Quote any job: volume-based, specialty items, or mixed jobs
Choose your job type and enter your pricing to analyze profit margins.
Adjust your load price based on disposal costs:
Higher Price: Wood, construction debris, concrete, dirt β Must go to landfill (high dump fees)
Lower Price: Furniture, appliances, household items β Can be recycled or donated (low/no dump fees)
Mixed Loads: Combination of both β Price in the middle
This strategy helps you win more jobs (competitive pricing on easy loads) while protecting margins (higher pricing on expensive-to-dump loads). You avoid under-bidding landfill jobs and over-bidding donation jobs!
When pricing jobs requiring multiple full loads, it's smart to offer a per-load discount (10-15%). This helps the customer get a better deal for paying more and makes it easier for you to close bigger jobs. Example: Instead of $600/load Γ 3 = $1,800, offer 10% off = $1,620. Customer saves $180, you lock in a $1,600+ job!
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Gross Profit Margin
Minimum viable
Moderate profit
Target zone β
| Load Size | Average Range |
|---|---|
| Minimum Pickup | $75 - $150 |
| 1/4 Load | $150 - $250 |
| 1/2 Load | $250 - $450 |
| 3/4 Load | $400 - $600 |
| Full Load | $550 - $850 |
β οΈ Important Disclaimer: Pricing varies significantly by region. These are national averages. Always do your own research: call 3-5 competitors in your area. This calculator helps you maintain high profit margins based on load type, job difficulty, and your actual overhead costsβnot to set industry prices.