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 handles yard cleanups as part of our junk removal and demolition work — not as a separate landscaping service. We’ve cleared brush piles, storm debris, old fencing and overgrown lots across the North Penn Valley since 2015. If you searched “yard cleanup services near me,” you’re probably not sure whether that means calling a landscaper, a lawn crew, or a hauling company — and that confusion is more common than you’d think. Here’s who actually does what, and what each type of yard cleanup job costs.
Yard Cleanup Services: Who Actually Does the Work
“Yard cleanup” gets used for at least four different kinds of work. Some providers mow and trim on a schedule. Some plant and prune. Some load and haul what’s left behind — brush, branches, old fence panels, dirt, broken concrete. Knowing which one you need before you call saves everyone a wasted trip.
Lawn Care & Mowing Services
Lawn care companies handle recurring mowing, edging, string-trimming and seasonal fertilization. They keep grass short and beds tidy on a weekly or biweekly schedule. What they typically don’t do is haul away a brush pile, tear out a fence, or clear a lot that’s gotten away from you. Clippings get bagged; bulk debris usually stays put.
Landscapers & Gardeners
Landscapers and gardeners design, plant, prune and mulch. They shape shrubs, install garden beds, and handle the horticultural side of a yard. Some will bag pruning debris; most charge extra for haul-away or leave cut branches curbside. This is design and plant-care work, not bulk debris removal.
Junk Removal & Debris-Hauling Companies
A junk removal company loads and hauls what a lawn crew or landscaper leaves behind: brush piles, storm debris, old fence sections, deck lumber, yard waste, dirt. We price this work by how much truck space it fills — the same way we price a garage or basement cleanout — not by lawn square footage.
Full-Property & Overgrown-Lot Clearing
When a yard has been neglected for a season or a storm has come through, the job crosses into clearing and light demolition — pulling out an old shed, tearing down a failing fence, breaking up a concrete pad. That’s demolition-adjacent work, which is why we operate as a junk removal and demolition company, not a landscaping service.
Seasonal Leaf & Yard Waste Removal
Fall and spring cleanups generate more leaves and clippings than a curbside green-waste bin can hold, especially on a large lot. Municipal pickup programs cap what they’ll take and when. When the pile is bigger than the bin allows, our yard waste removal lansdale pa service hauls it by the load instead of waiting on a collection schedule.
Brush, Branch & Storm-Debris Removal
Fallen limbs after a storm, or a brush pile built up over a few seasons of overgrowth, are usually too large for curbside service. We haul this by load volume — yard and brush cleanup runs $350 to $1,500 depending on how much there is and how much labor it takes to load it.
Overgrown Yard & Weed Clearing
An unmaintained yard often needs more than a mower — weeds cut back, years of accumulated debris cleared, fence lines and garden beds exposed again. This is labor-heavy work priced by the job, closer to a cleanout than a mowing visit, since most of the cost is in clearing and hauling, not cutting grass.
Old Fence Removal
Tearing out a wood, chain-link or vinyl fence and hauling away the panels and posts runs $250 to $300 in our price book. Our fence removal lansdale pa service includes pulling the posts, not just the visible panels — a detail that matters if you’re planning to replace the fence on the same line.
Deck, Shed & Outbuilding Debris
Torn-down deck boards, an old shed that’s finally coming out, or a collapsed outbuilding sit right at the line between yard cleanup and demolition. We handle both — the same crew that clears a yard can pull down a small structure and haul the lumber and debris away in one visit.
Dirt, Soil & Landscape Material Removal
Excess dirt, old sod, and landscaping fill left over from a grading or planting project are heavier than most people expect. Our dirt removal runs $300 to $725 or more depending on volume, and heavy material carries a load-price uplift over standard yard debris.
Concrete, Brick & Paver Removal
Old walkways, cracked patios, broken pavers and garden edging are hardscape demolition, not a landscaping task. This is priced with a heavy-material surcharge, the same rule covered on our concrete brick dirt removal lansdale pa page — concrete and brick weigh far more per cubic foot than brush or leaves.
