Business Model & Profitability - Ron Garofalo
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They Make $4,000 a day with a Mobil Crusher ?!?
What happens here
Ron Garofalo, owner of DAG Onsite Crushing, shares his journey into the business. Originally involved in paving and site work for 35 years, his company transitioned to onsite crushing due to the rising costs of dumping materials. They purchased their first crusher in 2005. Ron explains that onsite crushing is more profitable as they have clear cost control, unlike the hidden costs in site work. His company primarily charges by the day for their crushing services, offering a capped price to provide comfort to clients. They own an RM80, an RM90, and an HS5000 screener/stacker. Their service includes a crusher, an operator, and a groundman, with the customer supplying the excavator and loader. Customer acquisition is largely through word-of-mouth and repeat business with public works departments.
Goal: Understand the business model, profitability, and operational aspects of an onsite crushing company.
Tools and materials
- Excavator
- Loader
- Rubble Master HS5000 Screener/Stacker
- Rubble Master RM80 Crusher
- Rubble Master RM90 Crusher
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