THE SHEET
This week’s jobs. Who to call.
Every row is a local job in the works, with the contractor running it and what it is worth, so you know which calls to make first.
Every row is a local job in the works, with the contractor to call.
Big job: quote the whole demo
Repeat roofer: offer a standing rate
Old siding off: price by the load
Sample figures, not real jobs or contractors · email + CSV
Repeat work
A roofer with four jobs in 60 days needs hauling four times. Win the account, not the job.
Size it first
Job value and the type of work give you a read on the load before you quote.
Tight routes
Group the week’s calls by town, so trucks stay full and miles stay low.
WHO IT’S FOR
Haulers who want contractors, not couches.
Built for owner-operators and growing crews who want steady contractor work on top of their residential pickups.
Owner-operators and growing crews who want steady contractor work.
Not for homeowners.
Junk removal
Steady contractor work on top of residential pickups.
Debris and cleanup
Construction cleanup crews working job sites.
Dumpster and roll-off
The same jobs need a roll-off, and the same contractor makes that call.
Demo and clean-out
Whole rooms down to the studs, by the truckload.
JOBS THAT MAKE DEBRIS
We look for the work that leaves something behind: old shingles from roof tear-offs, cabinets and tile from kitchen and bath remodels, scrap from additions and rebuilds, and whole rooms from gut jobs. Each one has its own load, and its own pitch.
EXCLUSIVE BY TERRITORY
One hauler per territory.
Each territory is sold once per trade. While you subscribe, the hauler across town does not get your sheet.
Each territory is sold once per trade. The hauler across town does not get your sheet.
WHAT THAT MEANS
THE PROBLEM
One-off pickups keep you busy. Contractors keep you booked.
Homeowner leads get you one trip. The contractor running the job decides who hauls the debris, and one contractor can mean many jobs a year.
The contractor running the job decides who hauls the debris, and one contractor can mean many jobs a year.
CHASING ONE-OFF PICKUPS
One couch, one trip, start over tomorrow.
Paying per lead for homeowners who also called four other haulers, then waiting for the phone to ring after a slow week.
See a sample sheetLANDING THE CONTRACTOR
One good contractor means repeat work.
A weekly list of jobs making debris right now, close to your trucks, with the contractor’s name and phone on every row, so you start the call.
See the jobs in my areaPRICING
See the jobs first. Talk price after.
QUESTIONS
Before you reach out.
What is a Ridgeline Data junk removal lead?
A local remodel, roof tear-off, addition or demolition job that is in the works, with the contractor running it and their phone number. It is not a homeowner form fill.
Do I call the homeowner or the contractor?
The contractor. They run the job, they decide who hauls the debris, and one contractor can mean many jobs a year.
Are these leads shared with other haulers?
No. Each territory is sold once per trade. While you subscribe, no other junk removal company gets the sheet for your territory.
How often do new jobs come in?
Every Monday at 6 a.m. Eastern, by email with a CSV attached, and live on your account page all week.
Can dumpster rental companies use this?
Yes. The same jobs need a roll-off, and the same contractor makes that call.
Which areas do you cover for junk removal?
We open territory by territory. Tell us the towns you run and we will tell you what we have there within two business days.
How much do junk removal leads cost?
The audit is free. We quote a territory price after you have seen the jobs in your area.
FREE AREA AUDIT
See the jobs near your trucks.
We will send you last quarter’s local jobs that made debris, and the contractors running them. No charge, no obligation.
ABOUT
Ridgeline Data is a product of Araya Visionary Solutions, a software and data company in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. We turn the work happening in a territory into lists a sales team can act on. Our first territory is the one we live in.