Customer link
The window, the spot, and a five-step track. No calls to ask.
Junk removal that also rents bins.
A lot of junk haulers add a few roll-offs when customers ask for them. Then the cans need their own schedule, their own drivers, and their own follow-ups. DumpTracker runs the dumpster side so it doesn't get lost behind the crew work.
What changes when you add dumpsters
The job lasts longer
A junk pickup is one visit. A dumpster rental is a drop, a week or two on site, and a pickup.
Cans have to be tracked
Once you have more than a handful, "which can is where" stops being something you can remember.
Homeowners need more hand-holding
Most junk customers have never rented a dumpster. They need to know where it goes and when it's coming.
A garage cleanout with a 15-yard
Quote
Can added
After the walk-through, the office adds a 15-yard rental for the leftovers and places it on the drive.
Step 1 of 4Drop
On the way
The homeowner gets a text when the driver taps On my way, and another when it's done.
Step 2 of 4On site
Status in one link
The homeowner checks the link instead of calling to ask when it'll be picked up.
Step 3 of 4Pickup
Requested from the link
They tap Request Pickup when it's full. The office schedules it.
Step 4 of 4
Tools for the dumpster side
20-yard roll-off · Driver Nick Carr
Pickup requests
Customers ask from the link. You approve and schedule.
Numbered cans
Know which cans are out and for how long.
Questions operators ask
Does DumpTracker schedule junk removal crews?
DumpTracker is built around dumpster jobs: deliveries, swaps, dump and returns, and pickups. Keep crew jobs in your current tool, and run the cans here.
What's the smallest plan?
Core covers up to 20 containers and one yard, with unlimited users.
Do customers need an app?
No. They open a link.
See it on your own jobs.
Bring a real week: the addresses, the cans, the drivers. We'll set it up on a call and you'll see your day plan before we hang up.