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Hollins has no town hall, and the first thing to settle is which County your address is in: most of Hollins is Roanoke County, but the northern edge is Botetourt. Neither County licenses roll-off companies, so the choice is about bin size, price and driveway fit. For a modest cleanout, Roanoke County households can use their free Tinker Creek trips or biweekly bulk pickup instead; for a reroof or contractor remodel, which the County will not collect, rent a bin and keep it on the driveway.

Sources checked November 14, 2026 · Guide updated November 14, 2026
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Bin There Dump That of Central Virginia is the only one of the two that publishes prices ($379 to $459 for 6 to 20 yards, typical 7-day rental, possible mileage fee) and its bins are all 11 ft long or less, with a Roanoke yard on River Ave SE. Meridian Waste names Hollins directly and offers bigger 30- and 40-yard boxes, but publishes no prices, rental terms or dimensions, and the facility on its Hollins page is in Christiansburg.

Your local checklist

Check your tax record or trash service to see whether your Hollins address is in Roanoke County or Botetourt County (and not inside the City of Roanoke), since disposal options and County contacts differ.
Keep the bin on your driveway; if it must sit on a state-maintained street such as Williamson or Plantation Road or a green-signed subdivision road, ask VDOT's Salem District permit office about a single use permit first.
Before renting for a small job, compare the cost with Roanoke County's biweekly bulk pickup or your 12 free pickup-bed trips to Tinker Creek; keep shingles and contractor debris for the roll-off, since the County and RVRA's residential program refuse them.

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2 researched options.

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01 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Bin There Dump That of Central Virginia

Published sizes: 6-yard (10 x 5.5 x 3 ft), 10-yard (10 x 7 x 4 ft), 15-yard (11 x 8 x 4.5 ft) and 20-yard (11 x 8 x 6 ft) bins; the FAQ also mentions a 4-yard bin with no size or price shown
Rental & weight terms: Typical rental 7 days, longer on request. Included weight, overage per ton and extra-day fees are not published. Mileage fees may apply depending on the delivery address (amount not published). No hazardous materials such as chemicals or asbestos.
Price basis: Base prices as published: 6-yard $379, 10-yard $399, 15-yard $429, 20-yard $459, before any mileage fee; request a written quote for a Hollins address.

Residential-focused franchise at 1026 River Ave SE, Roanoke, VA 24013 (shown on its service-areas page), phone 540-566-4777. Its Roanoke page covers the Roanoke mailing area that Hollins addresses use; Hollins is not named on its pages. Botetourt County's solid waste page lists the company among roll-off providers. All its bins are 11 ft long or shorter and easier to fit on a short residential driveway.

Sources: [17] · [18] · [19] · [13]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

02 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Meridian Waste

Published sizes: Temporary roll-offs in 10, 20, 30 and 40 yards (dimensions not published); long-term 20-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs and 2- to 8-yard front-load containers for businesses
Rental & weight terms: Rental period, included weight, overage and extra-day fees are not published. The page says delivery paperwork received by 5 p.m. is scheduled for next-day delivery and that dispatch contacts the customer if a container is overloaded or blocked.
Price basis: Not published; order online or request a written quote.

Regional waste company with pages titled for Hollins, VA 24020. The facility its Hollins page lists is Blue Ridge Hauling & MRF, 205 Scattergood Dr. NW, Christiansburg, VA 24073 (540-251-1220) in the New River Valley rather than the Roanoke Valley. The Hollins hub page says four large-container sizes but lists three. It offers the largest boxes here (30 and 40 yards), suited to whole-house or contractor jobs where a driveway is long enough.

