Cleaning & junk removal change
How cleaning & junk removal businesses get jobs from permits
Every construction job ends with a mess. New homes need a final clean before closing, remodels need dust and debris gone, and tear-outs need hauling.
Sample The permits below are made up to show the idea. Subscribers get the real ones every morning, with the owner and contractor.
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1 New homes that need a final clean before closing
- Why it's a lead
- Builders need a construction clean before the walkthrough. A crew that shows up on short notice gets repeat work.
- What to do and when
- Call the builder on the permit and offer final cleans for all their homes in the area.
- What to say
- "I do construction cleans for builders around Callahan. I can have Shellbank Hollow walkthrough-ready in a day."
Building permitSample data, not real permits
- Permit no.
- SMPL-26-0406
- Filed
- Oct 22
- Work
- New single family residence, 2,140 sq ft, 4 bed 3 bath, attached garage
- Location
- Shellbank Hollow Dr, Callahan
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2 Remodels where owners want the dust gone
- Why it's a lead
- Tile and drywall dust gets everywhere. When the contractor leaves, the owner wants a real clean.
- What to do and when
- Mail the owner as the remodel is ending with a flat price.
- What to say
- "Remodels leave dust in every room. We do a one-time deep clean for a flat price."
Building permitSample data, not real permits
- Permit no.
- SMPL-26-5176
- Filed
- Oct 24
- Work
- Remodel 2 bathrooms, relocate shower, new tile and vanities
- Location
- Heronwick Dr, Fernandina Beach
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3 Clean-outs before a demolition or big remodel
- Why it's a lead
- Before a house comes down or gets gutted, someone has to empty it.
- What to do and when
- Mail or knock right away with a clean-out price.
- What to say
- "Before the demo on Gullwing Spur, we can clear out the house and shed and haul it all off."
Demolition permitSample data, not real permits
- Permit no.
- SMPL-26-6076
- Filed
- Oct 22
- Work
- Demolish single family residence and shed
- Location
- Gullwing Spur, Hilliard
The math
A year of the email costs $1,188. If it lands you one post-construction clean, it has paid for itself. Everything after that is profit.
And if your first 30 days don't pay off, you get your $99 back. You can't lose money trying it.
You'll get new homes, remodels, demolitions and re-roofs: the permits that lead to your work. You can change this any time.