2015
Lansdale-based since 2015
Eleven years in the North Penn Valley, working out of 5 Green St — a block off Main Street. Not a dispatch center and not a P.O. box.
Travel $25–$99 by distance · +$100 over 3 tons · 3% on card. Every fee we charge is on the pricing page before you book.
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Mon–Thu 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday closed
Sun 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Same-day booking 20% off · Seniors 10%, always
5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446
Licensed & Insured · PA HIC #PA112494 · Serving Lansdale since 2015
Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has handled kitchen cabinet tear-outs, wall demolition and interior demo work across Lansdale and the North Penn Valley since 2015, working as a licensed Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor under PA HIC #PA112494. Our crews pull base…
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Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has handled kitchen cabinet tear-outs, wall demolition and interior demo work across Lansdale and the North Penn Valley since 2015, working as a licensed Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor under PA HIC #PA112494. Our crews pull base and wall cabinets, strip drywall, plaster and lath, and take down non-load-bearing partition walls — then haul every scrap of debris away in the same visit. The price you pay comes straight off our published price list, and the crew writes the tier down on site before any demolition starts, not after. Have a kitchen or a wall you want gone? Call (267) 692-5528 or look at the pricing before you dial.

Cabinet removal and wall demolition runs $750–$1,500 depending on scope — the tier is confirmed in writing on site before we start.
We tear out full kitchens — base cabinets, wall and upper cabinets, and islands — in one visit. Uppers get disconnected from the wall studs they’re anchored to, base units get pried loose, and the whole set goes onto the truck together. We work around plumbing and gas lines rather than cutting into them, and countertops or backsplash tile come out as part of the same job. Most kitchen tear-outs land inside the $750–$1,500 range, confirmed on site before we touch a cabinet.
We take down interior partition walls — drywall, wood studs, and older plaster-and-lath assemblies — to open up a floor plan or clear space for a remodel. We do not touch load-bearing structure without an engineer’s sign-off; that line stays in place regardless of what a job is worth to us. Debris from this work is mostly drywall scrap, framing lumber and nails, all hauled the same day, all within our licensed HIC scope.
Ahead of a bathroom remodel, we remove vanities, medicine cabinets and linen cabinets. That means disconnecting the sink drain and water supply lines before the vanity comes out, then pulling any anchored fixtures still attached to the wall. Vanity cabinets, doors, and any tile or backer board that comes with them get hauled in the same visit — no separate trip for the leftover pieces.
Built-in shelving, entertainment centers, laundry-room cabinets, mudroom lockers and closet organizers all get pried out the same way — these are fixed to studs, not free-standing, so they take demolition work rather than simple lifting. We handle MDF units, plywood carcasses and solid face-frame cabinetry alike. This is different from standard furniture removal in name only — the pricing reflects the pry-out labor, not just the haul.
Laminate, granite, quartz and butcher-block countertops all come off as part of a kitchen or bath job, along with backsplash tile and the mortar bed behind it. Stone countertops add real weight, and a heavy stone haul can trigger the published +$100 surcharge for loads over 3 tons — disclosed before we start, never added afterward. Countertop removal is most often bundled into a cabinet job rather than billed as a stand-alone visit.
Older Lansdale-area homes still have original plaster-and-lath walls, and we strip either that or modern drywall board during a remodel or after water damage. Debris here is gypsum board, wire lath and plaster dust, and we control dust on site rather than letting it spread through the house. This is narrower in scope than full wall demolition, where the framing comes out too — we price and quote each differently.
Carpet, laminate, tile and subfloor removal often rides along with a cabinet or wall job, since the same room usually needs both. We run this under our published +$500 carpet tear-out add-on, which covers roughly three rooms, and separate flooring debris from cabinet and wall debris for disposal. If flooring is the whole job rather than a bundle, our carpet removal service covers it on its own.
A full kitchen gut-out combines cabinets, countertops, appliances, backsplash, flooring and any non-structural walls in one coordinated visit. This is the job that lands at the upper end of the $750–$1,500 range, or moves into a full-truck or multi-truck haul depending on square footage. Appliances pulled during a gut-out are routed for freon recovery where applicable, not just tossed on the pile.
Dishwashers, ranges, refrigerators and built-in microwaves come out as part of most cabinet jobs, and we price them the same way our stand-alone appliance removal service does — dishwasher $140, refrigerator or freezer $150. Cooling units are routed through Montgomery County-compliant channels with freon recovery, not dumped whole. There’s no separate trip needed; it happens inside the same demo visit.
Anchored wall units, garage cabinetry, workshop benches and fixed metal shelving all need the fasteners and wall anchors dealt with before they’ll come loose — that’s demolition work, not lifting. We leave the wall pry-clean and patch-ready when we’re done. Jobs like this are usually smaller in scope and tend to price toward the lower end of the range.
This is the part a demo-only contractor doesn’t do: every scrap of cabinet, drywall, framing and tile debris gets hauled in the same visit, and the floor is swept before we leave. Old metal cabinets and scrap appliances go to the scrap yard rather than the landfill — our scrap metal removal process handles that sorting. Sweep-up is included on every job, not billed as an extra.
