Signs for Junk Removal

Every clear-out happens in front of the neighbours.

A garage emptied on a Saturday is watched by the whole street. Ten yard signs for $95 with stakes, and a set of truck magnets so the rig works too.

A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

The job is loud, visible and takes all day

Junk removal is unusually good advertising territory. The work happens in the open, it takes hours, and a truck filling up in a driveway is the kind of thing people watch from the kitchen window. Half your neighbours have a garage or a basement they have been meaning to deal with for three years. The sign is what gives them the number while they are actually thinking about it.

The other half of it is the truck. It is the single most visible thing your business owns and it spends the day parked where people can read it. A set of 30 mil door magnets costs $75 and goes on and off in seconds, which matters if the truck is also a personal vehicle at the weekend.

Ten signs is the right starting quantity for a one-truck operation. You are placing one per job, leaving it a day or two, and collecting it — or not, because some disappear. At $9.50 a sign all-in, a lost sign is not a problem worth solving.

A typical first order

One truck, one crew, first order

The truck branded and enough signs for a month of jobs.

25 single-sided yard signs with steel stakes$219
Set of 2 truck-door magnets, 24x18$120
FedEx Ground shippingFree
Total, shipped$339

Twenty-five rather than ten here because removal jobs turn over faster than most trades — a busy crew places four or five a week and does not always go back for them.

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Questions we get from junk removal crews

Ten signs or twenty-five?
Ten if you are doing two or three jobs a week and collecting the signs afterwards. Twenty-five if you are doing five and not always going back. The break-even is not really about the money — 25 for $219 is $8.76 a sign against $9.50 — it is about not running out on a Friday.
What size magnet fits my truck door?
Measure the flat area of the door, not the whole door: the curve at the edges will not hold a magnet. 18x12 suits most pickup doors, 24x12 suits a box truck or a van, 24x18 is for a large flat van panel. If you are unsure, send us a photo of the door with a tape measure against it and we will tell you which one fits.
Will magnets damage the paint?
Not if you take them off and clean underneath every few weeks. Grit gets trapped between the magnet and the paint and that is what scratches, not the magnet itself. Never put one on a panel that has been repainted with aftermarket paint within the last 90 days.
Can I get the signs and magnets matching?
Yes, and it is the point of ordering them together. Send one logo, we lay out both, and you approve one proof that shows you the sign and the magnet side by side. The Contractor Kit bundles them for $25 less than buying separately.

Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.

Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.

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