Red Barn Junk Removal of Quakertown is a full-service junk removal, cleanout, heavy-material hauling, and light-demolition company based at 127 S 5th St in Quakertown, on the road across Upper Bucks County daily. With 10+ years in business and 1,000+ completed jobs, our crews run 2–3 trucks a day clearing furniture, appliances, concrete, brick, dirt, pianos, heating-oil tanks, scrap metal, and full barns and outbuildings.
If you’ve ever called a hauling outfit wondering whether they’d buy your stuff, here’s the plain answer: we don’t buy items — we charge a fee to remove and haul them away. You point at what needs to go, our crew does the lifting, and you get a firm price agreed at your property before anything is loaded. Call (215) 607-8804 for a free, no-obligation on-site estimate — phones answered 24/7, and there’s no travel fee within 15 miles of Quakertown.
What We Remove Across Quakertown & Upper Bucks
Junk removal means something different to everyone who calls. Some people need one couch gone; others need a barn loft, a basement, or an entire farmhouse cleared in a single visit. Here’s what actually goes on the truck — beyond what curbside trash removal Quakertown crews are allowed to take.
Furniture Removal — Couches, Sofas, Tables, Mattresses & Box Springs
Our furniture removal service carries out couches, sectionals, tables, dressers, mattresses, and box springs from any floor — you never move a thing to the curb yourself. We’re set up for the narrow staircases and rear alley access common in Quakertown’s borough row homes. You point; we carry it out.
Appliance Removal — Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Freezers & Stoves
We remove washers, dryers, refrigerators, chest freezers, ranges, and dishwashers. Freon and refrigerant-bearing units require professional handling under EPA regulations, and our crew handles that correctly every time. Metal appliance bodies go to scrap recyclers afterward — that’s disposal, not a buyback offer.
Mattress & Box-Spring Disposal
Mattresses and box springs are bulky, awkward for one person, and restricted from some waste streams. We haul them out of bedrooms, cellars, and upper floors and dispose of them properly. Like everything else, they’re priced by the truck space they take up.
E-Waste & Electronics Removal — TVs, Monitors, Computers
Since 2013, Pennsylvania’s Covered Device Recycling Act (Act 108 of 2010) has barred trash haulers from accepting TVs, computers, and monitors at the curb. We take these items and route them to certified electronics recycling — a real gap curbside pickup can’t fill.
Garage, Basement, Attic & Shed Cleanouts
Whole-space cleanouts where you don’t have to sort first. We’re used to the stone cellar stairs and low-ceiling attic crawl spaces found in Upper Bucks farmhouses. We clear the space, sweep up, and you get a firm price before we load a single item.
Concrete, Brick & Construction Debris Removal
Most haulers won’t touch this — we do. Concrete slabs, brick, block, and general construction debris come off your property in one visit. Think of us as the dumpster rental alternative: a dumpster still charges by the week and leaves you loading it; we load it and haul it the same day. A heavy-material surcharge applies here, and it’s stated up front.
Dirt & Soil Removal / Excavation Hauling
Excavated dirt, soil, and spoil from a pool, patio, or landscaping project gets hauled away by the load. Landfills charge by weight on this material, so the same heavy-material surcharge applies — never sprung on you once the truck’s in the driveway.
Piano Removal — Upright & Grand Pianos
Uprights and grand pianos come down stairs, out of cellars, and through tight borough turns without damage to the instrument or your walls. Weight distribution and stair navigation are the real challenges here, and the firm price is agreed before we lift anything. Almost no competitor in this market advertises piano removal at all.
Heating-Oil Tank, Boiler & Radiator Removal
Oil-heated stone farmhouses across Upper Bucks still run on heating-oil tanks, boilers, and cast-iron radiators from decades past. We remove them, and the metal goes to scrap recyclers. Note: we do not haul the liquid oil itself — transfer stations refuse it, so the tank has to be emptied first.
Scrap Metal & Appliance Metal Removal
Radiators, old farm equipment, fencing, and appliance metal all carry some scrap value — which brings up the same point from every confused first-time caller: even material with resale worth doesn’t turn this into a buyback. We charge a fee to remove it; the scrap value offsets our cost, it doesn’t become a payment to you.
Granite & Marble Slab Removal
Eight-foot granite and marble slabs and countertops are heavy, awkward, and refused by most junk-removal outfits outright. We bring the crew and equipment to haul them out of kitchens and workshops without cracking a slab or scratching a floor on the way.
Light Demolition — Sheds, Decks & Interior Tear-Outs
We tear out and haul the debris on the same visit — sheds, decks, and non-structural interior work. This stays strictly non-structural: no load-bearing work, no live utilities, no untested pre-1980 material. It’s quoted per job, not by truck space, and it means one vendor instead of two.
Barn & Outbuilding Cleanouts
The job most competitors won’t quote. Bank barns, hay lofts, corn cribs, spring houses, and equipment sheds across Richland, Milford, Haycock, and Springfield Townships often hold decades of accumulation — old machinery, tractor tires, scrap metal. We handle ladder-only loft access and haul the whole load out in one pass.
Full House, Estate & Hoarding Cleanouts
Whole-property jobs — estate cleanout services, hoarding cleanouts, foreclosures, evictions, and rental turnovers. With 2–3 trucks running, we’ve quoted 8–9 full loads on a single property. A nine-load property is a schedule for us, not a job we turn away.
Do You Buy Junk, or Charge to Remove It?
This is the single most common point of confusion on the phone, and it deserves a straight answer: no, we don’t buy junk. We charge a fee to remove it. Whether it’s an old couch, a stack of scrap metal, or a motorcycle sitting in the yard, the model runs the same direction every time — you pay us to haul it away, not the other way around.
