For junk removal
The load-size question, answered before you drive out.
Customers cannot estimate a truck load and you cannot price one blind. The gap between those two facts is where quoted jobs turn into wasted trips.
No signup. Nothing to install to try it.
“They always underestimate how much stuff there is.”
They do. So the form shows them what a quarter, a half and a full truck actually look like, and prices what they pick. You still confirm on site — but you arrive to something close to what was quoted, and the customer already saw the number before you set off.
What it prices
- Load size, shown as a picture rather than a word
- Heavy or awkward items counted separately
- Stairs and long carries
- Disposal fees that actually apply
And what it refuses.
Anything that might be hazardous, or a whole-property clearance, stops and asks for a call — those are quoted by someone who has seen them.
A handover is a success, not a failure. You get the lead, with everything they typed, by email and by text — and nobody has been told a number that turns out to be wrong on the day.
Fifteen minutes, and no invoices.
You describe what you charge, in your own words, on a call. We build the price list and send it back for you to check before anything goes live. There is no spreadsheet to fill in and no shoebox of invoices to hand over.