Environment Conservation Business

Environment Conservation Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: September 6th, 2024

Conserving our environment can be more than a passion; it can be a viable business. The core idea of an environment conservation business revolves around offering services and products that actively reduce environmental impact.

This could include providing consulting services to companies looking to green their operations, selling eco-friendly products, or even managing waste through recycling programs. Your role would involve conducting research, forming partnerships with sustainable suppliers, and educating clients on the benefits of conservation practices.

The growing need for green solutions makes this a timely business opportunity. As public awareness of climate issues rises, so does the market for sustainable services and products. If you're committed to making a difference, this business not only offers a sense of purpose but also taps into a burgeoning market.

Launching this business requires dedication, an understanding of environmental issues, and the ability to communicate the value of sustainable practices. If you're ready to put in the work, it’s a meaningful way to marry profit with purpose.

In this list, you'll find real-world environment conservation business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a environment conservation business that makes money.

1. Junk B Gone ($1.2M/year)

After acquiring over 20 years of experience running various service businesses, Seattle-based entrepreneur Ben Sharpe bought Junk B Gone in January 2023. By integrating essential tech tools like CRM and Jobber, he nearly doubled the company’s revenue and expanded the team from 8 to 12, focusing on mundane business excellence.

How much money it makes: $1.2M/year
How much did it cost to start: $250K
How many people on the team: 12

How We Acquired A Junk Removal Business And Grew It To $1.2M Per Year

Case study - Ben Sharpe acquires Junk B Gone, a leading junk removal service in Seattle, and nearly doubles its size based on revenue, expands the team from 8 to 12, and implements key tools like CRM, Jobber, and website improvements to drive growth and improve customer experience.

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