From the Army to the Demo King: How Right on Time Junk Removal Is Clearing the Path to Success
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From the Army to the Demo King: How Right on Time Junk Removal Is Clearing the Path to Success
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In this episode of the Land It Podcast, host Josh Stockel sits down with Gary Lee, the unstoppable force behind Right on Time Junk Removal in Houston, Texas. Gary shares his powerful journey—from Army veteran to running a thriving junk removal and demolition company that’s reshaping properties and lives.
They dive into:
- The transition from military life to entrepreneurship
- Why junk removal is more than just trash—it’s about trust, emotion, and opportunity
- How Gary is scaling to $750K+ revenue while keeping quality high
- Creative ways he reinvests into his business and community
- His philosophy of saving the world “one mess at a time”
- The power of reputation, mentorship, and kingdom-minded business practices
You’ll hear stories of resilience, real talk about growth pains, and inspiring insight from a man known in his circle simply as “Legend.”
Whether you're in junk removal, demolition, or just trying to level up your hustle, this one’s full of gold.
🎧 Listen now and subscribe to the Land It Podcast—where dirt work meets real talk.
🔗 Learn more at: https://rightontimejunk.com
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