How to find junk removal jobs on Facebook?
Short answerFind junk removal jobs on Facebook by running a business page with before and after photos, joining local community and moving groups where promotion is allowed, and replying quickly to posts asking for haul away help. Always read each group's rules first, because many ban advertising.
The explanation
Set up a business page with your service area, your phone number and a few recent haul photos. People often check a page before they call, so a photo of a clean truck and a cleared garage helps more than a long description.
Join the groups where your customers talk: town groups, neighborhood groups, estate sale and moving groups. Read the rules. Where self promotion is allowed, post a short offer with your area and how to reach you. Where it is not, answer genuine requests for recommendations and let your page speak for you.
Respond fast. Posts asking for a quick haul get many replies within minutes. Say your price range, ask for a photo and offer a pickup window. Move to a private message or text, then confirm the visit in writing.
What to watch for
- Posting the same ad in groups that ban it.
- Quoting a flat price with no photo.
- Agreeing to pickups far outside your area.
In junk removal
Many Facebook junk leads are small one item pickups. Set a minimum charge and say it in your first reply so your truck time is paid for even on small hauls. All junk removal scheduling questions.
How Apex does it
In progress
Part of this is built. The rest is not. Status as of 2026-10-07; the badge shows the least-built feature involved.
Apex is designed to track where each lead came from and to let customers book from social links. Source tracking is rolling out and social booking links are in progress, per their badges.
- LD08Lead source tracking(Rolling out)
- LD06Lead capture from website form(Built, rolling out)
- BK03Booking from social links (Instagram, Facebook button)(In progress)
Apex Flow Scheduler is in early access. See how we label status.
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