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Single Territory Investment

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Most Franchise Operators in the Bin There Dump That system start off with the Single Territory operation. Many will become multi-territory owners over time to reach their long term goals.

SINGLE TERRITORY INVESTMENT:

  • Investment required is approximately $150K:
  • $75K for start-up costs - required to get in and get started. Will cover items such as the franchise fee, down payments on leased equipment, training costs, etc.
  • $75K in opportunity capital - required to add equipment (in the way of dumpsters/truck) into the business to support growth.
  • Single Territory franchises will have a minimum of 100,000 Single Family Homes.
  • To achieve an area encompassing 100,000 Single Family Homes, typically you will need a population base of 350-450K. Using our franchise fee formula, you can expect to pay approximately $38-42K in franchise license fees, which is included in the total investment required (above).
  • As part of your franchise investigation we will provide a detailed Market Preview for the entire area that you're exploring. This usually encompasses the greater metro areas, surrounding counties and neighboring cities.
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A Market Preview has five components:

Digital map with two location pins for a junk hauling franchise.
A colored coded map of each section
Three pins of varying sizes above an open palm, symbolizing a junk removal franchise or direction assistance.
population density
Stylized illustration of a small house with a junk hauling franchise door and window.
single family property density
Representing junk removal franchise investment or home financing.
household Income Index thematic
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Population Summary/Single Family Dwellings
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Equipment Required:

Equipment Required:

  • 1 truck upon opening - Ford F600
  • 12-24 Dumpsters - varying sizes

Office and Dumpster Storage Yard Space:

  • Although it is common to start in a home-based office, by year 2 or 3, it is ideal to find a 500 square foot office outside of the home is a good way to start off on the right foot and create boundaries between personal life and business.
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Employees:
  • General Manager, Dumpster Consultant and/or Dumpster Delivery Expert (part time). When starting a Bin There Dump That business it may be possible to do everything by yourself, but it is NOT possible to do everything by yourself well. It is important to have at least 1 employee when starting out.

The information provided is intended as a guideline only and are not intended in any way to represent earnings claims. For more detailed information and discussion, please contact Bin There Dump That. Bin There Dump That Franchise Businesses are offered by Franchise Disclosure Document only.

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