Longship Junk Removal of Levittown does fence removal in Levittown, PA. We take down fences, gates and posts, load them, and haul every piece away. That covers fence takedown, tear-out and demolition on wood, chain link, vinyl and metal, and it is a different job from a cleanout.
We’ve worked across Lower Bucks for 15+ years as a local, owner-operated crew. You show us which fence is coming down, we look at it, and you get one upfront price before anything is touched.
Call (267) 609-9327 or send photos for a free quote. Seniors and veterans get 10% off.
Fence removal services in Levittown, PA
A fence job is a structure takedown. Panels, rails, posts and gates come down and leave, and we sweep the yard when we finish. Nobody calls a tidy backyard a junk pile, and we don’t treat it like one.
Find the situation below that matches yours. A job can be one section along the back lot line or every foot of fence on the property, and you decide which.
Wood privacy fence removal
Stockade, board-on-board and shadowbox panels, in cedar or pressure-treated pine, all come apart the same way. We cut the panels from the rails, pull or cut the posts, stack the boards and load them in one visit. Wood that has rotted at the base is heavy and splintery, and the nails stay in it. You don’t touch any of it.
Chain link fence removal
Chain link comes down in a set order: mesh released from the tie wires, then the top rail and tension wire, then the line posts and terminal posts. Galvanized steel is recyclable, so the metal goes to recyclers instead of the landfill. Rolled mesh is easy to haul and rough on bare hands, which is why we say leave it to a crew.
Vinyl fence removal
Vinyl (PVC) fence looks light, and that fools people. Full panels are bulky and awkward to carry through a gate, and the hollow posts and post sleeves may be set in concrete. Panels slide out of their routed rails. The posts take longer. We carry panels out rather than dragging them, so the lawn and plantings stay protected.
Wrought iron and aluminum fence removal
Ornamental aluminum and wrought iron sections are heavy, bolted or welded to their posts, and the posts often sit in concrete footings. A single section is a two-person carry. We move them out without scratching a patio or driveway, and the metal goes to scrap recycling rather than the landfill.
Picket fence removal
Low front-yard picket fences, in wood or vinyl, have short sections, small posts and decorative caps. Because everything is small and light, a picket job is often one of the quicker ones, and a few photos are usually enough for us to quote it. Homeowners tend to take these down ahead of a landscaping update.
Fence gate removal
Walk gates and drive gates both come out, with their hinges, latch hardware and gate posts. Our job is taking gates away. If you need one re-hung somewhere else, say so on the call and we’ll tell you straight whether that’s ours or a fence installer’s. “Move” can mean two different things, so tell us which one you want.
Partial fence removal: just one section or two fences
Say you have two fences along the back and two gates, and everything else stays. That’s a partial job, and it’s a common one. We cut a run at a post so the fence that remains stays stable, with a clean edge. Mark the runs that go and the ones that stay, or send photos with notes. The price follows the scope you showed us, as one upfront number.
Fence post and concrete footing removal
Posts set in dirt pull differently than posts set in concrete footings. Corner posts and gate posts are the ones most likely to be anchored hard. Tell us if you see a concrete collar at ground level. We look at it during the estimate, price it in up front, and say plainly whether backfill or lawn repair comes with the job.
Old, rotted or storm-damaged fence removal
Fences lean, rot at the post base, or get flattened by a fallen branch. Taking one down yourself means exposed nails, sharp wire and posts that can shift when you cut the rails, so it’s a poor DIY job. Fall is storm debris season in Lower Bucks, and a fence with a limb across it is a good reason to send us photos.
Fence removal before a replacement fence or yard project
A new fence, patio, deck, pool or landscaping bed starts with the old fence gone. Clearing the old run first gives the next contractor a clean line to work from. We remove the old fence; we don’t install the new one. Give us your project date when you call and we’ll talk timing.
Fence haul-away only
Already pulled the fence down yourself? We haul away the panels, rails, posts and wire. This is closest to our regular junk removal, so you pay for the truck space you fill, and the quote is the most you pay. We donate what’s usable and recycle the metal.
Fence removal with backyard cleanup
Pairing the takedown with brush, overgrowth, yard waste or an old shed or playset means one crew, one trip, one upfront price. Tell us anything else you want cleared while we’re there: a storm-downed limb, a rusted swing set, a tool shed past its life. We handle yard waste, brush, shed and playset removal.
