About Lansdale Premier Junk Removal

The Junk Removal Company in Lansdale, PA That Publishes Its Prices

Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has cleared garages, basements, sheds and full properties across the North Penn Valley since 2015 — with the whole price list published up front and a written flat price you approve before we load a single item. This page is the rest of the story: who owns the company, how a job actually runs, and where your stuff ends up.

Company Record · reviewed August 2026

Business Lansdale Premier Junk Removal
Owner Ryan Detweiler — Owner & Crew Lead
Hauling since 2015
Base 5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446a block off Main Street, by the train station
Phone (267) 692-5528business hours ring the owner, not a queue
Hours Mon–Thu 8–8 · Fri 8–5 · Sat closed · Sun 9–5
PA licence HIC #PA112494 — check it yourself
Philadelphia Licences #211715 · #36413
Payment Cash · Check · Zelle · Venmo · Cash App · Card +3%
Most jobs $150 to $695 — full price list

A disclosed fee is not a hidden fee. Every fee we charge — travel $25–$99 by distance, +$100 over 3 tons, heavy-material rates on concrete, brick and dirt, 3% on card — is on the pricing page before you book.

Why the Whole Price List Is on the Website

Ryan Detweiler grew up in the North Penn Valley and spent his early working years in moving and property maintenance. In 2015 he started this company in Lansdale, and he still runs most jobs himself.

What pushed him to publish the price book was the category's oldest habit: quote one number on the phone, charge another in the driveway. Every franchise serving Lansdale still answers pricing questions with “we'll need to see it first.” So this company does it the other way around — the full book is on the website: load tiers from $150, dumpster rates, per-item prices, and every surcharge printed in the same table at the same size.

Eleven years in, it runs two books at once. Homeowners are most of the work — garages, basements, estates. Roughly a third is commercial: property managers, landlords and contractors on invoice terms, from pallet hauls to full-property cleanouts. During business hours, the number on this page rings the owner. Outside them, an AI assistant answers within a minute, says plainly that it is an AI, and books Ryan's callback.

Look the price up before you call me. The tier you approve on site, in writing, is the tier you pay.

— Ryan Detweiler, Owner & Crew Lead

Ryan Detweiler writing a flat-price estimate on a clipboard beside a driveway pile of furniture and appliances — The estimate goes on paper before anything goes on the truck.

How a Job Runs

Look up your price

The list is public: 1/8 load $150 · 1/4 $275 · 1/2 $395 · full truck $695 · dumpsters $500–$1,000. Price your own job before you talk to anyone.
Approve it in writing

The crew looks at the actual pile, writes the tier on the estimate, and you sign off before anything is loaded. If the number isn't right, we pack up and you owe nothing.
Loaded, hauled, swept

Same visit. Floor swept on every residential cleanout — included, not an add-on — and a donation receipt in your hand when goods go to donation.

Ryan Detweiler wheeling a chest freezer on an appliance dolly toward the truck ramp — Chest freezer, appliance dolly, truck ramp. Step three in practice.

Where Your Stuff Actually Goes

Ryan Detweiler separating scrap metal from household goods at the rear gate of the truck — Metal one pile, donations another. Sorted before anything is dumped.

Every load is sorted before anything is dumped. Not a slogan — a routing list:

Scrap metal is separated and taken to the scrap yard, not the landfill.
Tires go to regulated disposal at $6 each.
Appliances and electronics are routed through Montgomery County–compliant channels, including freon recovery.
Usable furniture and household goods are donated where accepted — and the donation receipt goes to you, for your tax deduction.
Landfill gets what's left.

Licensed & Insured — PA HIC #PA112494

PA HIC #PA112494

By law this number appears on every ad, every estimate and both truck doors. Don't take our word for it — look it up at the PA Attorney General's contractor search.

Philadelphia #211715 · #36413

City licensing that clears us for commercial work inside Philadelphia limits — something a Montgomery-County-only operator is not cleared to do.

Insured — COI on request

Ask for our certificate of insurance and we'll email it before we show up.

Paper on every job

Written estimate before, written receipt after. Uniformed crew, marked trucks.

Based in Lansdale. Working the North Penn Valley.

The core service area is 15 municipalities within about 16 miles of our Lansdale yard: Hatfield, North Wales, Montgomeryville, Colmar, Ambler, Souderton, Telford, Blue Bell, Harleysville, Skippack, Doylestown, Willow Grove, Norristown, Quakertown and Plymouth Meeting. Bethlehem, Allentown and Reading are served with a published travel fee of $25–$99 by distance, and commercial work runs inside Philadelphia under city licence. See every area we serve.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Company

Who owns Lansdale Premier Junk Removal?

Ryan Detweiler, the owner and crew lead. He started the company in 2015 and still runs most jobs himself. During business hours, (267) 692-5528 rings him directly — not a call center.

How long has Lansdale Premier Junk Removal been in business?

Since 2015 — eleven years hauling out of Lansdale, PA and serving the North Penn Valley.

Is Lansdale Premier Junk Removal licensed and insured?

Yes. PA Home Improvement Contractor registration #PA112494 is printed on every estimate and both truck doors, and Philadelphia licences #211715 and #36413 cover commercial work in the city. A certificate of insurance is available on request.

What does junk removal cost with Lansdale Premier Junk Removal?

Most jobs land between $150 and $695. A 1/8 truck load — our most common job — is $150; a full truck is $695; dumpsters run $500 to $1,000 by size. The full list, including every surcharge, is on the pricing page.

Who answers if I message at night or on a Saturday?

An AI assistant — it answers any hour within a minute, tells you plainly that it is an AI, and books the owner's callback. During business hours you're talking to Ryan himself.

Talk to the Owner

Call during business hours and Ryan picks up — a local 267 number, not a call center. Any other hour, the AI assistant answers straight away and books your callback.

Book same-day — save 20% Seniors save 10%, always

Mon–Thu 8 AM–8 PM · Fri 8 AM–5 PM · Sat closed · Sun 9 AM–5 PM

Every fee we charge is on the pricing page before you book.