If you’re doing the demo yourself, or a contractor needs a container on site instead of a full-service haul, we rent 20-yard, 30-yard and 40-yard dumpsters at $500, $750 and $1,000. Some Lansdale-area municipalities require a right-of-way permit for street placement, and we confirm that requirement before drop-off. See our dumpster rental page for size guidance.
| Service | What’s Included | Where It Typically Lands |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen Cabinet Removal | Base, wall and island cabinets, plus countertops and backsplash | Mid-range of $750–$1,500 |
| Wall Demolition (non-load-bearing) | Drywall, studs, plaster and lath | Lower to mid-range, scales with wall count |
| Bathroom Vanity & Cabinet Removal | Vanity, medicine cabinet, linen cabinet, attached tile | Lower end of range |
| Built-In & Cabinetry Removal | Shelving, entertainment centers, lockers, closet systems | Lower to mid-range |
| Countertop & Backsplash Tear-Out | Laminate, granite, quartz, butcher block, tile | Bundled into cabinet pricing; heavy stone may add the 3-ton surcharge |
| Drywall & Plaster Removal | Gypsum board or plaster-and-lath, wall or ceiling | Lower to mid-range |
| Flooring & Carpet Tear-Out | Carpet, laminate, tile, subfloor | +$500 add-on to the base job (~3 rooms) |
| Full Kitchen Gut-Out | Cabinets, countertops, appliances, flooring, non-structural walls | Upper end of range or full-truck / multi-truck |
| Appliance Disconnection During Demo | Dishwasher, range, refrigerator, built-in microwave | Per-item pricing, e.g. dishwasher $140, refrigerator $150 |

Every fee we charge is on the pricing page before you book — none of it shows up as a surprise on the invoice.
We’re based at 5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446 (ZIP 19446), and cabinet removal and wall demolition is one of our core home-improvement services in the borough. We run the same demo-and-haul jobs across Hatfield, North Wales, Montgomeryville, Colmar, Ambler, Souderton, Telford, Blue Bell, Harleysville, Skippack, Doylestown, Willow Grove, Norristown, Quakertown and Plymouth Meeting. Commercial cabinet and demo work is also handled in Philadelphia under our city licensing, #211715 and #36413, for property managers, landlords and contractors on invoice terms. The travel fee for outlying areas is published openly on the pricing page — nothing gets added at the doorstep. For any job in or near Lansdale, call (267) 692-5528.
Kitchen cabinet removal and wall demolition run $750–$1,500 depending on scope — the exact tier is confirmed in writing on site before any work starts. Surcharges for travel, loads over 3 tons and card payments are published on the pricing page, never hidden.
We remove non-load-bearing interior partition walls as standard scope. Load-bearing structure requires an engineer’s sign-off first — that’s a code and safety line we hold rather than overclaim on.
Both, in the same visit. Cabinets, drywall, framing, countertops and tile all get loaded and hauled, and we sweep the floor before we leave. Scrap metal and appliances get separated for recycling rather than dumped whole.
Yes, when a truck is free — and booking same-day is 20% off, not a premium. Message us any hour; our AI assistant replies right away with pricing, and the owner runs the job during business hours.
Yes — Licensed & Insured, PA HIC #PA112494. Cabinet removal and wall demo count as home-improvement work, not just hauling, which is exactly why this registration matters here. You can check the number yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search.
Yes — 20-yard for $500, 30-yard for $750, or 40-yard for $1,000. Street placement can require a municipal permit, which we confirm before drop-off.
Six ways — cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or credit card. Card payments add a 3% fee, disclosed on the pricing page. Payment is due when the work is done, never before, and commercial clients can be invoiced.
Message us any hour — our AI assistant replies right away with pricing from our published list, and during business hours you’re talking to the owner himself. We run Monday through Thursday, 8 AM to 8 PM, Friday 8 AM to 5 PM, closed Saturday, and Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM.
Get a free, no-obligation on-site estimate for your cabinet removal or wall demolition job. Call (267) 692-5528 or check our published price list and request your flat price online.
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2015
Eleven years in the North Penn Valley, working out of 5 Green St — a block off Main Street. Not a dispatch center and not a P.O. box.
#PA112494
PA Home Improvement Contractor registration #PA112494, plus Philadelphia city licensing #211715 / #36413. Don't take our word for it — look it up at the PA Attorney General's contractor search.
$150
1/8 load $150 · half $395 · full truck $695 · dumpsters $500–$1,000. Look it up before you call. Every fee we charge is on that same page.
20% / 10%
If we have a truck free today, same-day pickup takes 20% off. Everywhere else in this category it costs more. Seniors take 10% off, always — no promo code, no expiry.
65 hrs
Mon–Thu 8–8, Fri 8–5, Sun 9–5. Closed Saturday. Message us at any other hour and an AI assistant answers straight away and books the callback — it says it's an AI. During business hours you're talking to the owner.
6 ways
Cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or credit card. Card adds 3% and it's on the pricing page. We never ask for money before the work is done, and you get a receipt every time.
PA Home Improvement Contractor
#PA112494
Registered with the Pennsylvania Attorney General. Look it up yourself.
Philadelphia city licensing
#211715 / #36413
Cleared to work inside city limits — which a Montgomery-County-only operator is not.
Insured
COI on request
Ask for the certificate of insurance and we'll email it before we show up.
Serving Lansdale since
2015
Owner-operated. Uniformed crew, marked trucks, a written receipt on every job.
Fifteen municipalities inside sixteen miles of the Lansdale yard, plus the borough itself. ZIP codes, because in this market people search the ZIP.
Further out we still come — Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading and Philadelphia. Those jobs carry a travel fee of $25, $75 or $99 by distance, and you'll hear the number before you book, not in the driveway.
Lansdale, PA 19446 — the center of the North Penn Valley and of our route.
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