Here’s the reasoning, plainly. Removing anything costs labor, fuel, truck space, and a disposal or transfer-station fee on the back end. Some materials — scrap metal, certain appliances — do carry resale or recycling value, and that value helps offset what we charge for the job. It does not turn into a check written to you. If you’re looking to sell an item outright, a pawn shop, private buyer, or scrap yard is the right call; if you want it gone with no listing, no negotiating, and no waiting on a buyer, that’s exactly what we do.
On vehicles and motorcycles specifically: our model is removal, not purchase, the same as everything else on this page. If you have a motorcycle, camper, or similar item you need gone, call ahead so we can confirm it’s something our crew and truck can take on your specific job.
Upfront Pricing — Priced by Truck Space, Firm Before We Load
We price by the amount of truck space your junk actually fills, not by guesswork. You get a range from photos or a phone description, and the crew confirms the exact volume on arrival — then you approve a firm price before anything is loaded. Nothing gets added after that.
| Load Size | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1/8 to 3/4 Load | Priced by volume | Confirmed on site before loading begins |
| Full Load | $695 | Standard single-room, garage, or basement cleanout |
| Extra-Large / Big Truck | ~$899 | Whole-house, barn, or multi-room jobs |
| Heavy Material Surcharge | +$100–150 per load | Concrete, brick, dirt, excavated soil — landfills charge us by weight |
| Travel Fee (beyond 15 miles) | $75–99 | Reading, Berks County, Central Bucks — quoted on the call |
There’s no travel fee at all within 15 miles of our Quakertown address. Ask about senior pricing when you call — it’s applied case by case, not built into the numbers above.
Priced by truck space — a full load is $695, and heavy material and travel zones are published before you book. You get a firm price agreed at your property before we load a thing, and nothing is added after that.
Call (215) 607-8804Why Red Barn Junk Removal of Quakertown
- PA Contractor #PA112494 — a checkable state registration number almost no local competitor publishes.
- Based in Quakertown at 127 S 5th St — not dispatched from Hatfield (~13 mi) or Warminster (~20 mi) like the franchise names.
- We take what most haulers refuse — concrete, dirt, pianos, oil tanks, scrap metal, granite slabs.
- 2–3 trucks running daily, with a record of 8–9 loads quoted on a single property.
- 10+ years in business, 1,000+ completed jobs.
- Free, no-obligation on-site estimate, phones answered 24/7.
How It Works — From Your Call to a Swept-Clean Space
- Reach out by phone or send photos of what needs to go — we give you a price range up front, never a single guessed number.
- We flag any heavy-material surcharge during that first conversation, so there’s no surprise once the crew arrives.
- We book a free on-site estimate. A card holds your slot, but it’s not charged until the job is actually done.
- The crew arrives within a stated window, confirms the volume, and presents a firm price you approve before anything is loaded.
- We do all the lifting, load the truck, sweep the space clean, and take before-and-after photos.
- You pay on completion — card link, Venmo, or CashApp, right from your phone.
Service Area — Quakertown & Upper Bucks County
We’re based at 127 S 5th St, Quakertown, PA 18951, and on the road across Upper Bucks daily via the PA-309 and I-476 corridor. Beyond Quakertown itself, we regularly serve Richlandtown, Trumbauersville, Milford Square, Sellersville, Perkasie, Coopersburg, Springtown, Souderton, Emmaus, and the surrounding Upper Bucks, Lehigh, and Montgomery County communities. There’s no travel fee within 15 miles of our Quakertown address; beyond that, a modest travel fee is quoted on the call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you buy junk, or do you charge to remove it?
We don’t buy items — we’re a removal service that charges a fee to haul things away. Some materials with scrap value help offset our cost, but that doesn’t become a payment to you. You get a firm price for the removal, agreed at your property before we load.
Do you remove motorcycles or vehicles?
Our model is removal, not purchase — the same as everything else we haul. If you have a motorcycle or similar vehicle, call ahead so we can confirm it’s something our crew and truck can take on your specific job.
How much does junk removal cost in Quakertown?
We price by truck space — a full load runs $695, extra-large jobs run about $899, and smaller loads cost less. Heavy material like concrete, brick, or dirt adds $100–150 per load. You get a range from photos and a firm price confirmed on arrival, with nothing added after.
Do you take concrete, dirt, pianos, or heating-oil tanks?
Yes — this is exactly what sets us apart, since most haulers refuse heavy and awkward material. We take concrete, brick, dirt, granite and marble slabs, upright and grand pianos, and heating-oil tanks, boilers, and radiators. The heavy-material surcharge applies and is stated up front, never in the driveway.
Is there a travel fee to reach me?
No travel fee applies within 15 miles of Quakertown — that covers essentially all of Upper Bucks. Beyond that, in places like Reading, Berks County, or Central Bucks, a $75–99 travel fee applies and is quoted on the call.
Do I have to move anything to the curb myself?
No. You point at what needs to go, and our crew carries it out — from the loft, the cellar, the attic, or the back field. We use floor and doorway protection on interior jobs and leave the space broom-clean.
What won’t you take?
A short list of items we can’t legally or safely haul:
- Asbestos and any asbestos-containing material
- Paint, solvents, chemicals, and pesticides
- Motor oil and cooking oil — transfer stations refuse liquid oils
- Propane tanks and other flammables
- Medical or biohazard waste
Paint, chemicals, and household hazardous waste can go to a Bucks County HHW collection event instead.
Point at it. Consider it gone. Call (215) 607-8804 for your free on-site estimate — phones answered 24/7, no travel fee within 15 miles of Quakertown, and a firm price agreed before we load, nothing added after. Red Barn Junk Removal of Quakertown — PA Contractor #PA112494.