Sources: [20] · [21] · [22]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking

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Hollins driveways, VDOT streets and the County line

Neither County publishes a permit for a dumpster on a street, and no County rule written for a roll-off parked at a house was found. Roanoke County says VDOT maintains the County roads in the state system and that roads outside it are the responsibility of the adjoining owners or developer (private street signs are white, state road signs green). On a VDOT road, VDOT's land use permit regulations treat temporary use of the right-of-way as permitted work; trash receptacles on non-limited-access highways may be allowed under a single use permit, set as close to the right-of-way line as possible and with written permission from adjacent owners (24VAC30-151-640), and the single use application fee is $100 (24VAC30-151-710). The regulation does not name roll-off dumpsters, so ask VDOT's Salem District permit office (applications go through VDOT's online land use permit system) before letting a bin touch the shoulder of Williamson Road, Plantation Road or a subdivision street; a driveway placement avoids the question. On the lot itself, Roanoke County's zoning permit for temporary portable storage containers (§ 30-88-2: 30 days per six months, 130 sq ft, one per lot) covers fully enclosed storage boxes for household goods, which an open-top roll-off is not; if unsure, ask County zoning. County dumpster screening in § 30-92-6(F)(1) applies only to site-plan developments, and Botetourt's screened-dumpster language (§ 25-431(c)(1)) is listed for commercial and industrial uses, not houses.

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Roanoke County side: biweekly bulk and brush, and 12 free trips to Tinker Creek

Roanoke County collects household trash weekly and bulk and brush every other week (A or B week, out by 7 a.m., bulk and brush in separate piles, up to four passenger tires). It does not pick up dirt, rock, concrete, shingles, car parts or material left by paid contractors. Each household also gets 12 trips a year, each no bigger than a pickup bed, to the Roanoke Valley Resource Authority's Tinker Creek Transfer Station at 1020 Hollins Road NE (inside the City of Roanoke despite the road name), open 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. RVRA's residential policy accepts do-it-yourself construction debris and cleanout debris from homeowners but not shingles, asbestos, commercial material or contracted work; uncovered loads pay $25. A short cleanout may cost nothing if you can haul it yourself.

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Botetourt County side: Kessler curbside and the GFL Cloverdale drop-off

Homes in the Botetourt part of Hollins get County-contracted curbside trash from Kessler. Botetourt residents can use the County landfill convenience center at 259 Landfill Road, Troutville, or GFL's Cloverdale Citizen Convenience Center at 2045 Lee Highway, Daleville (weekdays 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.; $10 per pickup load under 500 lbs, $65 a ton, $5.25 per appliance, card or check only). The County landfill has not taken construction debris or commercial bulk loads since 2021; those go to GFL's Cloverdale transfer station.

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No County hauler permit, but contractor debris is your job

Roanoke County Code Chapter 20 has no hauler permit, licence or franchise; it leaves construction and demolition waste from contracted work, concrete, roofing shingles and land-clearing debris to the owner or contractor to dispose of (§§ 20-24(a)(4), 20-25(e)), and § 20-40 only asks companies that manage County-generated waste to file an annual report. That is the gap a rented roll-off fills on a reroof or remodel. Botetourt County's Chapter 20 franchises household and front-load service but says roll-off (class 3) service is not regulated (§ 20-18).

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Hollins.

Do I need a County permit or a licensed hauler to put a dumpster at my Hollins house?

No County hauler licence or franchise was found for roll-offs on either side of the county line. Roanoke County's solid waste chapter has no hauler permit and only asks waste companies to file an annual report, and Botetourt County's chapter says roll-off service is not regulated. Roanoke County's zoning permit for temporary portable storage containers applies to enclosed storage boxes, not open-top roll-offs; ask County zoning if your situation is unusual. A bin placed on a VDOT road may need a VDOT single use permit.

Sources: [3] · [6] · [5] · [14]

Will Roanoke County haul away my remodeling debris instead?

Not if a contractor did the work. Roanoke County's bulk and brush pickup excludes dirt, rock, concrete, shingles and materials from paid contractors. Do-it-yourself homeowner debris can go to the Tinker Creek Transfer Station under RVRA's residential policy, within your 12 free pickup-bed trips a year, but shingles, asbestos and commercial or contracted work are refused there too, so those loads need a rented roll-off or the contractor's own disposal.

Sources: [8] · [11]

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Hollins driveways, VDOT streets and the County line

What matters locally

Roanoke County side: biweekly bulk and brush, and 12 free trips to Tinker Creek

Botetourt County side: Kessler curbside and the GFL Cloverdale drop-off

No County hauler permit, but contractor debris is your job

Questions about renting in Hollins.

Do I need a County permit or a licensed hauler to put a dumpster at my Hollins house?

Will Roanoke County haul away my remodeling debris instead?

More guides in Roanoke Valley, Virginia.

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