Profitable Junk Hauling Biz with Truck, Trailer & Growth
JDOG franchise for sale in Kingsland, Georgia
List Price: $164,900 USD
Key Facts
Annual Gross Revenue
$197,579 USD
Cash Flow (SDE)
$50,000 – $100,000
Seasonal Business
No
Value of Inventory
Less than $25,000
Value of Assets
$25,000 – $50,000
Year Established
2021
Business Operates From
Another's home or business
Location Is
N/A
Approx. Monthly Rent
N/A
Total Employees
Less than 10
+3 MonthsTransition
Support
SomewhatPrice/Terms
Flexibility
Part-timeOwner
Involvement
About this Business
Three-time Best Junk Removal Business in Camden County, JDog Junk Removal & Hauling serves Brunswick, Kingsland, and the surrounding South Georgia market with a service people need year-round. Customers call when they’re moving, downsizing, preparing homes for sale, clearing estates, or simply ready to reclaim space. The business generated approximately $198,000 in revenue and nearly $69,000 in seller’s discretionary earnings in 2025 while operating from a home base with low overhead.
The business has built steady demand through referrals, paid advertising, social media, local marketing, and the visibility of its branded truck and trailer throughout the territory. Two established territories provide a large service area and consistent flow of work. The company has grown steadily since its founding in 2021 and continues to benefit from a strong local reputation and repeat referral sources.
Included in the sale are a wrapped Ford F-350, an 18-cubic-yard dump trailer, and the equipment needed to perform day-to-day operations, with estimated asset value of approximately $40,000.
The current owner works full-time alongside one full-time employee, overseeing scheduling, customer communication, hiring, marketing, and business management. Buyers who enjoy leading people, building relationships, and staying involved in the operation will find a business that already works today with a clear path forward. Additional hiring could increase capacity and support further expansion within the Brunswick market.
The owner is pursuing a career as a firefighter. Inquire now to learn more!
Growth opportunities
There is still plenty of room to grow. Brunswick is a large market, the business already picks up work from surrounding communities, and demand has remained steady. The current owner has built the operation with a small team, creating an opportunity for a new owner to add capacity, take on more jobs, and continue expanding across the territory.
Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement
The owner works full-time in the business, overseeing scheduling, customer communication, hiring, marketing, estimates, and day-to-day operations. One full-time employee assists with service delivery. The ideal buyer is comfortable leading a small team, building customer relationships, and staying involved in the business while continuing to grow it.
Franchise Accolades & Awards
This business has won best junk removal business in Camden county for the past 3 years!
Asset Description
2015 ford F350, 18 cubic yard dump trailer both are wrapped in Jdog wrap. Tools for all basic jobs that are needed. Estimated at $40,000.
Inventory Description
Small selection of hoodies, hats, shirts, etc valued at $400.
Reason for Selling
Pursuing a career in firefighting.
Why I Love My Franchise
It’s like a treasure hunt everyday and people will pay you to take it away.
About JDOG
JDog is a veteran-owned home and commercial services franchise built around two service lines: JDog Junk Removal & Hauling and JDog Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care. The junk-removal side clears residential and commercial properties of unwanted items, from old mattresses to scrap metal, while the floor-care side cleans carpet, upholstery, tile, and hardwood. Founded in 2011 by Army veteran Jerry Flanagan and his wife Tracy in Pennsylvania, the brand began franchising in 2013 and awards franchises exclusively to military veterans and their families.
The model is service-based and largely home-operated, with no retail premises or inventory to carry. Crews work locally within a defined territory, and the brand recycles or donates 60% to 80% of the items it hauls to keep material out of landfill. Every job runs on the brand’s stated values of Respect, Integrity, and Trust, a customer-facing trust signal.
JDog operates as a national network under parent company JDog Brands, headquartered in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, and positions itself as the largest veteran-owned franchise in the country. Its military branding, veteran-hiring mission, and affiliated JDog Foundation give the brand a clear identity in a fragmented junk-removal market.
Franchisee Support
New owners complete a structured initial training program before launch, and ongoing support is anchored by the JDog Intranet, the franchisee hub for marketing materials, approved graphics, sales programs, and vendor contacts. Each location gets its own branded estimate page on the JDog website, which automatically collects local leads for that territory. A dedicated leadership team provides mentoring and advice, and the JDog Spouses group supports family members who often help run daily operations. Resale buyers should confirm what transfer training and JDog Intranet access the franchisor provides when ownership changes.
Brand Accolades & Awards
JDog positions itself as the largest veteran-owned franchise in the United States and has earned national media visibility, with features across outlets including CNBC, Yahoo Finance, Good Morning America, and Fox Business. The brand's identity reaches beyond its services through the JDog Foundation, a 501(c)(3) focused on veteran suicide prevention, a partnership with Wreaths Across America, and the "Operation Hidden Treasures" television series following veteran families. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the specific territory's local reviews, referral sources, and community standing.
Industry / Market
JDog works in the US junk-removal and waste-collection sector, which IBISWorld values at roughly $83 billion in 2026. Junk removal is a fragmented sub-segment of small independent operators, leaving room for branded, service-led players. Demand is supported by steady residential turnover, including moves, renovations, downsizing, and estate clear-outs, alongside commercial cleanouts, and the work is largely recession-resilient and non-seasonal. The added floor-care line broadens revenue across the same customers. For resale buyers, local demand and competition within the specific territory matter more than national figures.
Ideal Owner
Franchise ownership is open only to honorably discharged veterans, active-duty personnel, reservists, National Guard members, and their families, so military eligibility is the first requirement. Beyond that, the brand suits hands-on local operators comfortable managing a small crew, coordinating schedules, and delivering good service in customers' homes. Sales and local-marketing instincts help, since owners drive territory growth. Industry experience is not required given the training provided, and many units run as husband-and-wife teams. Community-minded operators who connect with the veteran-employment mission tend to fit best.