A junk removal day is a string of driveways, garages and back bedrooms, each with its own load size, its own pile of items and its own way in, with a trip to the dump somewhere in the middle. JunkBossPro puts the day's jobs in route order on the crew's phone, with navigation to the customer and to the dump, the load and items on every card, Start / Skip / Complete, before-and-after photos, automatic on-the-way and arrived texts, and a card-on-file charge when the truck is loaded.
Plans start at $59/month, and the crew app is part of every plan. The route, navigation, load details, photos, dump ticket overage, customer texts and payment at completion come with the platform, not as an add-on. To see how the crew app fits with the Waiting List, estimates, dispatch and billing, start at JunkBossPro and then dig into the crew's side here.
Each crew sees their truck's jobs in the order set on the dispatch board. Load out one driveway, look at the next card and go.
A navigation button opens directions to the address, and a Go button heads for the dump, transfer station, donation center or metal recycler on the job.
“1/2 load · 6 items · Washer and dryer in the garage” under the address, so the crew knows the job before the ramp comes down.
Photos taken in the app stay with the job for the day someone asks what was in that garage when the crew pulled up.
Enter the ticket's tons, the tons included and your per-ton rate, and the overage lands on the invoice as its own line.
Complete creates the invoice and can charge the card on file before the truck pulls away from the house.
Whoever booked the job already wrote down the load size, counted the items and asked where they are sitting. JunkBossPro keeps that on the job and puts it on the crew's phone, so the crew reads it once at the curb instead of calling the office from the customer's garage.
Junk haulers did not get into this work to fill out forms on a phone. JunkBossPro asks for a few taps per job and gives back the address, the load, the way in and a quieter office phone. It runs in the browser on the iPhones and Android phones your crew already carries, with no app store download.
Set up employees with a personal PIN, assign them to trucks, and add your service list: single items, quarter to full truck loads, cleanouts and trash-outs.
Phone calls, website requests and approved estimates show on the Waiting List map until they are booked, so you can fill the truck near tomorrow's route.
The dispatch board sets each truck's order, by hand or by auto-routing from the yard, and the crew's phone shows the same order.
Log in with company login and PIN, tap navigation, read the card, tap Start, take the photos, load up, tap Complete, then Go to the dump.
Most field-service apps give a job an address and a notes box. A junk removal job is a load size, a list of items, a spot in the garage, a narrow staircase, a dump run and a ticket with a weight on it. An app that only knows the address leaves half of every job on a paper work order.
Ask any junk removal crew how the day really runs and you will hear the same story: a printed list that was wrong by 9am, a garage code buried in a group text, and a cleanout where nobody wrote down which of the two couches was supposed to go. Whether the old fridge in the basement was on the quote. Whether the dump ticket made it back to the office. Whether anybody told the homeowner the truck was coming at all.
That information belongs on the job, not on a clipboard or in one driver's head. When it shows up on the phone, any crew can run any route and the office stops reading gate codes over the phone.
JunkBossPro keeps the job, the load, the address and the customer in one place, from the first estimate to the paid invoice.
Every tool here exists to get crews through a full day of pickups and cleanouts with fewer phone calls, fewer mix-ups and fewer unbilled dump fees.
Crews sign in with your company login and a personal PIN, so every job, photo and clock-in belongs to the right person.
Each crew sees their truck's jobs in the order set on the dispatch board, and the list follows when dispatch moves a job.
One tap from the job card opens directions to the customer's address.
Each job names where the load is hauled: dump, transfer station, donation center or metal recycler, with a Go button to drive there.
Min Load, 1/8 through Full Load, or 1.5, 2 and 3 loads, on every card.
The item count and a plain description like "Washer and dryer in the garage" so the right things leave.
Gate codes, garage codes, stairs, parking and what the last crew learned, shown with the job.
Three buttons tell the office what is underway, what is done, and what was skipped and why.
A record of what was there and what was left, saved with the job.
Ticket tons over the included tons, times your per-ton rate, added to the invoice automatically.
Sent automatically. Customers choose night before, when they are next, and when the crew arrives.
In the customer app: "You're stop 12 of 20 — the crew is 5 stops away."
Complete creates the invoice and can charge the card on file. Property managers can get one monthly statement.
Drivers and helpers clock in and out on the same phone they run jobs on.
Crew locations show on the office map, so the office knows which truck is closest to a same-day call.
Runs in the browser and installs to the home screen. No app store, no special devices.
The crew's list starts on the Waiting List, a live map of every request that is not booked yet: single items, cleanouts and on-site estimate visits. The office drops jobs onto a truck and a day, auto-routes Closest First or Furthest First from the yard, and the phone shows the same order. As crews tap Complete, the office sees jobs done, photos attached and invoices created. For a full walkthrough of the crew's day, read Junk Removal App: The Complete Guide for Junk Hauling Companies and Their Crews.
A junk pickup goes faster when somebody is home to open the garage, point at what stays and move the car out of the driveway. Automatic reminders the night before, on-the-way and arrived texts as the crew works the route, and a live map in the customer app all tell the homeowner when to expect the truck. Replies come back to the office through two-way texting, and when the job is complete the invoice, online payment and card on file are all in the customer app.
Pick the plan that fits your operation. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card.
Compare plans on the pricing page.
Their truck's jobs for the day in route order. Each card has the address with a navigation button, the load size, the number of items, what's going, where it is hauled to with a Go button, access notes such as gate and garage codes, and past notes from earlier visits. They tap Start, Skip or Complete, take before-and-after photos, and the customer gets automatic on-the-way and arrived texts.
No app store download. The app runs in the browser on iPhone and Android and can be installed to the home screen. Crew members log in with your company login and their own personal PIN.
Enter the tons from the dump ticket, the tons included in the price and your per-ton rate. Anything over the included weight is added to the invoice as its own line, for example "Dump fee overage (0.28 tons @ $70.00) = $19.60".
The office sees the job done with its photos and notes, the invoice is created, and a card on file can be charged. If there is no card on file, the customer can pay the invoice online from the customer app.
For a no-show or a locked gate, the crew taps Skip and notes why, and the office follows up. For extra items, the crew notes what was added and the office adds the line from your own service list, so the invoice matches what left on the truck.
Start is $59/month, Pro is $89/month, and Crew is $199/month. The crew app is on every plan, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with no credit card.
The crew app is one piece of how JunkBossPro runs a junk removal company. For the Waiting List, estimates, dispatch, property manager accounts and billing, see the full JunkBossPro platform overview.
Practical reading on logging in, route order, navigation to the customer and the dump, load details, access and past notes, Start / Skip / Complete, photos, dump tickets, customer texts, payment at the curb, the time clock, crew GPS and getting a crew on board.
Jobs in route order, the load on every card, before-and-after photos, dump ticket overage, automatic customer texts and payment at completion on every crew's phone. Try JunkBossPro free for 14 days.