters for hard fill, rocks and concreat etc.
So it is impossible to be overloaded.
@justsoicanfingcomment5814 I agree, and I would of given it to them. But I specifically asked if there was Going to be any concrete stone or hardfill debris work done. Of course they said no
"Su dolor de cabeza es mi dolor de cabeza" (Their headache is my headache)
Cheers!
Absolutely!
What you charged them is spot on maybe a little under what you should of what a head ache😂
It was a day for sure, but ended up alright. Glad it's over
Just watched a couples of videos now a subscriber.
@@texas4325 appreciate ya!
All I can say as a person who’s worked for himself for about my whole life. I wish you best in your endeavors. And put some away for rainy days for clouds are always a gathering.
100% appreciate your comment and checking in on this vid! Definitely need rainy day funds, because you're right, it's always somethin!
Around here that metal would be gone before you finished unloading. Glad you came out financially ahead despite all the extra work you had to do.
I wonder how much that concrete weighs let alone if it can be physically towed away.
I hope you got paid a pretty penny for that work. They want another one hell yeah, they do it again the price doubles 🤷♂️ Business
Yep, they did get another and paid for it as well. But was happy when this whole project was finished
My opinion, your being more then fair, good for you.
Appreciate that!
honestly I don't think you charged them enough for breaking contract and damaging equipment. you may want to refresh your contract language to outline a heavy fines for breaking contract with items like heavy fill when dealing with a potentially large contract like home deopt. a "fuck you" clause if you will, because really what they did doesn't just cost you time and a headache, lets say you had a employee under your company not paying attention, that much over weight I don't doubt that all in initial fill was 15-18 tons especially with all the rain. That kind of overweight with your equipment will eventually cost a driver their license, a business their operation and damage to equipment, most possibly life. the fines for breaking those clauses in your contract to such a degree should match. you may want to talk with a contract lawyer, but I personally for this kind of "fuck you" from those sub contractors and the person from homedepot that hired you should be responded in kind with a "no, fuck you." of a minimum doubling of extra daily/weekly fines and a $10,000 damaged equipment fine, $10,000 over weight fine and a $10,000 contract breaking fine. The kind of contractors and subcontractors willing to do this to you and your dumpsters are willing to do far worse and undercut competition to seem competitive while being reckless.
make a part of your companies daily operations pre/post trips trips a necessity, you start your trip/day by taking pictures of the current state of equipment, you do the same for when they are dropped off at a client, and again when picked up. this will help you keep track of equipment maintenance, and any damages. with the smaller equipment you run these kind of pre/post trips can be done in a matter of minutes. with the photos you just create a album for that date/client or better yet email yourself the pictures with a subject matter of "client name - Date to Date" just simply reply to your own emails with updated pictures for each portion of the pre/post trip process, this will keep a accurate log of equipment quality/status. there are apps that do this in the semi truck industry but you may not need them as a local small business of yourself and a couple others. samsara ELD works its just a hassle over just emailing yourself the pictures.
You are in the equipment business for your personal expertise with what your equipment and business can handle. there are three tiers of business operators/operations.
Tier 1. Industry leaders, they know their shit, they are the best of the best, the industry looks to them for advice and knowledge, they work with every important government official and business leader to make regulations and innovate to improve the sector.
Tier 2 ( where you want to be and it seems like you are trying to be). These people and companies know their worth, they also should know most if not all what they need to know about your sector. they don't lowball, and rarely if ever offer discounts or breaks unless its for correcting mistakes(rare exceptions are for long standing customers, family, and friends.) these are the people that will find the most success in what they do. they know loosing a few customers on the low end offers is not only a benefit to the customer, but also themselves and the industry knowing this makes things safer, and more efficient for everyone.
Tier 3. these people and companies know enough to be dangerous. people in the upper portion of this tier are still learning their worth, and are actively trying to improve by either being an apprentice or trial by fire. these people in upper tier 3 know caution, and respect.
The lower portion of this tier are the worst of the worst, its where the bottom feeders are. the lower portion of this tier tend to be spiteful, they offer the lowest bid at every cost so long as they make a dime they don't give a shit about you or the customer, they are here to get in and get out. as long as they don't get hurt its not their problem. leaving a wake of burnt bridges these people hurt all industry and relationships. they are extremely dangerous.
