Questions from junk removal companies.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Should I put my prices on the website?
Ranges work best. They filter out people who expect it for free and make the rest call with confidence. If you prefer quotes only, we write the page around a fast photo quote instead.
Can the site be in English and Spanish?
Yes. One of the junk removal sites we built runs in both languages, with a switch at the top of every page.
I only have photos on Facebook. Is that enough?
Yes. We pull your best job photos straight from your page. Cleanouts, trucks and loads are exactly what customers want to see.
What do people look for on a junk removal website?
A rough price, what you take, how soon you can come and proof that you are a real local crew. Photos of your truck and finished cleanouts do most of that work.
Do I need a full website or is a landing page enough?
If you only do junk hauling in one area, a landing page is enough to start. If you also do cleanouts, demolition or dumpster rental, a full website gives each of them its own page.