Logo of "bin there dump that," featuring a stylized black dump truck highlighting residential junk removal franchise and dumpster rental franchise services with green text.

Location Pre-Training Phase

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Pre-Training Location Ramp-Up Phase

Phase one starts with a Welcome Call - an introductory conference call to introduce you to the Bin There Dump That Home Office team. Each individual on the team will talk about how they will help you to be successful in this new venture and you will be introduced to your own personal Franchise Support Coach!

  • During this conference call you will be introduced to the pre-opening manual and checklist. The checklist clearly lays out every item to be completed prior to the opening of the business. It will include things like ordering the truck and bins, getting on the insurance policy, getting websites live, ordering marketing materials, registering with the DOT, and much, much more.
  • Together, you and the Super Support Team will select an opening date and work towards completing the tasks on the checklist.
  • The Support Team will create a time frame for all members of the team to work towards the actual date of the opening of the location. The team will also schedule continued update calls with you to help keep on task.
Green waste containers of various sizes, symbols of a dumpster rental franchise.
Three towing trucks parked in a row by a lake with trees, operating as part of a junk hauling franchise on a sunny day.
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