Brokers bid on your city
The national resellers spend more on your metro than you make in a month. Their leads come back to you at a discount or go to whoever is cheaper.
Haul fees, landfill tonnage, ten stops a day per truck. Volume close to home wins.
Dumpster searches are dominated by national brokers who have no trucks, just a call center and a huge Google budget. They take the order and call you for the can at a discount. Homeowners meanwhile search for “dumpster rental cost” and bounce.
We put your ads in front of contractors and cleanout customers in your delivery area, name the sizes and prices up front, and track every order to a can on the ground.
Rentals from $300 to $900 per haul, contractor accounts more. The upside is real. So is the waste, and here’s where it usually comes from.
The national resellers spend more on your metro than you make in a month. Their leads come back to you at a discount or go to whoever is cheaper.
A can delivered thirty miles out, filled with concrete, loses money at the scale. The ad has to filter for the jobs that fit the truck.
Rental prices are public, and the searcher is comparing five tabs. Ads that hide the price just pay for a click and lose the comparison.
Campaigns by size and customer: Ten-yard homeowner cleanouts, twenty and thirty-yard contractor jobs, concrete and roofing boxes. Different bids, different pages.Price on the page: Flat rates, included tonnage and the overage fee listed plainly. The shopper who likes it orders. The one who leaves was never going to pay.Negatives for brokers and junk: The reseller brand names, “bagster”, “free dumpster”, landfill hours, driver jobs, and the counties you do not deliver to.Orders tracked to delivery: Phone and online orders tied into Docket, ServiceCore or your dispatch sheet, so Google bids toward delivered cans.Examples from dumpster rental accounts. The real lists run to hundreds of terms and get reviewed every week.
Your account is run by two PPC pros with 20+ years each. No handoff to a coordinator juggling 35 accounts.
Not quarterly. Not “when the algorithm settles”. Every week, by hand, so the junk never gets a chance to pile up.
Your Google Ads account, your data, your tracking, from day one. Leave anytime and take it all with you.
Who likes 12-month contracts? We don’t. We earn the next quarter by making the last one pay.
A one or two truck operation usually does well on $2k to $5k a month. Larger fleets with contractor accounts go higher. The budget should match how many cans you can turn in a week.
No, and we only work with one dumpster rental company per metro. We bid for you, against the brokers, and not for anyone else hauling in your area.
Yes. Contractor searches use different words (“30 yard”, “weekly haul”, “roofing dumpster”) and we give them their own campaign and a page built for repeat orders.
Fuel, labor and dump fees eat the margin. Clicks have to bring jobs worth the drive.
How we run it →A bucket truck and a crane cost money whether they move or not. Keep them moving.
How we run it →Trucks, crews and a short summer. Every click has to earn a booked date.
How we run it →Plows, salt and overtime are fixed costs. Contracts are how you cover them.
How we run it →Talk to a senior PPC expert who has run dumpster rental accounts. Never a junior.