Junk Removal Co: $120K Trucks + Territory Rights

A residential and commercial junk removal operation in Chatham County, Georgia, running two 2022 dump-body trucks out of a small leased storage space. Crews clear garages, attics, and rental turnovers for homeowners and haul furniture, appliances, and construction debris for commercial customers. The location operates under a nationally recognized franchise system with a protected territory, brand licensing, and access to the system's national account program.

Daily work runs through a full-time on-site manager who has been with the location since 2019 plus a three-person crew of experienced haulers. Jobs arrive through the franchise call center and local marketing as well as repeat customers who call in directly. The current owner lives out of state and oversees the operation remotely a few hours a day, so local owner presence is not built into the routine.

This is offered as an asset and territory sale: both trucks and hauling equipment, the protected territory rights (subject to franchisor approval and a transfer fee), the storage lease, the local phone number, customer records, and the crew and manager already in place. Best suited to a local owner-operator, or a contracting or hauling company that wants a branded platform and a trained crew from day one.

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Unbroker LLC does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided in this listing, as it is supplied directly by the seller. Prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own due diligence. Any real estate represented as part of this transaction is sold directly by the business or property owner and not by Unbroker LLC.

Seller moved

Junk King Savannah operates from a leased 1,300 sq ft storage and staging space in the Chatham County, GA market at $1,450 per month, keeping fixed overhead minimal for a business whose productive assets are mobile. Included are two 2022 Isuzu NRR 12-foot dump-body trucks (19,500 lb GVWR, each under 100,000 miles, good condition) valued at $120,000 combined, plus hauling equipment, the local phone number, and customer records. A separate commercial building the owners recently purchased and renovated is not part of the operation or the asking price, though they have indicated it could be leased or sold separately.

The seller will provide a mutually agreed training and transition period and is open to seller financing, with the on-site manager and crew expected to stay on after closing.

Demand comes from steady residential turnover and relocation into the coastal Georgia market, estate and foreclosure clear-outs, seasonal and storm cleanups, and ongoing construction and remodeling, none of which customers defer for long. Most competitors are independent operators with a pickup and trailer; this operation counters with franchise brand recognition, a national call center feeding leads, exclusive territory rights, and commercial dump trucks that handle volumes a pickup cannot. Participation in the franchise system's national accounts adds work independent haulers have no channel to bid on.

The untapped side of this business is commercial: no one in-market has had time to court apartment communities on unit turnovers, furniture and appliance retailers that want haul-away bundled with delivery, or builders and remodelers needing recurring jobsite cleanouts, all inside the protected territory. Two commercial dump trucks and a four-person team can absorb more stops per day, so added route density falls straight through to margin. Local marketing dollars currently spent on broad advertising can be redirected into direct outreach to property managers, listing agents, and general contractors. Storage facilities clearing abandoned units and estate attorneys are two more repeatable referral channels the crew is already equipped to serve.