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5 Reasons the Dumpster Rental Industry is a Strong Investment
Owning a territory of dumpster rental franchise VaVia has many attractive benefits.

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Owning a territory of dumpster rental franchise VaVia has many attractive benefits.

VaVia, the 13-unit small-haul dumpster rental franchise, offers business owners a fantastic opportunity to run their own company and be backed by the sturdy support of a proven concept and trusted brand name.
The company aims to capitalize on the attractive perks of the booming dumpster rental industry, including low overhead costs, high ROI, plenty of markets available and a technology-powered operation. VaVia has seen increasing interest from prospective owners across the country as word gets out about what a great opportunity the franchise offers.
Waste disposal was considered an essential business during the pandemic, and business never slowed down. As the world returns to normalcy, construction and remodeling are taking off and demand continues to grow for dumpster rental. VaVia is in the perfect position to gain revenue from the $60 billion waste collection industry, $1.5 trillion construction industry and $457 billion home improvement industry.
“Construction is growing all over the country, and our services are more in demand than ever. There has never been a better time to join VaVia,” said Phillip Nappi, co-founder and president.
The costs of purchasing a VaVia franchise territory are very reasonable. The total initial investment ranges from $121,639 to $419,323 per territory and includes a franchise fee of $49,500. According to Franchise Grade, this puts the brand in the low-to-middle range for the waste management segment, which typically has an average investment of $175,092.
The brand has taken a devoted approach to incorporating technology into its operations. This is one way that VaVia stands out in an otherwise old-fashioned industry. The company allows customers to order and arrange for the pick-up and delivery of small-haul dumpsters online or over the phone and sends out electronic reminders to customers the morning of delivery to let them know the dumpster is on its way. These automated tools help to streamline processes and make them easier for franchisees.
“The VaVia business model is focused on bringing in a high-repeat customer base through accountability, reliable services and our proprietary technology. We offer a higher level of service, with smart, easy and polished disposal solutions that help clients finish their projects on time and on budget, without all of the headaches,” said Nappi.
As an emerging brand positioned to grow rapidly in the coming years, franchise owners have the chance to join VaVia while there is still plenty of white space available. The company has major goals to sign 100 franchises in the next four or five years and has many wide-open territories for candidates to choose from. VaVia is honing in on target markets all across America, including South Carolina, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
VaVia recently hired Jamey Vick as franchise development manager to aid with its aggressive scaling efforts. “I'm the first point of contact for potential franchisees. I reach out to them in the beginning, vet them through the process, then start setting up introduction calls and meetings between them and the rest of the team. I'm excited to be that relationship builder,” Vick said.
With their experience in the industry, the executives at VaVia bring knowledge to the table to help new franchisees learn the ropes of operating a successful waste management business. The corporate team is always a phone call away for any questions or tips the owners may need.
“With over 50 years experience, the industry knowledge that Phillip and CEO Tim Wells bring is really unparalleled. Most of our franchisees don't have a background in waste management, but through our connections and experience, they can provide great customer service and build their customer base rapidly,” Vick said.
The total cost to invest in VaVia ranges from $121,639 to $419,323 per territory. To learn more about franchising with VaVia, visit https://www.govavia.com/franchise-with-us/.
ABOUT VAVIA:
VaVia, the emerging small-haul dumpster rental franchise, aims to change the way both business owners and their customers see the dumpster rental business while capitalizing on growing demand in the industry. Designed to satisfy an unfulfilled need for tech-forward convenience and professionalism in the segment, VaVia (Italian for “it goes away”) has become the premier player in the growing dumpster rental industry. Now, as residential and commercial construction picks up following the COVID-19 pandemic, the brand is gearing up for major franchise growth in markets across the country like Texas, Florida, Colorado and Arizona. To learn more about franchising with VaVia, please visit https://ownavavia.com.
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