Videos for junk removal companies, that show the pile disappear.
Junk removal might be the easiest trade to sell on video. Every job has a pile, a truck and an empty space at the end, and a homeowner scrolling past understands it in two seconds. The companies below use short vertical reels to show exactly that: garages, side yards, sheds and commercial spaces going from packed to bare.
What works best is simple. Open on the pile, show the crew loading, end on the empty floor or yard, and put your phone number on the last frame. Same-day service, free estimates and the towns you cover belong on screen, because those are the three things a customer is deciding on when they call.
Real junk removal reels
19 reels made for real businesses. Tap any one to watch it.
What to film on your next job
You don't need a film crew. These three shots from your phone are enough for us to build a reel.
Questions
What kind of video works best for a junk removal company?
Short before-and-after reels, around 15 to 25 seconds, that open on the pile and end on the cleared space with your phone number on the last frame. Garage cleanouts, shed demos and side yards are the jobs people relate to most.
Do I need to film anything special?
No. Atlas Studio builds the reel from the photos and clips you already take on your phone. A wide shot before, a couple during and a wide shot after is enough.
How much does a video cost?
A single reel from Atlas Studio is $199. Subscriptions start at $299 a month for 4 videos a month, month to month.