Construction Debris Removal in Lansdale, PA

Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has hauled construction and renovation debris across Lansdale, PA and the North Penn Valley since 2015. Our crew removes drywall scrap, cut lumber, broken concrete, brick and block, excavated dirt, pallets, carpet tear-out and old cabinet or fixture demo — the full range of contractor debris cleanup a remodel or gut job generates. Whether you call it construction debris removal, renovation debris hauling, or contractor debris cleanup, the job works the same way here: our full price list is published up front, and we confirm your price in writing on site before anything gets loaded. We’re licensed under PA HIC #PA112494. Call (267) 692-5528 or message us any hour to get your flat price.

What Construction Debris We Haul in Lansdale

We handle the full range of construction and renovation debris, from a single bathroom gut to a whole-house remodel. Every job is hauled in one visit, the site gets swept before we leave, and pricing runs by truck volume against our published price list — the same list you can read before you call.

Drywall & Sheetrock Debris Removal

We haul drywall scrap, sheetrock offcuts, joint compound buckets and insulation left over from a remodel or demo. Gypsum board debris is priced by truck volume like any other load — a 1/8 load runs $150, a 1/4 load $275. Drywall is light material, so the +$100 surcharge for loads over 3 tons almost never applies here.

Lumber & Framing Scrap Hauling

Cut lumber, framing offcuts, plywood, OSB and trim from a carpentry or framing job get hauled by the same load-tier pricing as any other debris. Where it’s clean enough, wood scrap is sorted for recycling before it goes to a landfill. Most framing-scrap pickups land in the 1/4 to 1/2 load range.

Concrete Removal & Hauling

Broken concrete, slabs, sidewalk sections and footing debris are heavy material and priced accordingly — our published range runs $750–$900, with 45 bags of broken concrete pricing at roughly $250. Concrete loads may carry a heavy-material uplift and the standard +$100 surcharge over 3 tons, both disclosed on the pricing page. Hauling loads this dense also falls under PA DEP waste transport rules for our vehicles.

Brick & Block Debris Removal

Brick, cinder block and other masonry debris get loaded by hand or dolly and hauled the same day where possible. Published pricing runs a half truck at $450 and a full truck at $700. Like concrete and dirt, brick sits in our heavy-material category, so the load price carries an uplift over a standard tier of the same volume.

Dirt & Fill Removal

Excavated soil, fill dirt and landscaping spoil from a foundation, grading or hardscape project are common on renovation sites, and we haul it by volume — our published range is $300 to $725 and up, depending on quantity. As with concrete and brick, dirt is heavy material and any surcharge is disclosed on the pricing page before we load.

Carpet & Flooring Tear-Out Removal

We pull carpet, padding, tack strip, and laminate or tile debris, then haul it out — the tear-out labor is included, not billed separately from the hauling. Published pricing adds $500 on top of the load price for roughly three rooms of carpet and padding removed and hauled together.

Kitchen Cabinet Removal & Wall Demolition

Old cabinets, countertops and non-load-bearing wall demo during a kitchen or bath renovation run $750 to $1,500 published. This scope — cabinet demo, drywall removal, fixture pull — is genuine home improvement work, which is exactly why our PA HIC registration #PA112494 applies to this job type and not just to straight hauling.

Fence Removal & Hauling

Wood, chain-link and vinyl fence removal, including pulling the posts, runs $250 to $300 published. We haul every section in one visit — this comes up constantly on yard rework and property renovation jobs that need the old fence gone before new landscaping or hardscape goes in.

Pallet Removal for Contractors

Job sites and suppliers build up pallets fast, and we clear them by the stack. Published pricing runs roughly $200 for 10 pallets up to about $3,250 for 40–50 pallets. Where condition allows, pallets are sorted for reuse or recycling rather than landfill — a good fit for contractors with recurring buildup.

Scrap Metal Removal from Job Sites

Old radiators, ductwork, rebar cutoffs, appliances and metal fixtures pulled during demo are separated from the general debris and taken to a scrap yard instead of the landfill — a six-radiator haul, for example, prices at $450. Sorting metal out this way keeps it off your load-volume total.

Renovation & Remodel Debris Cleanout

After a kitchen, bath or whole-home remodel, we clear the mixed debris — packaging, old fixtures, general renovation waste — in one pass. Pricing runs by load, and a full-house cleanout on a multi-day, multi-truck job runs $1,800 to $5,000 and up. The site gets swept before we leave, every time.

20, 30 & 40-Yard Dumpster Rental for Debris

If you’d rather load the debris yourself over the course of the project, we drop a container instead. Published dumpster pricing runs $500 for a 20-yard, $750 for a 30-yard and $1,000 for a 40-yard. Some municipalities require a right-of-way permit for street placement, so confirm that before the container arrives — it’s the self-load alternative to full-service hauling.

