Concrete, Brick & Dirt Removal in Lansdale, PA

Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has hauled broken concrete slabs, bagged concrete, brick loads, dirt and fill across Lansdale, PA and the North Penn Valley since 2015. We run full-size and XL trucks rated for the weight this work actually produces, and every job is priced against a published list before a single piece is loaded. Concrete, brick and dirt are dense enough to cross the 3-ton mark fast, which is why our weight surcharge is stated up front rather than added at the curb. You get the tier confirmed in writing on site, at no charge, before we start.

Call us at (267) 692-5528 or send us the job through our quote form and we’ll price it before we ever pull into the driveway.

What Heavy-Debris Removal Costs in Lansdale

Heavy material is priced differently than regular junk because it weighs more per cubic foot than furniture or bagged trash. Concrete, brick and dirt all carry a heavier-material rate than a standard load, and loads over 3 tons add a flat $100. Both are published below — prices effective 2026.

Material	Typical Price
Concrete (slab, patio, driveway)	$750–$900
Concrete bags (45 bags)	$250
Brick — half truck	$450
Brick — full truck	$700
Dirt / fill removal	$300–$725+
Weight surcharge (over 3 tons)	+$100

Book us the same day we have a truck free and take 20% off — not a surcharge, a discount. Seniors save 10%, always. Call (267) 692-5528 for a free written on-site estimate, or use the quote form and we’ll call you back.

Heavy Materials We Haul and Remove in Lansdale

This is the full breakdown of what we price and haul under heavy debris — every variant gets its own real, published number.

Broken Concrete & Slab Removal

Demolished patios, sidewalks, driveways, footings and slab pieces all fall here. Concrete adds up fast — a single patio can push past 3 tons and trigger the weight surcharge — so we load it with full-size or XL trucks rated for the weight. Typical jobs run $750–$900, with 45 bags of leftover concrete priced flat at $250. The tier is confirmed in writing on site before anything leaves the ground.

Bagged & Loose Concrete Disposal

Leftover bags of mixed concrete — Sakrete, Quikrete-type product, mortar mix — and small pour cleanup after a DIY project or a contractor job are priced by count. Forty-five bags runs $250, and heavier loads carry the same uplift over standard load rates that applies to all dense material. The crew loads the bags, clears the work area, and sweeps up before leaving.

Brick & Block Removal

Reclaimed and broken brick, cinder block, CMU, chimney teardown debris and retaining-wall material are all priced by truck volume: a half truck is $450, a full truck is $700. Where possible, whole or reusable brick is set aside for diversion rather than landfill. Like all masonry, brick crosses 3 tons quickly, so the weight rule applies the same way it does to concrete.

Dirt & Fill Removal

Excavated soil, garden and topsoil removal, clay, fill dirt and stone-mixed loads run $300 to $725 or more depending on volume and moisture — wet dirt weighs noticeably more than dry fill. Because dirt is dense by nature, it’s one of the materials most likely to trigger the 3-ton surcharge. We confirm the tier in writing on site before loading, so there’s no surprise on the invoice.

Post-Demolition Debris Cleanup

Mixed rubble after a demo or renovation — concrete, brick, drywall scrap and block combined — is common after a wall comes down or a room gets gutted. Our PA HIC registration covers this kind of home-improvement work directly, including kitchen cabinet removal and wall demolition priced at $750–$1,500. We haul it all in one visit and sweep the space before we go.

Retaining Wall & Paver Removal

Segmental retaining-wall block, pavers, patio stone and other hardscape material are dense, awkward to move, and heavy per square foot. These loads are priced by truck volume plus the same heavy-material uplift that applies to concrete and brick. Our crew handles the lifting and staging so you don’t have to move a single block yourself.

Driveway & Sidewalk Concrete Haul-Away

Slab and apron removal after a driveway or sidewalk replacement is one of our most common contractor overlap jobs. We coordinate directly with the paving crew or contractor on site, and commercial clients — property managers, landlords, contractors — can be invoiced on standing terms instead of paying at the curb.