Here is how the fence types compare at a glance.
| Fence type | What comes down | Handling note | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood privacy | Panels, rails, posts | Heavy when rotted; nails stay in the boards | Hauled away |
| Chain link | Mesh, top rail, tension wire, posts | Mesh is hard on bare hands | Metal recycled |
| Vinyl (PVC) | Panels, hollow posts, sleeves | Bulky; posts may be in concrete | Hauled away |
| Wrought iron / aluminum | Welded or bolted sections, posts | Heavy; footings are common | Scrap recycling |
| Picket | Short sections, small posts, caps | Quick to quote from photos | Hauled away |
| Gates | Gate, hinges, latch, gate posts | Removal only, not re-hanging | Hauled away; metal recycled |
Why homeowners call us for fence jobs
- 15+ years, local and owner-operated. We’re based in Levittown, not dispatched from a franchise office in Trevose or Warminster.
- One upfront price, locked before work starts. It’s the most you pay, with no fees added at the end.
- A quote built from a look at your actual fence, on site or from photos, so the scope is agreed by someone who has seen it.
- A uniformed, background-checked crew that carries everything out and leaves the yard broom-clean.
- Usable items are donated and the rest is recycled, with metal going to recyclers.
- 10% off for seniors and veterans, applied to the upfront quote.
Your garage, basement, or whole estate — cleared and swept clean in one visit, for one upfront price. The quote is the most you pay.
Call (267) 609-9327How a fence removal job works
- Tell us exactly what’s coming down. Call or send photos: which fences, which gates, which sections. We repeat the scope back to you so nothing gets misunderstood.
- We take a look. A free on-site estimate or a photo quote, whichever gets you an answer faster. A photo quote is quicker. An on-site look is more accurate when posts are in concrete.
- One upfront price. We confirm the scope and the price with you before any work starts.
- Pick a time. Choose what works around your schedule, and ask about same-day or next-day. We’ll tell you what’s open for your job.
- Takedown and load. The crew takes the fence down, pulls posts if they’re in the job, and loads everything.
- Haul-away and cleanup. Metal goes to recyclers, usable material is donated, and we finish with a broom-clean yard.
Get ready before we look at your fence
Where we take down fences
Our home base is Levittown, PA: Bristol Township, Falls Township, Middletown Township and Tullytown Borough, ZIPs 19054, 19055, 19056, 19057 and 19058. Levitt & Sons built this place in 52 to 58 as 41 named sections, in six house models: Levittowner, Rancher, Jubilee, Pennsylvanian, Colonial and Country Clubber. We know the lots, and a backyard fence is easier to quote when you know the layout behind it.
We also work in Fairless Hills, Tullytown, Bristol, Morrisville, Langhorne, Bensalem, Yardley, Newtown and other nearby Lower Bucks communities. Each has its own page, linked in the footer. We’re based right here in Levittown, not dispatched from Trevose.
Fence removal questions
Do you actually remove fences, or only junk?
Yes, we take down fences, gates and posts. It isn’t a trash pickup. A fence takedown is its own job scope, separate from a cleanout, so we quote what’s actually coming down and nothing else. Tell us which fences and gates, and we’ll repeat it back to you.
How much does fence removal cost in Levittown, PA?
It depends on the fence type and length, the number of gates and posts, concrete footings, and how easy the access is. We don’t guess a number over the phone. After we look at it or see photos, you get one upfront price, and that’s the most you pay.
Can you remove just two fences or two gates?
Yes. Partial jobs are common. You tell us which sections and gates go and which stay, and the quote covers only that. The 10% discount for seniors and veterans applies to the upfront quote.
What’s the difference between removing and moving a gate?
Removal means we take the gate away. Relocating or re-hanging it is a different job, and we’ll tell you honestly on the call whether it’s ours or a fence installer’s. Be specific when you call. “Move” can mean either one.
How soon can you give me an estimate?
Ask when you call. We can work from photos or come out and look, and we’ll tell you how soon. Our phone is answered 24/7: a person during business hours and an automated assistant after hours, which says so at the start of the call. It takes your details so someone can call you back. That’s phones, not crews.
What happens to the old fence?
Metal fencing goes to recyclers. We donate what’s usable and recycle the rest, and the remainder is disposed of properly. We don’t name charities or offer donation receipts. If you’re curious about something specific, like old pressure-treated lumber, ask us when we quote.
Do you serve my part of Levittown?
Yes, all of Levittown’s sections, plus Fairless Hills, Bristol, Tullytown and nearby Lower Bucks communities. Give us your ZIP or town on the quote form and we’ll confirm. The areas hub in the footer lists every town we cover.
We load the longship, your junk sails away. Fence jobs work the same way: you tell us what’s coming down, we look at it, and the price we quote is the most you pay.
Call (267) 609-9327 or use the quote form: name, phone, ZIP or town, which fence or gate, and an optional photo. Seniors and veterans get 10% off. Not sure it’s a fence job? Describe it, and we’ll tell you.