Lower Tier 3 are the subcontractor/contractor that hired you, somebody is lying straight to your face(by all means it looks like the subcontractors) and they should be fined/treated accordingly. the ONLY way to keep these kind of trash spiteful people out of any industry is to hit them where it hurts the most, right in their greed, by snatching their wallet and lighting that bitch on fire. you need a back bone to leave these people on the bridge they are actively burning. Fining these types of people/companies its not spite, you don't even need to hate them, you can hope them all the best. you just need to draw clear cut lines in the sand, they will end up burning themselves down. hopefully in the process of doing so, they learn a valuable lesson and if they are reborn in a new or even the same industry they come back as a phoenix with new perspective earning their way to upper tier 3, and maybe even tier 2.
It sounds like you are still learning your worth. don't worry about charging too much, you have established yourself and seem to have effective advertising with consistent clients. you are well beyond the point to charging what you need to to get started. you also should know a reasonable rate for what you do. so don't worry about increasing the price too high or charging too many fines. if a new customer approaches you and says "but soso went with you a few months ago and recommended you saying you do this at this price" inform them that yes at that time your price/fines were as such but you need to grow as a small business, would love to work for them but at the updated reasonable price and you will maintain your quality while improving your services.
This is one of the best comments I've ever received. I appreciate you taking the time! Because I agree as well. And looking back, yea, I was way too easy on them in regards to this. Learned a lot from this entire experience.
That was a read. 😂 100% agree.
Got to love it when a contractor orders a 30yd bin and filled it with concrete or wet dirt. They fill it all the way to the top rim lol end up having a 20tonn bin 🤣 my boss ask what materials they are needed hauled away . If its concrete or similar materials we do the 20yd for concrete for this exact reason lol
I had a customer put 90,000 lbs of just ceramic blast media in a single 6,000lb empty 30yard container... Hoist on truck was rated for 60,000lbs... Truck with 30yard weighed 36000lbs and max grossed legally 73,000lbs without permit and was permitted up to 80,000lbs... Needless to say customer had to rent a mini excavator and second container to split the contents into.
I had one order a 30yard with liner then proceeded to fill under the liner with concrete mixer clean out and topped with asphalt chunks then filled again with more uncured concrete...which then cured in the week before they called it in for service... Customer ended up buying the 30o container since it was not serviceable and the container was never emptied by one of our drivers... Worst part it was a brand new 30o container.
That’s nothing. I heard about a guy, that knew a dude, that said he worked for a real hustler, whose brother’s cousin’s sister said she was screwing a guy, who swore he delivered a 40 yd dumpster to a job-site, on top of a mountain in the desert and first, the Contractor perfectly leveled the container, then filled it to the brim with radioactive, molten lead, waiting 3 months for it to cool and then glued feathers on top to disguise the contents. The dumpster service eventually had to obtain EPA Permits, design, Permit and build a new DOT approved road for access across a protected ravine in a National Park, which required relocation of 11 gopher tortoises. Then rent a 150 ton crane to load it onto a 22 axle Heavy Haul Rig, take it to the regional port and then have it shipped straight to the battery factory in Gwaong Chang, China, only to be returned to the U.S. as EV batteries. So in the end, they were legally allowed to charge the Contractor and finally granted by the SCOTUS, $7.3 Billion to pull that dumpster.
Fun story huh? 🤣
@@KING-FU except mine actually happened... I drive roll off for a living.
We run f 550 and a couple ram 5500 with 10k hooklifts. We've ran into a couple situations lile that and have very detailed allowed/not allowed lists on the bins themselves and weight estimates. Bottom line if we cant pick it up, it's the customers responsibility and they will be charged a daily penalty. We have 95 bins and during the summer months they are all booked so it really screws up our schedule.
Yep, incidents like this can derail us for days. That's why I give an option for us to take care of it. Because our daily "late fee rate" ads up and pressures larger companies to get it taken care of. Because their busy doing other things, and I need the can back!
The dumpsters we use have a clear mark on them that says if loading concrete max fill line. Just an idea.
Def would of done that for them, if I knew there was going to be hard fill in there. I was told multiple times there was just "light construction material from inside"
I think you did a good job and what ever the reasons are at the time with your dumpster really is not a big deal, as long as you got paid what you deserve for your time. Sounds like you were nice guy with those contractors. well done !
Appreciate that! Just today's headache, but we got it done
I think if you add a snatch block it will extend the life of your winch by dividing the work load on the winch.