Construction & Renovation Heavy Debris

Job-site loads of broken masonry, concrete washout, block, dirt and stone come from roughly a third of our business — the invoiced commercial book. For ongoing jobs with repeat debris, a rented 20, 30 or 40-yard dumpster often beats truckload pricing; we’ll tell you which makes sense for your timeline.

Dumpster Rental for Heavy Materials

For larger or ongoing concrete, brick or dirt jobs — a full driveway tear-out, a multi-day demo, a landscaping project generating fill over several weekends — a container often costs less per ton than repeated truckloads. Published pricing: 20-yard $500, 30-yard $750, 40-yard $1,000 (reconfirm current rate at booking). Weight limits still apply on heavy fill and masonry, so the crew will tell you upfront which option — truckload or dumpster — is the cheaper path for your specific job before you commit to either.

Why Homeowners and Contractors Choose Us

• Licensed & Insured — PA HIC #PA112494, checkable directly at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search.
• Serving Lansdale, PA since 2015 — eleven years hauling heavy material in the North Penn Valley.
• Full price list published up front, then confirmed in writing on site before anything is loaded.
• Same-day booking saves 20%. Seniors save 10%, always — no promo code, no expiry.
• Full-size and XL trucks rated to move 3+ ton loads of concrete, brick and dirt.
• Every extra charge — travel, weight, heavy-material, 3% card fee — is published on the pricing page, never sprung at the doorstep.

How It Works

1. Look up your price on our published list, or tell us the job over the phone or through the form.
2. We come out and confirm your tier in writing on site — free, no obligation.
3. The crew loads it, hauls it away in one visit, and sweeps up before leaving.
4. Pay when the work is done — cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or card. Card adds 3%.

Areas We Serve

We’re based at 5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446, and we haul heavy debris across Lansdale and the North Penn Valley — Montgomery County towns within our core service area, plus outlying municipalities under a documented travel fee of $25, $75 or $99 by distance. On the commercial side, our Philadelphia city licensing lets us take on contractor and property-manager debris jobs that unlicensed operators can’t legally accept. Ask about the fee for your specific municipality when you call.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does concrete removal cost in Lansdale?

Typical concrete jobs run $750–$900, and 45 bags of leftover concrete is a flat $250. Loads over 3 tons add $100. The exact tier is confirmed in writing on site, free of charge, before anything is loaded.

How much does it cost to haul away brick or dirt?

Brick runs $450 for a half truck and $700 for a full truck. Dirt and fill removal runs $300 to $725 or more depending on volume. Both carry the standard heavy-material uplift, and the final price is confirmed on site before we load.

Why does heavy material cost more than regular junk?

Concrete, brick and dirt are dense — they hit our 3-ton weight threshold much faster than furniture or household items, and hauling that weight requires trucks rated for it. The $100 weight surcharge is published on our pricing page, never added as a surprise at the doorstep.

Do you offer same-day concrete and debris pickup?

Yes, when we have a truck free — and it’s 20% off, not a premium. Our AI assistant answers any hour to get your job booked; the owner runs the crew and the estimate during business hours.

Should I rent a dumpster or book a truckload for my heavy debris?

Small, one-time loads are usually cheaper by truckload. Larger or ongoing jobs — a multi-day demo or a landscaping project — often favor a dumpster: 20-yard $500, 30-yard $750, 40-yard $1,000. We’ll tell you which is cheaper for your job before you book either one.

Are you licensed and insured for demolition debris?

Yes. We’re Licensed & Insured under PA HIC #PA112494, checkable at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search. Demolition-adjacent work — wall demolition, cabinet removal — is priced and permitted under this registration.

How do I get a price for my job?

Use our quote form or reach us any hour — our AI assistant replies straight away with pricing and books your callback, and the owner personally handles the job during business hours: Monday through Thursday 8 AM–8 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM, Sunday 9 AM–5 PM, closed Saturday. The written estimate is always free.