Fairfax County · 20190 · 20191 · 20194
Trash & Recycling Service in Reston
Champion is a long-standing waste & recycling hauler for Reston's planned communities. From the lakes to the village centers, we've been serving Reston neighborhoods for over two decades.
Service in Reston
Champion provides residential, HOA, and commercial waste & recycling collection across Reston and Fairfax County. Most Reston communities are on a Monday/Thursday trash schedule with Monday recycling.
Residential
Weekly trash and recycling for single-family homes and townhouses across Reston.
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We serve multiple HOA communities in Reston. Property managers get a direct line to a real route supervisor — not a national call center.
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Toter-based service for Reston offices, retail, and restaurants. Flexible schedules, recycling available.
Get commercial quoteAbout Reston
Reston is one of the largest planned communities in the United States, with roughly 63,000 residents across neighborhoods anchored by Reston Town Center, Lake Anne Village Center, North Point, South Lakes, Hunters Woods, and Tall Oaks. The W&OD Trail runs through, and the community sits in Fairfax County between Route 7 and the Dulles Toll Road. Reston also has one of the highest concentrations of homeowners and condo associations in Northern Virginia — which makes property-manager experience matter as much as truck reliability.
Champion serves single-family homes, townhouse clusters, mid-rise condos, and HOA communities across all three Reston zip codes. Property managers reach a real route supervisor, not a national call center. Residential customers pay one monthly rate with no long-term contract.
Waste & recycling resources in Reston
Reston follows Fairfax County's recycling rules. Curbside accepts paper, cardboard, plastic bottles/jugs/tubs (rinsed), and aluminum and steel cans — all loose, never bagged. Glass is NOT curbside-recyclable in Fairfax County; drop it at one of the county's purple glass-only bins. Household hazardous waste, electronics, paints, and batteries go to the I-66 Transfer Station in Fairfax or the I-95 Landfill Complex in Lorton — both county-operated and free for residents. Bulk items are pickup-by-request through Champion.
HOA board members + property managers in Reston
Champion is one of the most-referred haulers among NoVA property managers — by design. We provide custom collection schedules, direct route-supervisor contact, no auto-escalating contracts, and clean handoffs at proposal time. If your community is evaluating a switch, we'd like to put a proposal in front of your board.
Common questions from Reston residents
What zip codes do you cover in Reston?
Champion covers 20190, 20191, 20194 across Reston and Fairfax County. If your zip isn't listed, give us a call — we may still serve your address depending on route geography.
What day is trash picked up in Reston?
Most Reston communities are on a Monday/Thursday trash schedule with Monday recycling. Your specific community's schedule was set when service began — ask our chatbot on the homepage with your address and we'll look it up.
Do you require a long-term contract for Reston service?
No. Champion has never required long-term contracts for residential service. You can cancel anytime.
How do I report a missed pickup in Reston?
Use our Missed Pickup form or call (703) 239-8540. Our route supervisor investigates the same day and follows up by email.
Ready to start service in Reston?
We'll confirm availability and pricing within one business day.
