Garage Cleanouts in Lansdale, PA | From $150 | Lansdale Premier

Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has cleared garages across Lansdale, PA and the North Penn Valley since 2015, hauling everything from a single cluttered workbench to a floor-to-ceiling two-car garage in one visit. We handle garage clearing, garage junk removal, and full garage decluttering jobs — old shelving units, broken furniture, chest freezers, stacked tires, half-used paint cans (with one exception noted below), rusted lawn equipment, years of cardboard boxes, and appliances nobody’s plugged in since the last decade. Our full price list is published on this page, and before anything leaves your garage, we write the tier down on paper and you approve it. The most common job in this category is an eighth-load at $150. Call (267) 692-5528 for a free, no-obligation on-site estimate, or look up your likely price below first.

What a Garage Cleanout Costs in Lansdale

Garage cleanouts are priced the same way as every other job we run — by how much space it takes up in the truck, not by a flat \”garage rate\” that ignores what’s actually in there. The tiers are published, dated, and the same ones we use on every invoice.

Load Size	Price	Typical Garage Job
1/8 load	$150	A corner of accumulated boxes, one old chair, a mattress leaned against the wall — our most common job
1/4 load	$275	Single-car garage, moderate accumulation
1/2 load	$395	Single-car garage packed wall to wall, or a lightly-filled two-car garage
3/4 load	$525	Two-car garage with furniture, boxes and an appliance or two
Full truck	$695	Two-car garage, stacked floor to ceiling
XL truck	$899	Detached garage, or a garage plus adjoining shed and yard debris

The mapping above is a general guide, not a fixed rule [verify: exact tier per garage size varies by what’s actually stored] — the real number comes from the free on-site estimate, where we look at the actual pile and write the tier down before anything gets loaded. Book same-day and it’s 20% off, not more. Seniors save 10%, always.

What We Haul Out of Your Garage

A garage cleanout means hauling the real stuff that piles up over years, not some vague category of \”clutter.\” On a typical job, we’re loading:

• Old furniture — couches, dressers, bookshelves stored out of the way
• Broken or unused appliances, including chest freezers and mini-fridges
• Workbenches, pegboard, and bolted-in shelving
• Bikes, tools, and boxes of hardware nobody’s touched in years
• Tires, at $6 each through regulated disposal
• Lawn mowers, trimmers, and other yard equipment
• Paint-splattered drop cloths, cardboard, and general scrap
• Scrap metal — separated and taken to a scrap yard, not the landfill

Everything gets sorted before it’s loaded, and the floor gets swept before we pull out. That’s included, not an add-on.

Types of Garage & Related Cleanouts We Handle

Not every garage job looks the same, and we price and staff each version differently. Here’s the full breakdown of garage-related work we do in Lansdale and the North Penn Valley.

Single-Car Garage Cleanouts

The typical single-car garage job we run involves a corner of accumulated boxes, an old sectional wedged against the wall, a chest freezer nobody’s used since the last power outage, and seasonal gear stacked wherever it fit. Jobs like this often land in the 1/8 to 1/4 load range — $150 to $275. The crew sweeps the floor before leaving, included in every job, and the tier is confirmed in writing before we load a single item. Free on-site estimate, no obligation.

Two-Car & Detached Garage Cleanouts

Larger jobs — a packed two-car garage or a detached garage full of furniture, appliances and yard equipment — commonly land between a 1/2 load ($395) and a full truck ($695). We handle heavier items on these jobs too: chest freezers, refrigerators ($150 each), and appliances routed for freon recovery to code. Everything gets hauled in a single visit, no return trips and no partial loads left behind.

Full Garage Junk Removal (Floor to Ceiling)

For a garage that’s completely packed and nothing’s being kept, we run a full clearout — stacked-to-the-rafters jobs that usually need a full truck ($695) or an XL truck ($899). The crew handles the heavy lifting: sectionals, appliances, shelving units, workbenches, all of it. The property gets swept clean before we leave. Book it same-day when we have a truck free, and it’s 20% off.

Garage Furniture & Appliance Removal

Sometimes it’s not the whole garage — just a few bulky items you want gone. We remove old couches ($150–$220), refrigerators or freezers ($150), dishwashers ($140), and mattresses stashed in the garage after a bedroom upgrade ($150). Appliances are routed for freon recovery to code. This is the right fit if you only need a handful of large items gone, not the whole space.

Garage Shelving & Workbench Teardown

Some garage jobs involve light demolition — bolted-in shelving, built-in workbenches, or pegboard walls that need to come down before they can be hauled. This is home-improvement-adjacent work, and it’s covered under our PA HIC #PA112494 registration. The crew can dismantle and haul in one visit, and the written estimate covers the teardown labor alongside the load price.

Tire & Scrap Metal Removal from Garages

Garages accumulate exactly the kind of regulated and recyclable material that shouldn’t go to a landfill. Tires go through regulated disposal at $6 each. Scrap metal — old radiators, rims, metal shelving frames — is separated and taken to a scrap yard, not dumped with the rest of the load (a six-radiator haul, for example, runs around $450). This is part of our donate-and-recycle-first approach, not an afterthought.

Yard Equipment & Lawn Debris Cleanouts

Plenty of garages double as the tool shed — old mowers, brush, bagged leaves, and broken lawn furniture pile up alongside the boxes. Yard and brush cleanup runs $350–$1,500 depending on load count and labor. When a garage cleanout spills into the yard, we haul both in the same trip rather than scheduling a second visit.

Hot Tub & Shed Removal (Garage-Adjacent Jobs)

Homeowners clearing an entire property section often bundle a garage cleanout with a hot tub or shed removal. The crew handles disassembly and hauling for both, quoted on-site by volume and labor once we see the actual job. This is common with move-outs and full-property resets, not just an interior garage clear.

