Dumpster rental photo app · roll-off delivery and pickup

Dumpster rental photo app

Delivery, placement, a service swap, and pickup stay on that address. Photograph the roll-off where it sits, the box on the way out, and the pad you leave behind.

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A roll-off dumpster set on a jobsite driveway

The drop, not the camera roll

A roll-off container placed beside a house

Placement stays on the address

Name the album for the driveway, the job, or the customer. The next drop at that address opens in the same place, with the container sitting where you set it.

Album per drop

Two crew members checking a roll-off box on site

The service check stays on the box

The crew looks over the rail on a service visit. Fill level, a latch, a note for the next swap. That photo stays with the drop, not in a text thread back to the yard.

On the visit

A roll-off truck swapping a container

The swap lives in the same album

The truck takes one container and sets the next. Both shots belong on the address so the customer can see what left and what arrived.

One set

An empty pad beside a house after dumpster pickup

Pickup and damage stay on the photo

The empty pad, a scuff in the driveway, a dent the box already had before it left the yard. Mark it on the shot. The customer opens one gallery for the drop and the way you left the site.

Private until you FWD

Roll-off photos for delivery, service, and pickup

A dumpster rental photo app is the record of the drop, not a camera roll that starts over every morning. Name the album for the driveway, the job, or the customer. Shoot the roll-off where you set it, the service visit, the swap, and the pad after pickup. The next stop at that address opens the same place. It follows the album pattern of the jobsite photo app, aimed at the container. Creating and organizing albums covers titles and pins.

Damage belongs on the photo. A scuff that was already in the driveway, a dent on the box before it left the yard, a latch, a mark you notice at pickup. Draw the callout with photo annotations so the customer sees it on the picture. Time, weather, and place can stay on the overlay. When they need the set, FWD one gallery from share links. They open it in the browser. Sharing an album covers public, password, and invite-only links. Turn the link off when the job is closed.

The driver and the office should share one drop album. Invite shared albums lets the person on the truck and the person at the desk add the placement, the fill check, and the swap without a chain of texts. The same shot can ride an estimate when a damage note needs a price, and the card in your CRM pipeline still shows which address and which visit. A follow-up photo lands in the album the link already opens.

This page is the rental record: delivery, placement, service, pickup, and damage. The truck you track as a machine belongs on the equipment photo app. A container at a hall during load-in can sit beside the event setup photo app. A sanitation stop on the same job has its own record on the portable restroom photo app. A delivery that is not a roll-off still belongs on proof of delivery.

Show the drops you already make. Put real placement and pickup photos on Your Page with a request form for the next one, and list on Local so people nearby can find the work. Starter is free to start; plans covers storage when the routes grow. How it works is the short path from the first photo to the live link.

How to document a roll-off drop

  1. Name the album for the address

    Use the driveway, the job, or the customer so this drop and the next one at that site stay findable.

  2. Shoot the placement

    Capture the container where it sits, the clearance, and the driveway before anyone calls about a mark.

  3. Add the service or the swap

    Photograph the fill check and the exchange. Both belong on the same drop.

  4. Shoot pickup and any damage

    Leave the empty pad, the driveway, and a dent or scuff on the photo. Annotate the spot that needs a decision.

  5. FWD one gallery

    Send a share link to the customer. Add a later visit to the same link, and turn it off when the job is closed.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is FWDLink a dumpster rental photo app?

    Yes. You keep delivery, placement, service, pickup, and damage photos in an album named for that address, then share one live gallery when the customer needs to see them.

  • Can I keep delivery and pickup on the same address?

    Yes. Name the album for that driveway or job. The placement, the swap, and the empty pad after pickup all open in the same place.

  • How do I show damage to the driveway or the container?

    Photograph the mark and annotate it. A scuff that was already there, a dent on the box, and the pad after pickup stay on the gallery the customer opens.

  • Can a customer open roll-off photos without an account?

    FWD a share link. They open the gallery in the browser. You can turn the link off when the job is closed. The album stays in your workspace.

  • Can a swap and a service check live with the original drop?

    Yes. The fill check, the container that left, and the container that arrived belong in the same album as the first placement.

Put the next drop in one album

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