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Debris removal for remodeling, renovations, re-roofing, disaster clean-up, home projects, and other personal reasons have fueled the need for roll-offs, dumpsters, and mini-bins for years. There is established demand, and the market is mature, however, it is highly fragmented.
There are the big players who specialize in heavy industrial projects, new home construction, commercial business (restaurants and retail), and city-contracted curbside pickups. And in each city, there are also a number of dumpster rental companies like Dumpster Dave type companies—a truck driver, owner-operator with a handful of dumpsters, a cell phone, maybe a website, and usually nothing more than a prayer as a marketing plan.
Part of the due diligence and market evaluation we ask of every franchise candidate is to call and interview all the competitors in your area. We believe you'll be shocked at how poor to non-existent the customer service will be, to say nothing of the complete lack of closing the sale, which permeates the industry and always gives Bin There Dump That a HUGE competitive advantage in each market.
Most people perceive that bad things happen in traditional dumpsters. They catch fire, they smell, and they are usually old rust buckets! Traditional dumpsters are huge, long whales that crack driveways and are placed far away from your project. Homeowner associations and city ordinances are not friends with traditional dumpsters. Let's face it, using a traditional dumpster is like using a port-a-potty—sometimes needed, rarely enjoyed!
