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.
Lansdale Premier Junk Removal has pulled down and hauled away fencing across Lansdale and the North Penn Valley since 2015, working out of our yard at 5 Green St, Lansdale, PA 19446. We tear out chain-link, wood and cedar privacy panels, vinyl (PVC) fencing, aluminum and wrought iron, and we dig out the concrete post footings and old post-holes that go with them. Call it fence removal, fence tear-out or fence demolition and haul-away — it’s the same job either way: pull the fence, dig the posts, load the truck, sweep the line clear.
Our published price for standard fence removal is $250–$300, confirmed in writing before we touch a single post. Call (267) 692-5528 for a free on-site estimate, or message us any hour and we’ll get you booked.
Types of Fence Removal We Handle in Lansdale
Every fence is different once you’re standing next to it — different material, different posts, different reason it’s coming down. Here’s how we price and handle each one.
Chain-Link Fence Removal
We pull the fabric, roll it, then take down top rails, tension bands and the steel line posts that are usually set in concrete. Galvanized chain-link is separated as scrap metal and hauled to the scrap yard instead of the landfill. If the posts are set deep, footing removal can add to the base $250–$300 range as a heavy-material cost — we write the full number down on site, at no charge, before anything comes out of the ground.
Wood & Privacy Fence Removal
Cedar, pine and pressure-treated privacy panels, picket fences, split-rail and stockade runs — we pull the pickets, pry the rails and dig the posts, then haul off rotted or termite-damaged lumber along with the rest. A wood fence with a lot of volume can push the job into a bigger load tier, so the amount of material affects the number. Either way, you approve a flat written price before we start pulling boards.
Vinyl (PVC) Fence Removal
Vinyl and PVC panels, posts and post caps come apart fast, even when the plastic has gone brittle or sun-faded over the years. Vinyl is bulky to carry but light to lift, so pricing on most vinyl jobs stays in the base range. We dismantle the sections, load them flat, and sweep the fence line so there’s no cracked plastic left behind.
Aluminum & Wrought Iron Fence Removal
Ornamental aluminum and wrought-iron or steel fencing — welded or bolted sections — gets cut down to manageable lengths for the truck. Metal from these jobs is separated and routed to scrap recycling rather than the landfill, the same as chain-link. Posts set in concrete get dug or broken out as part of the same visit, and the price is written down before any section is cut.
Concrete-Set Post & Footing Removal
Most fence posts in this area are set in a concrete footing, and pulling that concrete out is heavy material work, not simple hauling. Concrete jobs run $750–$900 on their own scale, so footing removal on a fence job can add to the base $250–$300 price rather than sit inside it. We confirm the full number, footings included, in writing on site — no guessing after we’ve already started digging.
Storm-Damaged & Fallen Fence Removal
Wind, a fallen tree branch or just age can leave a fence tangled, snapped or flattened across a yard overnight. We clear broken panels, bent posts and scattered debris fast, and if we have a truck free the same day, that job is 20% off — not marked up, which is how most companies price a rush call. Message our AI assistant any hour to get the callback started, even overnight or on a Saturday.
Backyard, Deck & Pool Fence Removal
Perimeter backyard fencing, deck railings and pool safety fencing — usually aluminum or vinyl — often sit behind a narrow gate or through a garage, which means hand-carrying panels rather than driving up to them. We’re set up for tight access. The ground is swept clear of stakes, screws and broken caps before we roll out, whether the fence came down for a pool project or a full yard cleanout.
Full-Perimeter & Farm Fence Removal
Larger properties around Skippack and Harleysville often carry a full perimeter run, rural post-and-wire fencing or long field fencing that’s simply outlived its posts. Jobs like this can fill a half or full truck load — $395 to $695 — on top of the fence removal base, priced by the actual volume once we’ve walked the property. Everything gets confirmed in writing before the crew starts pulling wire.
Commercial & Contractor Fence Removal
Property managers, landlords, realtors and contractors call us for rental turnovers, lot clearing ahead of new construction, and fence tear-outs tied to a larger renovation. We invoice this work — no card at the curb — and it’s roughly a third of what we do overall. Our PA HIC #PA112494 registration covers this kind of home-improvement demolition work, and it’s the same crew and the same written pricing as any residential job.