Gonna look into that.
24:54 the contractor has money to pay for incidentals, it comes out of the bonus money they get for finishing the contract early, stuff like that. I might of charged them double the extra tonnage. I might put that into the contract the customer signs I’m sure you already have your ducks in a row but think about DOUBLING OR EVEN TRIPLING. I’m a new subscriber here, third or forth video so far, I like it.. ❤
Oh yeaaaa. Our contract looks a bit different now! Ha
Years ago I filled a 20 yarder to the top with concrete. The guys wheels came off the ground about 4ft. I nearly shat myself,
because I thought he wouldn't take it. He said it wasn't a problem, I' just have to take the back roads to the dump (way overloaded). Now I just overload my dump truck.
Ooof yea, those are the not so good days. Easy way for us to tear up some equipment
$4000 seems reasonable, consider the 5 weeks time with dumpster, plus skid and excavator usage for loading and unloading.
That look is pride. 🙂
Which look?
Thanks for your vid! What brand rolloff trailer do you have?
Maxxd!
Not at all. You under charged em for wasting your time. Family time costs 10x.
Definitely nailed that! So underrated
I’ve never rented a dumpster that didn’t specify in the concrete about shingles, dirt, stone, asphalt, concrete etc. He will take those items there are just limitations. He puts a dotted line on the outside of the dumpster that is the fill line for those items listed above.
When you said you pass the invoice on for the dump trucks I would tack on a service charge for taking your time to find it and line everything up You're now a contractor hiring a subcontractor you mark that stuff up
Yea, I should of explained that different. That's exactly how it went.
I do excavation, and I always say, I price the job to where I am not working for the machines. Easy to price things, then realize after maintenance, wear and tear, etc. You made next to nothing. Then your like the work for food guy.
Or worst of all do a quick 2k job, accidently break something, and you lost all profits plus more
Nothing petty if they damage things they should pay
I gave a like ! I have same problems as you tell the contractor this is not designed for aggerate its made for junk not dirt not cement .Roofers are the worse
They couldn’t have paid me enough to waste 3 days on concrete cleanup duty. I would have dumped the whole thing in the parking lot and sent them to collections for non payment.
Ahh, everything has a price. But looking back I was way to easy on them for this
Hey I could be completely wrong but when you point out the metal being split looks like it was full of water and froze which swells and bust the metal like that hard to tell tho
I could see how it looks like that, but this is actually our newest can, it hasn't actually seen winter yet! I think think the rust look is just from it sitting there. And water probably has got in, because it was there quite a while. From what I can tell, it's from the concrete being poured and beating against one side. That frame basically was just holding the doors together as best it could, but eventually something had to "give". There are a couple supports that look like they "buckled" if that makes sense. And I think it's from the pressure of the dumpster trying to keep its shape with the doors closed
I could be totally wrong, but this dumpster was it the best shape before this rental lol.
Whatcha shouldve done is taken all that stuff and dump on their business door step and charge them to replace the dumpster if they blew a side out.
Easiest way to have done it for sure
Not petty at all, they broke your stuff they should pay!
Felt the same!
5:55 the only thing that would look better is a dually. But if you don't need it. I skipped. Did you get a final weight on that load?
I agree, and no, but from experience, well over 12 tons.
Played the situation just right if you ask me. Spoil them with kindness while explaining the situation to them again!
Then your able to keep charging the bejesus out of em
I should have probably charged a few more "bejesuses" - but yea haha
Unless it's a good customer, it's not petty.
Appreciate that!
When you say pass on the invoice of the dump truck. You're passing on the cost without a small mark up?
No, I misspoke, that's exactly what we're doing. I'm passing the work to him. But it will be billed through me
spot on with the whole thing but id buy a single axle dump for the fleet
That would be a cool addition 😎
What home depot is it ( ware is it located) ?
Make that money brotha
Tryin!
Your picking up dumpsters with that tiny truck?
Every day, couple times a day.
I wouldn’t of done half the headache you did 😂
Haha, it was a fun one
I would have just dumped that in the lot and left
Easiest solution for sure
That's if his trailer could load the can in the first place without breaking something, doubtful. That was a massive amount of weight in there.
What you should do is put in the Contract. Is, if the Contract is broken, Have 3 Options added onto the Contract, Either They Empty The Dumpster, You can Empty the Dumpster for them for an Add Charge, Or You can will take the the Dumpster, But, will have to Charge them Extra for another Dumpster(s)*until puts you into correct legal weight requirement then on top of it. Charge them a Extra $500.00 Per Ton.