Large-Load & Dumpster-Based Cleanups
For a full yard overhaul — clearing a lot, tearing out a fence and a shed in the same project — a rented container can beat repeated truck trips. Our dumpster rental lansdale pa options run 20, 30 and 40 yards at $500, $750 and $1,000, so debris goes in on your schedule instead of ours.
| Provider Type | What They Do | Do They Haul Debris? | How It’s Priced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lawn care / mowing service | Recurring mowing, edging, trimming | No — bags clippings only | Per visit or seasonal contract |
| Landscaper / gardener | Planting, pruning, mulching, design | Rarely — often curbside only | Per project or per hour |
| Junk removal & demolition company | Brush, fencing, dirt, concrete, shed debris | Yes — full haul-away | By truck-load volume |
| Dumpster rental | Container for self-loading debris | You load it; we haul it away | Flat rate by container size |
Why Lansdale Premier Junk Removal for Yard Cleanup
We’re a junk removal and demolition company, not a mowing service — which is exactly the gap most yard cleanup searches run into.
- Licensed & Insured — PA HIC #PA112494, displayed on every estimate and invoice.
- Full price list published before you call — yard and brush cleanup $350–$1,500, fence removal $250–$300, dirt removal $300–$725+.
- Book the same day and save 20% instead of paying a premium for it.
- Seniors get 10% off, always, no code needed.
- During business hours, the owner answers the phone directly — not a call center.
- Scrap metal, fencing hardware and recyclables are sorted out before anything goes to the landfill.
How a Yard Cleanup Job Works With Us
Same process whether it’s a brush pile or a full lot clearing:
- Call or message us and describe the yard — brush pile, fence, dirt, or a full lot clearing.
- We come out, look at the actual debris, and write down a flat price before anything gets loaded.
- You approve the price in writing. If it’s a no, we leave and you owe nothing.
- We load, sort scrap metal and recyclables, and haul the rest — landfill last.
- You’re left with a cleared yard and a receipt, same visit.
A few things speed up the job before we arrive:
- Pile loose brush and branches in one accessible spot near the driveway.
- Flag anything that stays — a fence section you’re keeping, a garden bed to avoid.
- Clear driveway or gate access wide enough for a full-size truck.
- Set aside anything donatable separately so it doesn’t get loaded with debris.
Yard Cleanup Across Lansdale and the North Penn Valley
We handle yard cleanup, brush and debris hauling, fence removal, dirt removal and dumpster rental across Lansdale and the surrounding North Penn Valley. During business hours, call the owner directly at (267) 692-5528 for a free written on-site estimate — no charge, no obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is yard cleanup the same as landscaping?
No. Landscaping covers design, planting and pruning. Yard cleanup as a haul-away service focuses on removing brush, fencing, dirt and debris that a landscaper doesn’t take with them. Some jobs need both — a landscaper to redesign the space, and a hauler to clear it first.
Do junk removal companies do yard cleanup?
Yes. A junk removal and demolition company can handle yard cleanups directly — brush, branches, storm debris, old fencing, dirt and concrete. It’s the same crew and the same truck-volume pricing used for a garage or basement cleanout, applied to the yard instead.
How much does yard cleanup cost?
Pricing runs on debris volume and labor, not lawn size. Our published ranges: yard and brush cleanup $350–$1,500, fence removal $250–$300, dirt removal $300–$725+. Heavy materials like concrete and brick cost more per load. The binding number is always the free written on-site estimate, and every surcharge — travel, weight over 3 tons, 3% on card payments — is published up front.
Should I rent a dumpster or hire a full-service cleanup crew?
A dumpster works if you’re doing the loading yourself over several days — you pay a flat rate for the container and fill it on your schedule. A full-service crew works if you want it loaded and hauled in one visit. Bigger, multi-day overhauls often use both.
What happens to yard waste after it’s hauled away?
We sort before we dump. Scrap metal — old fence hardware, for example — goes to a scrap yard instead of a landfill. Recyclable material is routed separately where possible. What’s left after sorting is what actually goes to the landfill.
Do I need to be home for a yard cleanup estimate?
Someone needs to be there to walk the crew through what’s staying and what’s going, and to review and approve the written price before anything is loaded. Call ahead to set up a time that works.
Get a free written estimate for your yard cleanup — call Lansdale Premier Junk Removal at (267) 692-5528, or send us a photo of the pile and we’ll quote it before we show up.