🗑️ The $30K/Month Business Repairing Dumpsters

Most people ignore dumpsters.

But one company built an entire business around fixing, cleaning, and repainting them.

They’re called DumpsterRepairShop.com, and they turn beat-up metal bins into clean, branded, ready-to-rent containers for waste companies, landlords, and city contracts.

It’s simple, recurring and almost nobody is offering this service in most towns.

🧠 The Business Model

Dumpster Repair Shop covers a 250-mile radius with in-shop and mobile crews who:

• Weld cracks and holes

• Replace lids, hinges, wheels, and doors

• Sandblast or grind off rust and graffiti

• Repaint with industrial-grade coatings

• Apply custom logos or stencils for waste haulers

They offer on-site repair or full in-shop refurbishing.

And unlike most welding shops, they’re specialized, which makes them fast, efficient, and in demand.

💰 What They Charge (Industry averages)

Bulk jobs of 5–10 dumpsters are common, and that’s where the real money is.

A single crew with a truck + trailer can bring in $1,000–$2,000/day.

Book that out 15–20 days/month?
You’re looking at $20K–$30K/month, with solid margins from a single crew.

🧲 Why This Business Works

• Dumpster companies don’t have time to repair their own units

• Cities and landlords hate graffiti and broken bins

• Repeat business is constant, dumpsters rust and dent year-round

• There’s almost no competition in most towns

• Clients love the on-site convenience, no hauling required

This is the kind of “unsexy” blue-collar business that flies under the radar, but scales fast once you land a few key repeat clients.

Hope you have a great weekend!

-Tim