I'm liken that
Jose would have got the job done and drinking beer by 5pm. Jose gonna take your job.
Probably right. I know "no way José" is just a saying. But I know a few guys who would of emptied by hand faster.
There a little more expensive but would you say max d is the brand to go with for handling situations like this for stuff not breaking
Maxxd are incredibly heavy duty, compared to other brands (in their class). But I will not say they should be used to pick up loads like this. Honestly, this load would of been appropriate for a triaxle dump truck or semi dumpster rig. We have picked up some pretty heavy loads that were rated well above the trailers capacity. But if we had attempted this, it would have been a record for us, and incredibly dangerous. With our trailer and truck combo, we are legal at about 6.5 tons (and that's pretty heavy compared to an average dumpster we service). Of course there are times we pick things up that are a bit heavier, but you don't know until it's emptied. But it's definitely the biggest risk factor in the business.
@@rollingops ok thanks for replying and loved the video
I feel ya. I was doing a parking lot crack fill at an RDC last summer and the company said we could use their dumpster for our boxes. They had 3 dumpsters side by side one said metal, one said trash and one said cardboard. It painted on the dumpster and on the asphalt on all 4 sides. My idiot sub put all the boxes in the metal dumpster. I spent two hours handpicking all the cardboard out because other subs had already dumped large metal cabinets on top of the boxes. If they had not already driven home 8 hours away they would have definitely been doing it themselves but I needed to keep my customer happy since we had just done half a million LF of crack fill.
Oooof, I felt this one. 😪
Well hell if I would have saw that in my Lowe's parking lot I would have dumpster dove and got all that tin and brought it back to my house
That is crazy that scrappers didn't take the metal. You'd think the original guys would have scrapped it.
Yep, I was shocked to come back and see it still sitting there
You should always holdback 10% of any contractors money until you’re completely satisfied that the job is done correctly and that all their bills are paid.
If possible I'd have used the trailer and the loader to tip the can and dump it in the lot. It'd have been so much faster to scoop up with a bobcat VS picking it out basically by hand. People suck though I hope you fined the crap out of them
So I didn't even fill it, but we attempted that. It could could hardly lift it, but I couldn't get the dump angle to actually poor it out. Maybe if I had both pieces of equipmemt at the same time we could have. As you saw, the whole thing was just a wreck
I think you need to get yourself a good dump truck and be completely self contained. If they are willing to pay get them what they want and let them pay the bill. You have an awesome business, I only see more and more avenues opening up for yourself. Maybe a light excavating business on the side with all your spare time.
How about a really old dump truck lol?
The dumpster is not in a secured area, so everyone and their dog was using it, also subs do not care at all about the dumpster restrictions, they will bring waste from home and other sites to dispose, its just a free dumpster for them.
Typically yea I'd agree with this. And yea they didn't care. But everything that was in this Dumpster was 100% them. Unless someone showed up with 12 truck loads of Concrete and tried to slip it in 😄. The company definitely admitted to it all. And paid. So it worked out.
money makes things good
It helps
That's a lot of work
@@waynebralewski9347 wasn't fun!
Price seems low to me. But I'm new to this.
Definitely dependent on your area. But we also wanted to get paid, so it's a delicate balance!
Dude how do you keep your batteries charged up? I’m having so much trouble keeping a charge on my maxxd
I'm guessing you must primarily use a 2500. My 2500 doesn't keep the trailer charged quote as well as the 3500 HD. But there are kits you can also get to run power straight from your trucks alternator to the trailer. You'll never plug your trailer in again
@@rollingops I have a 3500hd actually, but I might have to look into this kit you’re talking about that I can run power directly from the alternator to the trailer
IMO, they were too stupid to understand the contact and the guys on the job are probably used to having cans run by Rolloff/Hooklift trucks on other jobs. Those trucks have a far higher capacity and a much stronger winch/hook. There are companies out there that rent 20 yard dumpsters that allow them to be filled with concrete or dirt to the top. If the super on the job saw your drop it off or knew what your setup was I doubt you would’ve had that issue. The supers know that when the company gets back charged by a dumpster company they are going to get chewed out.
Maybe true, but I really couldn't have been more clear with them. It simply was one hand not talking to the other.
