Help a customer book.
For real estate agents, organizers, estate-sale teams and movers whose customers need junk removal.
- Share details with customer permission
- Confirm coverage and availability
- Any referral rewards agreed in writing
REFERRALS & OVERFLOW
WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER
For real estate agents, organizers, estate-sale teams and movers whose customers need junk removal.
For hauling and service companies with more work than their crews can take.
One-time or recurring pickups for property managers, offices, retailers and contractors.
BEFORE A REFERRAL
Send photos and an item list. Separate belongings that must stay.
Include the address, access details and deadline.
Name the authorized contact. They approve the final onsite price before loading.
FOR THE BUSINESSES MAKING THE HANDOFF
Prepare a home for listing, closing or possession. Confirm what stays, the seller's approval contact, access and the deadline before referring a pickup.
Prepare the referral detailsSeparate sold items, keepsakes, donations and leftovers. Share the remaining inventory, pickup access and who can approve the removal scope.
Plan the estate-sale handoffIdentify unwanted items before the move or at the destination. Keep moving responsibilities, hauling scope and the customer's approvals clear.
Coordinate moving and removalCreate a removal list after sorting is complete. Mark belongings that stay and obtain customer permission before sharing contact details or property photos.
Prepare an organizing handoffKeep each turnover or bulky-item project separate, with its site contact, access rules, authorized items and completion requirements.
Build a multi-property briefDiscuss overflow work by actual address, scope and deadline. Agree who contacts the customer, who approves changes and how any fees are handled.
Prepare an overflow handoffBEFORE A BUSINESS HANDOFF
A customer in the active JunkPDX area can use the coverage and booking path directly. The partner application is for an ongoing business relationship. Any routing preference, referral compensation or branded handoff needs separate written agreement.
With the customer's permission, provide the pickup city and ZIP, item list or photos, access details, deadline and the person authorized to approve the work. Share only what is needed to review the job. A referral does not reserve an appointment.
Yes, subject to address coverage, scope and crew availability. Distinguish unsold belongings from sold items awaiting collection, keepsakes and items intended for donation. Identify who can approve the final price and any changes.
Discuss customer contact, branding, scope, price approval and fees before agreeing to a handoff. White-label work is not activated by an application. The companies must confirm the arrangement and the specific job in writing.
No. Any rewards, fees or compensation require written terms and program activation. The initial application starts review; it does not create a payment entitlement or guarantee referrals.
Review each address separately. JunkPDX currently handles covered Portland metro, Vancouver and communities south to Woodburn. Seattle and Boise customer booking is closed, and wider coverage has not been announced. A business partnership does not create pickup availability in another market.
An overflow partner asks for help with a job or customer handoff. A service provider applies to perform network work with its own crew and equipment. Seattle and Boise provider applications use a separate review and activation process.
Applications are reviewed. Approval, referrals and compensation are not guaranteed. Any referral fees, overflow arrangements or use of your branding must be agreed in writing.