Why Lansdale Chooses Us for Fence Removal
- Licensed & Insured — PA HIC #PA112494, checkable yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search.
- Serving Lansdale since 2015 — eleven years pulling fences across the North Penn Valley.
- A published fence price, $250–$300, instead of “call for a quote.”
- Free written on-site estimate you approve before a single post comes out.
- Same-day pickup is 20% off when we have a truck free — not a rush fee.
- Chain-link, aluminum and wrought iron are recycled as scrap, not sent to the landfill.
How Fence Removal Works — Step by Step
- Look up the fence price on this page, or call or message us with the fence type and rough length.
- We come out, look at the fence, the posts and the access, and write the tier down at no charge.
- You approve the written price. If it’s a no, we pack up and leave — nothing owed.
- We pull the fence, dig out the posts, haul everything away and sweep the line clear, in one visit.
What Fence Removal Costs in Lansdale
The base range for standard fence removal is $250–$300. A few things move that number, and every one of them is published rather than sprung on you at the truck.
| Item | Cost impact |
|---|---|
| Standard fence removal (chain-link, wood, vinyl, aluminum) | $250–$300 |
| Concrete footing / post removal | Adds heavy-material cost above the base fence price |
| Long runs or high wood volume | Priced by load tier — half load $395, full truck $695 |
| Travel fee — outlying areas | $25 / $75 / $99 by distance |
| Credit card payment | 3% processing fee |
| Same-day booking | 20% off |
| Senior discount | 10% off, standing policy |
We accept cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or credit card — only the card carries the 3% fee, and it’s disclosed here, not at the doorstep. Payment happens after the work is done, never before. Prices are effective for 2026.
What Happens to Your Old Fence
Chain-link, aluminum and wrought-iron sections get separated on the truck and taken to the scrap yard instead of the landfill. Usable wood is diverted where it makes sense, and whatever’s left — rotted lumber, cracked vinyl, broken concrete — is disposed of to code under Montgomery County rules. It’s not a slogan; it’s how the load gets sorted before it ever reaches a dumpster.
Areas We Serve
We’re based at 5 Green St in Lansdale and run fence removal jobs across the North Penn Valley, including Hatfield, North Wales, Montgomeryville, Colmar, Ambler, Souderton, Telford, Blue Bell, Harleysville, Skippack, Doylestown, Willow Grove, Norristown, Quakertown and Plymouth Meeting. Outlying areas like Allentown, Bethlehem and Reading are served with a stated travel fee rather than a surprise one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does fence removal cost in Lansdale?
Standard fence removal runs $250–$300. Concrete footing removal, long runs and travel fees can add to that, and all of it is published above — the free on-site estimate confirms your exact number in writing.
Do you remove the concrete posts and footings too?
Yes. We dig out or break up concrete footings as part of the job. Because concrete is heavy material, it can add to the base fence price, and the crew writes the full number down on site before anything is loaded.
Can you remove my fence the same day?
Yes, when we have a truck free — and same-day is 20% off, not a premium. Message our AI assistant any hour to get booked, or call during business hours to talk it through directly.
What types of fence do you take?
Chain-link, wood and cedar privacy fencing, vinyl (PVC), aluminum, wrought iron, farm and field fencing, and pool safety fencing. Metal sections are separated and recycled as scrap.
Are you licensed and insured for fence demolition?
Yes — Licensed & Insured, PA HIC #PA112494, which covers home-improvement demolition work like fence and post removal. You can verify the registration yourself at the PA Attorney General’s contractor search.
Do I have to be home for the estimate?
Someone needs to walk the fence line with us or be reachable to approve the price, but the estimate itself is free and there’s no obligation. If the written number isn’t right for you, we pack up and leave — you owe nothing.
How do I pay, and when?
Cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or credit card — six ways, with only the card carrying a 3% fee. Payment happens after the fence is down and hauled, never before. Commercial and contractor accounts are invoiced.
Old fence coming down? We’ll pull it, dig out the posts, haul it away and sweep the line clear — in one visit, at a price you approved in writing. Call (267) 692-5528 for your free on-site estimate, or send us the fence type and length to get your flat price. Our AI assistant answers any hour, including Saturdays; during business hours (Mon–Thu 8 AM–8 PM, Fri 8 AM–5 PM, Sun 9 AM–5 PM, closed Saturday) you’re talking directly with the owner.