Bin There Dump That

Rent a Dumpster, Own a Business: Start a Bin There Dump That Franchise

What is Bin There Dump That?

Bin There Dump That is a leading dumpster rental franchise with locations across North America. They're known for their innovative, clean, and compact containers that are perfect for various projects. Since 2003, the company has grown to over 140 franchises in the United States and Canada, and they are committed to supporting their franchisees every step of the way.

What You'll Do as a Franchisee

As a Bin There Dump That franchisee, you'll help customers with a range of projects, including:

• Moving and downsizing
• Home cleanups
• Renovations
• Environmental and disaster remediation

Bin There Dump That offers a variety of container sizes, ranging from 4 to 20 yards, that can fit into small spaces. Their unique containers are designed to protect customer driveways and are easy to access thanks to double doors.

Why Choose Bin There Dump That?

Bin There Dump That focuses on building strong customer relationships and providing excellent service. The company's national partnerships with companies like BP Environmental, 911 Restoration, and Paul David Systems help franchisees grow their business.

Extensive Support and Training

Bin There Dump That provides comprehensive training for all franchisees, including:

• Welcome phone call overview
• Live class training
• Location operation training

They also offer ongoing support through regular check-ins, business development conferences, and peer performance groups.

Financial Considerations

The initial franchise costs are based on your area's population and median family income. Bin There Dump That encourages franchisees to build their business in a large area, offering a "city builder" investment package. You can also opt for a single territory to keep costs lower.

For the first two years, you'll benefit from discounted royalty fees, helping your business grow and establish itself in the local market. The company also partners with third-party lenders to assist with financing the franchise fee, startup costs, equipment, inventory, and payroll.

You should also be aware of ongoing fees, including royalty fees, advertising fees, and potential renewal fees. These fees are typically based on the number of vehicles you use each month.

To become a franchisee, you'll need to meet the company's set net worth and liquid capital requirements.

Getting Started with Bin There Dump That

To start your journey with Bin There Dump That, simply fill out the franchise inquiry form. If you're serious about becoming a franchisee, schedule a call with a franchise representative. After the call, you'll be invited to attend a webinar and submit a request for consideration.

If the company believes you're a good fit, you'll participate in a due diligence process, which includes speaking with other franchisees and attending a discovery day. You'll also undergo a multi-day training session at the company's headquarters in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.

Once you've received your containers and trucks, you'll be ready to launch your Bin There Dump That franchise!