New Port Richey, FL

Roll-off, demolition, and hauling in New Port Richey is scheduled from Hoopers' yard at 16297 Cortez Blvd, Brooksville. That yard is about 29 miles southwest of New Port Richey, which is a city in Pasco County.

Pasco County's seat is Dade City. Daily routes through Pasco for builder accounts, residential remodels, and large-lot cleanups — from Hudson on the coast to Dade City inland.

New Port Richey is covered on the same Brooksville dispatch board as the rest of Pasco County. Crews do not stage a truck in town overnight.

Quote the job with the street address in New Port Richey. There is no second office there — dispatch and the trucks sit on Cortez Boulevard in Brooksville.

From New Port Richey, the nearest communities in our catalog are Port Richey (2 miles), Elfers (2 miles), Jasmine Estates (4 miles), Beacon Square (4 miles), Holiday (4 miles).

New Port Richey is number 20 of 25 published places in Pasco County when ranked by distance from the Brooksville yard. The rest of that county list, nearest the yard first: Trilby (13 miles), Shady Hills (14 miles), Lacoochee (15 miles), Pasadena Hills (17 miles), Saint Leo (17 miles), San Antonio (17 miles), Dade City (18 miles), Moon Lake (18 miles), Aripeka (19 miles), Connerton (20 miles), Meadow Oaks (20 miles), Wesley Chapel (22 miles), Hudson (23 miles), Bayonet Point (24 miles), Land O' Lakes (24 miles), Jasmine Estates (26 miles), Zephyrhills (26 miles), Port Richey (28 miles), Crystal Springs (29 miles), Elfers (31 miles), Trinity (31 miles), Beacon Square (33 miles), Holiday (33 miles), Key Vista (34 miles).

A job that starts in New Port Richey and finishes in Port Richey is about a 2-mile move for the same truck. Tell dispatch if the drop and the pickup are in different communities so the route is booked once.

Same- and next-day roll-off service across New Port Richey, Trinity and Jasmine Estates.

Named areas on the New Port Richey run include Trinity, Jasmine Estates, Downtown NPR. Those names are how the office files the stop — use them when you call if the street sits inside one.