Fence Removal & Concrete Haul-Away

Renovation-driven garage jobs often come with demolition debris — old fence sections ($250–$300), broken concrete slabs and pavers ($750–$900), or brick (half truck $450, full truck $700). Heavy materials carry an uplift over the standard load price, and that uplift is disclosed on the pricing page — same as the +$100 surcharge on loads over 3 tons. Nothing here is hidden in fine print.

Estate & Downsizing Garage Cleanouts

Inherited properties and downsizing seniors are some of the most common garage jobs we run, and the garage is usually where decades of accumulation ends up. Seniors save 10%, standing, and we hand over a donation receipt on any load containing donated goods. For a garage that’s part of a full property, our whole-house cleanout tier runs $1,800–$5,000+. The crew works discreetly, without turning the job into a spectacle.

Commercial & Landlord Garage/Property Cleanouts

Roughly a third of our work is commercial — property managers, landlords, and contractors clearing garages as part of a rental turnover, foreclosure cleanout, or renovation job. Invoice terms are available, so nobody’s handing over a card at the curb. We also hold Philadelphia city licensing (#211715 / #36413), which lets us take commercial garage and property work inside city limits that a Montgomery-County-only operator legally can’t.

Why Lansdale Homeowners Choose Us

• Full price list published up front — most competitors in this market gate pricing behind a phone call or a site visit.
• Licensed & Insured — PA HIC #PA112494, checkable yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search [verify: insurance carrier and limits not yet documented].
• Serving Lansdale since 2015, owner-operated, not a franchise call center.
• Same-day booking is 20% cheaper here, not more expensive — the opposite of how this category usually prices rush jobs.
• The tier you approve in writing is the tier you pay — no surprise number when the truck’s already loaded.
• Floor swept before we leave, included on every residential cleanout.

How a Garage Cleanout Works

1. Look up your price on the published price list, or message us any hour — our AI assistant answers 24/7 with pricing and next steps, and during business hours you’re talking to the owner directly.
2. We come out, look at the actual garage, and write the tier down at no charge and no obligation. If it’s a no, we pack up and leave.
3. You approve the price, we load, haul, and sweep the floor — all in one visit.

Extra Charges, Stated Up Front

Every fee we charge is published on the pricing page before you book — nothing gets added at the driveway that wasn’t already on the site.

• Travel fee of $25, $75, or $99 by distance, for outlying areas outside our core service zone.
• +$100 for loads over 3 tons.
• Heavy-material uplift on concrete, brick, and dirt.
• 3% processing fee on credit card payments only.

We accept six payment methods — cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or credit card (card adds the 3% fee above). Payment is taken when the work is done, never before, and you get a receipt every time.

What We Can’t Take From Your Garage

We don’t take paint, asbestos, or hazardous chemicals — Montgomery County’s household hazardous waste guidance covers proper drop-off for those [verify local drop-off schedule and location]. Propane and oil tanks, on the other hand, we do handle — cut, purged, and sealed to code, running $150 up to roughly $1,000 where cutting and sealing is required.

Where Your Garage Junk Actually Goes

Scrap metal goes to the scrap yard, not the landfill. Tires go through regulated disposal at $6 each. Appliances are routed for freon recovery. Anything donatable — furniture in good shape, working tools, usable equipment — gets a donation receipt handed to you for your own records [verify: measured landfill diversion percentage not yet available]. Landfill gets what’s genuinely left over.

Garage Cleanout Service Area

We’re based in Lansdale at 5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446, and we run garage cleanouts across the North Penn Valley with no travel fee in our core zone [verify: exact no-fee radius]:

• Hatfield, North Wales, Montgomeryville, Colmar
• Ambler, Souderton, Telford, Blue Bell
• Harleysville, Skippack, Doylestown, Willow Grove
• Norristown, Quakertown, Plymouth Meeting

Outlying areas — Allentown, Bethlehem, Reading and similar — carry a stated travel fee of $25, $75, or $99 depending on distance. Visit Lansdale Premier Junk Removal to see the full price list and service area map before you book.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a garage cleanout cost in Lansdale?

A small clearout starts at $150 for an eighth-load. A typical single-car garage often runs $275–$395. A packed two-car garage can reach $695. The full price list is published on our pricing page, and the exact tier is confirmed in writing on-site before anything is loaded.

Do you offer same-day garage cleanouts?

Yes — and booking same-day gets you 20% off, not a rush surcharge [verify: exact same-day booking cutoff time]. Message us any hour and our AI assistant answers instantly with pricing and books the owner’s callback for business hours.

Do I have to be home for the cleanout?

Most customers are present so they can approve the written tier before loading starts. For landlord and commercial jobs, arrangements can be made on invoice terms without the owner needing to be on-site the entire time.

What do you do with the stuff you haul away?

Scrap metal goes to the scrap yard, tires go through regulated disposal, appliances are routed for freon recovery, and donatable goods go to donation with a receipt handed to you. Landfill gets whatever’s left after all of that.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes — Licensed & Insured, PA HIC #PA112494. You can check the registration yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search [verify: insurance carrier and dollar limits not yet documented].

How do I pay, and when?

Six ways — cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or credit card. Only the card carries a fee, 3%, disclosed on the pricing page. Payment happens when the work is finished, never before, and you get a receipt every time.

Do you serve areas outside Lansdale?

Yes — 15 nearby cities within our core zone with no travel fee [verify: exact radius], plus outlying areas like Allentown, Bethlehem, and Reading with a stated travel fee of $25 to $99 by distance.