
VaVia is a small-haul waste disposal franchise founded in 2018. The company began in Nashville, Tennessee, and it is headquartered in Antioch, Tennessee. VaVia was created to modernize the dumpster-rental experience with a cleaner, simpler, and more reliable service model.
The franchise started franchising in 2019. VaVia provides dumpster-rental services using 10- and 15-yard containers designed for residential cleanouts, remodeling projects, commercial uses, and small construction jobs. Its compact trucks and smaller containers allow the brand to serve tight spaces that traditional roll-off dumpsters cannot access.
VaVia stands out because of its tech-driven, customer-first approach. The company uses a proprietary digital platform that handles scheduling, job management, and container tracking, making the entire rental process fast and easy for customers and contractors.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
VaVia® provides a structured and phased training program to ensure franchisees are fully equipped to operate their business effectively. This training must be completed prior to opening, with additional ongoing training obligations throughout the franchise term. Below are the main training programs:
VaVia® grants franchisees a defined Operating Territory, typically encompassing a geographic area with a population of around 300,000 people. While you do not receive an exclusive territory, the Franchisor agrees not to open or authorize another VaVia business within your Operating Territory, as long as you remain in compliance with your Franchise Agreement.
However, VaVia® does not grant rights of first refusal for additional franchises, and competition may still arise from other channels such as company-owned outlets or brands controlled by the Franchisor.
Franchisees must operate solely within their assigned territory and cannot solicit customers in other franchisees' territories. They may serve clients in adjacent Open Areas—regions not yet assigned—if they avoid direct solicitation and comply with all Out of Territory Rules.
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VaVia is a small-haul waste disposal franchise offering roll-off dumpsters and debris removal services, serving contractors, remodelers, and homeowners, and known for tech-enabled scheduling, discreet compact containers, professional drivers, and polished branding that elevates the dumpster rental experience.
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1-800-JunkPro is a junk removal franchise that offers residential and commercial hauling services, specializing in eco-friendly disposal and recycling solutions.
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DumpStor offers flexible dumpster rental solutions for construction, residential, and commercial projects, emphasizing convenience and eco-friendly waste management practices.
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JunkCo+ offers full-service junk removal for residential and commercial properties. Their professional teams handle the disposal, recycling, and donation of unwanted items.
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Zoom Drain is a plumbing and drain cleaning franchise that provides professional drain cleaning, sewer repair, and inspection services for residential and commercial properties
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The Junkluggers offers eco-friendly junk removal and donation services, providing efficient solutions for decluttering homes and businesses.
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