How a 22 Year Old Started $1,000,000/Year Junk Removal Business

Junk Rescue has brought in almost $1,000,000 in Gross Revenue per Year with only 4 Employees! Junk Removal is a recession proof industry that isn't talked about enough! As long as people are moving or companies are renovating and need a cleanup crew.. Businesses like Junk Rescue will never be at a loss of customers.

In this video you will meet Kyle McAnaugh, now 28 Years Old and an established small business owner! Kyle is a self taught entrepreneur with no prior experience in the Waste Management Industry. As a former real estate agent, We talk about how he developed the skills to successfully start a Junk Removal Business from scratch and grow his company revenue to nearly one million dollars per year!!

He'll share how he came up with the idea to start the junk removal business and how he financed the business, what his most profitable jobs are, what services his company provides, how he grew his customer base, where he found his leads, and what to avoid doing if YOU want to start a junk removal business!

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[Bnative]

I love the guy interviewing. He asks the really needed and relevant questions one needs to listen to. Respect

[Allan_A]

This is great content. Started my company in July, we did $975 revenue this weekend in just a Silverado 1500. Still just evenings and weekends while saving for a trailer and figuring out how to scale. Our biggest job so far was $1K and we rented a uhaul for the job.

[mattp]

20:11 His dad financed him. Most people have to go to a commercial lender. When those monthly payments for the loan, equipment, insurance, payroll, fuel, unemployment insurance start piling up, its easy to lose sight of your gaol and walk away.

[DanKohan]

Interesting! I was surprised to learn that they can even pick up and move a dumpster with a special truck. The idea of donating items in good shape to charity is also commendable.

[alexbalizado]

Never thought I would be so fired up about trash. This is dope

[andrewjedi]

Love it! :) I'm also in the business, awesome seeing the exposure junk removal is getting!

[Erreul]

Haven’t seen a video with such legitimately good criticism in the comments like this in a while, I hope nothing but the best in his business endeavours in the future.

[rizzrizz]

He was obviously a millionaire before starting his business 😂

[TonyThePodBoss]

Let’s not ignore that he said he just wired them 75k for the truck like it was nothing.

[davidorcutt]

Very good video
Great information
Thank you
FYI: you’ve got to stop saying “I love that”

[krisjones]

$99 for one item 😲 in the UK your local council will pick up as many items as you list for £10, or charities do it for free

[johndorazio]

This is a tuff market to get into now I invested 200k to start can't get it back research your market before you invest

[dyxuuvk]

Remember everyone the comment section is filled with real people, for the most part. Reading comments about people starting this type of business with trucks and trailers and even renting U-Haul is the more realistic approach to this kind of life.

Not everybody comes from Rich parents to buy them that fancy junk removal dumpster truck.

This is only an example of the rich getting richer. Knowing that family personally I can tell you that kid had everything bought and paid from his parents.

[jimmersonaliven]

I’m trying to open same business but I don’t know where to start. Truck? Dumpster? Or used . Help!?

[ABCRubbishRemovalMelbourne]

Absolutely inspiring! Hard work and dedication truly pay off 🙌🏼 #EntrepreneurGoals

[David-erph]

Awesome interview, legit junk hauler…unlike those fake YouTube dudes claiming they make 1 million just for views.

[jackblu]

$1M/yr sounds great. Though I would like to know how much of that is actual profit.

[Morfininvestments]

This is really informative thanks for the video i'm a license contractor but I think I will start my junk removal business as well.

[lucianbeilic]

Good deal for container from $6k to 3k 😂 that container cost $2200 !

[JC-vqeq]

Great interview, my first day today as a truck driver in the waste industry, I’m an experienced truck driver but I have no experience in the waste industry, more various job opportunities in the waste industry also, more overtime too and lucky for me I only live 10mins drive from home to this new job😌