Renewable Fuel Solutions Inc.

Limited Fairfax County availability

Three markets.
One scalable model.

High-density restaurant markets, recurring supply potential and routes designed to become more efficient as the account base grows.

1.17M+County residents
$4.15B2022 accommodation & food-service sales
31,900Employer establishments
391 mi²Land area

Estimated initial investment

$265,000–$355,000

The total initial investment is expected to range from approximately $265,000 to $355,000.

Final investment varies based on the selected territory, equipment package, collection and storage capacity, and the number and type of trucks required to operate.

Final pricing and included assets are subject to the selected acquisition package and definitive agreement.

Territory 01

Fairfax West

Centreville · Chantilly · Fair Lakes · Herndon · Reston

385,000+Population base*

1,000+Food-service opportunities*

300+Priority prospects*

Commercial opportunity

Established restaurant districts and major suburban corridors connect independent restaurants, national chains, hotels, shopping centers, international food operators and commercial kitchens.

Priority categories

Fried chicken, Asian, Middle Eastern and seafood restaurants; fast-food operators; hotels; caterers; grocery prepared-food departments and commercial kitchens.

Route advantage

I-66 · Route 28 · Route 50 · Dulles Toll Road · Fairfax County Parkway · Reston Parkway

Expansion pattern

Build concentrated loops around Centreville / Chantilly / Fair Lakes and Herndon / Reston as route density increases.

Territory 02

Fairfax North-Central

Tysons · McLean · Vienna · Merrifield · Annandale · Bailey’s Crossroads

385,000+Population base*

1,100+Food-service opportunities*

350+Priority prospects*

Commercial opportunity

Some of the county’s most concentrated restaurant, retail and hospitality districts, including Tysons, Mosaic, Annandale, Seven Corners and Bailey’s Crossroads.

Priority categories

Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Middle Eastern, seafood and fried chicken restaurants; food courts, hotels and independent commercial kitchens.

Route advantage

I-495 · Route 7 · Route 123 · Gallows Road · Route 50 · Little River Turnpike · Columbia Pike

Density potential

Compact geography and concentrated commercial nodes can support excellent stop-to-stop efficiency as accounts are acquired.

Territory 03

Fairfax South-East

Springfield · Kingstowne · Franconia · Lorton · Hybla Valley · Mount Vernon

385,000+Population base*

1,000+Food-service opportunities*

300+Priority prospects*

Commercial opportunity

A continuous network of communities from Springfield through Richmond Highway, with restaurants, hotels, grocery stores, caterers, carryout businesses and commercial kitchens.

Priority markets

Springfield, Kingstowne, Franconia, Lorton, Hybla Valley, Groveton, Mount Vernon and the Route 1 corridor.

Route advantage

I-95 · I-495 · Fairfax County Parkway · Franconia-Springfield Parkway · Richmond Highway / Route 1

Expansion pattern

Build high-frequency zones around Springfield / Kingstowne / Franconia and Lorton / Hybla Valley / Mount Vernon.

*Population, food-service and high-UCO prospect figures are planning estimates based on available public, commercial and internal market data. Actual acquisition, gallons, costs, revenue and profitability vary and are not guaranteed.

Fairfax County market map

Commercial centers connected by major corridors.

The county’s restaurant hubs are linked by I-66, I-95, I-495, Route 7, Route 28, Route 50, Route 1 and Fairfax County Parkway—supporting distinct route-development strategies across the three market areas.

Fairfax County map showing communities and major roads
Fairfax County market reference. Final territory boundaries and ZIP codes are supplied in the confidential package.

Build a recurring supply network.

Request boundaries, ZIP codes, equipment options, prospect strategy and confidential economics.