Why Lansdale Contractors and Homeowners Choose Us

• Licensed & Insured — PA HIC #PA112494, a number you can check yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search, not just a word on a website.
• The full price list is published on our site. Franchise competitors gate pricing behind a phone call or an on-site visit; ours is already up.
• You get the price in writing on site before anything is loaded — the tier you approve is the tier you pay.
• Concrete, brick and dirt are already priced and hauled directly by our crew — not subcontracted out to a heavy-material specialist.
• Property managers and contractors can set up invoice terms — no card at the curb, no chasing paperwork after the job.
• We’re based at 5 Green St in Lansdale, and the owner answers the phone himself during business hours.

How Construction Debris Removal Works

1. Look up your price on our published list, or message us any hour — our AI assistant replies right away, and the owner answers during business hours.
2. We come to the site, look at the actual debris pile, and confirm your load tier and any surcharges in writing at no charge.
3. You approve the number, we load, haul and sweep the area — all in a single visit.

What a Debris Job Costs

Prices effective November 1, 2026. Debris jobs price the same way as every other load — by truck volume — with heavy materials like concrete, brick and dirt carrying their own published ranges noted above.

Load Size	Price
1/8 load (most common job)	$150
1/4 load	$275
1/2 load	$395
3/4 load	$525
Full truck	$695
XL truck	$899

• Travel fee for outlying areas: $25, $75 or $99 depending on distance.
• Weight surcharge: +$100 on loads over 3 tons — the tier concrete, brick and dirt jobs most often hit.
• Heavy-material uplift on concrete, brick and dirt, applied over the standard load price for the same volume.
• Card payments: 3% processing fee. Cash, check, Zelle, Venmo and Cash App carry no fee.

Every fee we charge is on the pricing page before you book — nothing shows up for the first time on the invoice. Book same-day when we have a truck free and save 20%. Seniors save 10%, always.

What We Can’t Take

We’re straightforward about what doesn’t come with us. We don’t take paint, asbestos, or other hazardous chemicals — your municipality’s household hazardous waste program is the right place for those, and we’re glad to point you there.

• Tires — we take them, priced individually at $6 each through regulated disposal.
• Propane and oil tanks — cut, purged and sealed properly before removal.
• Appliances and electronics — routed for freon recovery and Montgomery County-compliant disposal.
• Paint, asbestos and hazardous chemicals — not accepted; we’ll point you to the correct disposal program.

Areas We Serve

We hauk — haul construction debris across Lansdale and the North Penn Valley, including Hatfield (19440), North Wales (19454), Montgomeryville (18936), Colmar (18915), Ambler (19002), Souderton (18964), Telford (18969), Blue Bell (19422), Harleysville (19438), Skippack (19474), Doylestown (18901), Willow Grove (19090), Norristown (19401), Quakertown (18951) and Plymouth Meeting (19462). Jobs further out — Bethlehem, Allentown and Reading — carry a published travel fee. Commercial construction debris work in Philadelphia is available under our city licensing, #211715/#36413.

Lansdale Premier Junk Removal · 5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does construction debris removal cost in Lansdale?

It’s priced by truck volume: a 1/8 load is our most common job at $150, up through a full truck at $695 and an XL truck at $899. Concrete, brick and dirt are priced separately and carry a heavy-material uplift, all published on the pricing page. The binding number is always the free written estimate we confirm on site.

Do you offer same-day debris pickup?

Yes, when we have a truck free — and it’s 20% off, not more. Message us any hour to check same-day availability; our AI assistant replies right away and can book it in.

Do you haul concrete, brick and dirt?

Yes — these are already priced and routinely hauled by our own crew, not subcontracted. Published ranges run $750–$900 for concrete, $450–$700 for brick, and $300–$725+ for dirt, with a heavy-material uplift and the +$100 over-3-ton surcharge disclosed up front where they apply.

Can contractors set up invoice terms?

Yes. Roughly a third of our work is commercial, billed on invoice terms to property managers, landlords and contractors rather than paid card-at-the-curb — the biggest friction point on recurring job-site debris removed.

Do I need to have the debris in one pile?

No. Our crew loads from wherever the debris sits on site and sweeps the area before leaving. Sweep-up is included on every job, not billed as an add-on.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes — Licensed & Insured, PA HIC #PA112494, a number you can verify yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search. A certificate of insurance is available on request.

What if the load is bigger than quoted?

The tier you approve in writing on site is the tier you pay. The only things that change the price are items added after we start, or a surcharge already listed on the pricing page.

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