Casey Started a $7,000,000/Year Junk Removal Business from Scratch

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I worked for the company for a few years as a hauler and a manager, I loved Casey's growth mindset and I always appreciated that he knew when to pause and improve what he already has going on then proceed to grow the company. Very proud to be a former SUG.

TylerGrant-kr

Really appreciate the new format guys. Keep these types of interviews coming!

RandyMarshUSA

Your interviewer does a good job. Keep the new format going.

lovebabyangel

Casey stood out to me at a convention we attended. I like his mindset and the way he focuses on the right things. Lots to learn from him!

clutterreductionjunkremoval

Casey is truly an amazing person and inspiration. I had the opportunity to meet him in person. He has helped me a lot with my junk removal business.
Great video!

rahmetovedil

Great video man !! Lots of great info Congrats to Casey on his business he’s very meticulous in his business and doesn’t cut corners, I love how he thought out the trucks having versatility and the branding, coming from a creator aspect.

I did a lot of moving before and sometimes huge offices with 2 box trucks full, and loved the dumps, or even customers who moved that had hella new nice stuff, I hope to see a good market out here and start up some dumping, I didn’t search this either it just popped up so good stuff on the algorithm too bro. 🔥

TropTrevTv

just a tip, at 14:11, back in or better yet, just stay in the street. Backing out into the street is more dangerous and kids can get behind you. You can better survey the area as you're pulling up and then back in. It's not like it's a 1/4 mile driveway, so you're really not saving enough time to justify being in the driveway. I drove for UPS for over 20 years and I always stayed out of driveways. Your vehicle could be leaking oil, weight of vehicle could cause or worsen a crack, or bumper can scrape.

beachlife

Def do more videos in this interview style.

thejunior

I like how this business has fun and does creative videos

juliaseduction

This is the best channel for trades and it just got better

vyacheslavkuchinsky

26:34 they couldn’t tell it was new ?? 😭😭, being in moving I can tell you that address being wrong or slightly different since it’s so many cities in LA is crucial. The address codes etc, but at the end of the day it’s the second checking out right or gut intuition that could of saved that one hope it want to costy

TropTrevTv

Insurance is important for a junk removal business

palmaraja

Do you use an answering service to take all incoming calls?

Who does your dispatching?

perryschwartz

Casey is a smart guy and that school conversation was priceless. School is not for everyone. ❤

rolankelly

1st thing I see on your website, is that you donate 60% of couches you picked up. Even Goodwill doesn't like couches so who do you donate to?. What do you do with the the other 40%? Thanks!

rjsimpkins