4k and not even done? Sheesh, they're almost halfway to a small dump trailer
Yep, and they didn't even blink at it.
I'm looking into that business, how do you Form your contacts looks I might have to get one going
One cubic yard of concrete weighs almost 2.5 tons.
I believe it.
Good job buddy make that 🤑💰🤑
Always tryin!
Shouldve lined up a second dump side by side, excavator in the middle why make that huge mess. doesnt look good and takes up a huge amount of time. i Wouldve been out of there in one hour and charged the same.
We don't necessarily get that luxury. We are charging by the load and if we smash it all into one dumpster, We loose money.... and we still managed to show up and leave in 2 hrs? Don't forget, this was a 3rd party job, so I do have to consider some things.
Considering it was also mixed trash, I couldn't just toss the cardboard and trash in together, then recycle it for free. Sure, I could of done that, smashed it in one or two dumpsters, then ran it to the dump, 5x farther away. And paid to dispose of it. You're also not separating all that sitting in a mini.
It would of took me longer to go out to my shop, load mini, unpack it all, smash it in there. Load the mini back up and go home. And we only have one truck then running dumpsters if it still takes multiple loads.
Your logic may make sense where you are, and with your equipment, but that would of been a massive waste of time and money here.
Ahhh wait different video lol. Yea, we could've done that. But, well, we didn't
In my state, you have to have separate dumpsters for the metal, the asphalt, the concrete and the trash. Other than the trash, everything else goes to recycling facilities!!
California?
Lol bet me too it but I was thinking Cali too
Your tring to run a Roll-Off service with those little toy dumpsters
Ah, another one. Yes. These toys really do pay the bills. Welcome to the channel
@@rollingops fuck em you are doing what i want to do and starting your own company iv been doing roll off since i was 18 goodluck in your future
@@deadlydamieniiix appreciate you sir!
I know your pain I have had the same issue
It's always something
i would suggest getting a CDL and if funds permit get an older truck to turn into a roll off if you can't find one in that set up.
this way 1, you get more bussiness 2. you earn more money and expand your bussiness and scope of work 3. you dont need to pay a contractor
after loading and driving dump trucks my entire career i can tell you that was 15 tons or more
I truly believe it, this was ridiculous
At the end of the day the people who did it had no consequences
Well, basically
@@rollingops charge them $$$$
Good video worse dumpster I ever did was a 22 ton 40 yarder they demod a old farm house and dumped the concrete foundation on top thing was stupid top heavy my driver busted the nose rollers picking it up took us about an hour to get it on the truck people with skid loaders do not care
Seeeeesh, that was fun I bet
Your not charging enough
I agree
Why have you not got a lorry, picking up dumpsters with a pickup is a bit lame.
Its about cost, Pick ups here can Haul enough weight and are cheaper to insure
Lame profits well, I guess?
@roberts208 this guy gets it. Companies like 1-800 got junk dont own a single trash truck that would require a CDL and they are a multi-billion dollar company. It's just not about how cool you look.
They tried to shut the door with a piece of equipment or a truck bumper…..the door wasn’t gonna shut either way
Ahhhhh you know what, you're right. That actually explains it exactly! Because I noticed a small dent in the door frame later! That makes perfect since because the split was under the hinge. Well. Good welding job because the hinge held lol
@@rollingops I’m ashamed to say been there done that and had to weld the man’s dumpster back together 😂
I would love to set up a simular business, I'm just not financially in the spot to buy the necessary equipment, I know it sounds silly but with currently having a 1/2 ton truck do you think buying 2 medium sized dump trailers might be a good start ? I am a disabled vet so I want to work, I have money to feed my family, I just need to cover operating expenses and build some income to grow it into a workable business. I've got 24 acres of land I live on and I could actually use a lot of that dirt and rock and concrete to raise it as I would like some more flood resistance. I would love to bring that kind of material out as often as possible, use my little tractor to burry it and build up the land
It really depends on your goals. I prefer roll offs because one trailer manages multiple bins. Which means only one trailer to insure, one trailer to plate, one set of tires, one set of brakes, batteries, etc.
They broke contract. They got to pay.
Glad someone gets it!
You were trying to be fair and not upset Home Depot. If you’re good with your fees, that all that matters in the end.
We got it done, that's what matters
We deal with the same crao in buffalo ny
Insane right?
@@rollingops I do hazardous waste and asbestos removal I k know