Communities We Deliver To Around Chesapeake

Where we deliver around Chesapeake

We run roll-off dumpsters from 210 Sampson Creek Rd, Chesapeake, VA 23322 to every community below. Distance is the first thing that changes. Approximate road miles from the yard: Chesapeake about 4, Norfolk and Portsmouth about 11, Suffolk about 20, Virginia Beach about 24, Newport News about 25, Carrollton and Hampton about 26, Windsor about 29, Smithfield about 32, Poquoson about 36, Isle of Wight and Tabb about 38, Grafton about 41, Seaford about 44, Yorktown and Franklin about 46, Wakefield about 47, Courtland about 52, Williamsburg about 55, Surry about 56, Gloucester about 60 and Toano about 65. Same-day or next-day is available when availability allows, and timing decides the rest.

The second thing that changes is the rules. Chesapeake's zoning page puts roll-off containers and dumpsters inside its definition of "container" and sets limits for portable storage containers on residential lots; the page does not say which limits apply to a dumpster, so we check the City's rules before booking. For property that is not residential, the page says containers "follow other regulations" (Zoning Ordinance sec. 13-402, which we could not read). The City's permits page says permits may be required for excavation and construction and does not mention containers. We found no street-placement or hauler-licence rule on the City pages we could read. We check the City's rules before booking. Virginia Beach's Right of Way Permits page says a permit is required for any activity within a City-owned right-of-way (a summary we read; the page does not mention dumpsters). We found no dumpster-specific street or licence rule. We check the City's rules before booking. Portsmouth's code requires a City Engineer permit for a trash or storage container in a street or right-of-way (City Code sec. 32-9), and a permit for a private solid waste collection business (sec. 16-187). We check the City's rules before booking. Hampton's code says no City dumpster service runs without a written agreement, and a dumpster in the right-of-way needs an encroachment application and City Council consent (City Code sec. 32.2-34, secs. 34-86 and 34-88). We check the City's rules before booking. Virginia lets localities set the times and placement of waste containers set out for collection (Code of Virginia sec. 15.2-928(A)(vii)), and lets them license haulers and create exclusive service areas (sec. 15.2-930(A), subject to sec. 15.2-934). Virginia's VDOT rules bar any nontransportation use of state-highway right-of-way without written VDOT permission (24VAC30-151-20), so a container never goes in the right-of-way of I-64, I-264, I-564, US-17, US-13, US-58, US-460, VA-168, VA-171 or any other state route. We found no state dumpster or hauler licence. We are licensed and insured. Each town page gives the section and the office to call.