Levittown, PA · where the truck goes
Twenty-one towns across Bucks County and one across the river in New Jersey. Every one of them is listed below with its township, its ZIP code and how far it actually sits from Levittown — so you can tell in about ten seconds whether we come to you.
We work out of Levittown and run a roughly 20-mile circle around it. That number isn’t a slogan — it’s just the edge of the list below. Warrington, at 17.9 miles out, is the furthest town we name.
Most of our work happens a lot closer than that. More than half these towns are inside seven miles of Levittown, and four of them — Fallsington, Tullytown, Fairless Hills and Levittown itself — are close enough that the truck is essentially already there.
The further out you go, the more the day’s schedule matters. That doesn’t mean we won’t come; it means the answer to “can you do it today?” depends on where the truck already is. Call and we’ll tell you what’s actually open, rather than booking you a slot we can’t keep.
Type a town name, a township or a ZIP code. Distances are straight-line miles from the centre of Levittown — a way to see how close you are, not a drive time.
Home ground. These four sit on top of each other — Fallsington and Fairless Hills are both Falls Township, and Tullytown Borough actually holds pieces of three Levittown sections.
41 named sections across four municipalities. Tell us your street and the first letter tells us your section.
All 41 sections →A historic village centre with narrow lanes — we size the approach to the street rather than blocking it.
Fallsington junk removal →The only borough inside Levittown’s footprint. Parts of Kenwood, Lakeside and Pinewood sit on this side of the line.
Tullytown junk removal →Built in the same post-war stretch as Levittown, so the houses and the driveways come in the same sizes we already know.
Fairless Hills junk removal →Everything strung along the Delaware, from Croydon up to Washington Crossing — plus Trenton, the one town on this list that isn’t in Pennsylvania.
Borough and township share a name and a ZIP. Row homes in the borough mean no driveway, so it’s a hand-carry to the truck.
Bristol junk removal →Directly across the river from Trenton. Older borough blocks, so street parking is usually the constraint, not the load.
Morrisville junk removal →Bristol Township’s river end, on the SEPTA Trenton line. Same township as much of Levittown, different ZIP.
Croydon junk removal →Shares 19067 with Morrisville. The canal-side streets are tight — worth telling us on the call so we plan the approach.
Yardley junk removal →The only New Jersey town we list. Closer to us than half of Bucks County is — it’s just on the other side of the bridge.
Trenton junk removal →Upper Makefield, up the river road. Long private drives out here, which usually makes the load easier, not harder.
Washington Crossing junk removal →Three small boroughs that all share ZIP 19047, plus the two larger municipalities either side of them.
One of the smallest boroughs in Bucks County — under a square mile end to end.
Hulmeville junk removal →A borough ringed by Middletown Township. Same ZIP as Langhorne, which is why we ask for the street, not the ZIP.
Penndel junk removal →“Langhorne” covers the borough and a wide stretch of Middletown Township that shares its mailing address.
Langhorne junk removal →The most populous municipality in Bucks County, running right down to the Philadelphia line.
Bensalem junk removal →Historic borough centre with tight parking, wrapped by a much newer township. Two very different kinds of job.
Newtown junk removal →Four communities across three townships whose names and ZIPs overlap constantly. Holland and Southampton share 18966 while sitting in different townships — give us the street and we’ll sort it out.
Two village names, one township, one ZIP. Most people here say one or the other — either works when you call.
Feasterville-Trevose junk removal →Northampton Township, but sharing ZIP 18966 with Southampton in a different township entirely.
Holland junk removal →Northampton Township’s other village centre, with its own ZIP. Larger lots, so more of the job is the carry-out.
Richboro junk removal →Upper Southampton — not to be confused with Lower Southampton next door, which is Feasterville-Trevose.
Southampton junk removal →The two furthest towns we name. We go, but the day matters more out here — worth calling before you plan around it.
It might be spelled differently, or it might genuinely be outside the twenty-one towns above. Either way the fastest answer is a thirty-second phone call.
Call (267) 609-9327Levittown was never incorporated, so it has no borders of its own. It’s 41 named sections spread across Bristol Township, Falls Township, Middletown Township and Tullytown Borough, covering ZIP codes 19054 through 19058. Your neighbour two streets over can be in a different township, a different school district and on a different bulk-trash schedule than you are.
Which is why we don’t ask you for a township. We ask for your street — because every street inside a section starts with that section’s first letter, and after fifteen years that’s all we need to know where you are and how long it takes to get there.
See all 41 Levittown sections →Every municipality on this page runs its own rules for large-item and bulk trash: what counts, how much of it, which week, and whether it goes out at all.
We are not any of those programs. Longship is a private crew you hire directly, and that changes three things.
We come when you book, not when the calendar says. You don’t wait for a quarterly window or a designated week.
You don’t drag anything to the curb. Township programs generally need the item out front and ready. We carry it out of the basement, the attic, the shed or the third floor ourselves — that’s the part you’re actually paying for.
The list of what we’ll take is longer. But it isn’t infinite: we don’t take hazardous waste, paint, chemicals, asbestos or anything that needs a licensed waste handler. If you’re not sure which side of the line your item falls on, ask on the phone before we’re booked, not after. And for anything your township does cover on its normal schedule, check with them first — you may not need us at all.
The service area doesn’t change what we do. Whichever of the twenty-one towns you’re in, the whole list is available:
Two of these pages are written for a specific area rather than for Levittown: bulk trash pickup in Bristol Township and mattress disposal across Bucks County.
About twenty miles. The twenty-one towns listed on this page are what that covers, and Warrington — 17.9 miles out — is the furthest one we name. The circle isn’t a marketing figure; it’s simply where the list ends.
Call and ask. If you’re just past the edge, the honest answer usually depends on the size of the job and where the truck already is that day. We’d rather tell you no on the phone than book you and cancel.
You get one price before we start, and that price is the most you pay — that’s the whole promise. Whatever goes into the number is settled before you agree to anything, so nothing gets added at the end because of where you live.
Often, and more often the closer you are to Levittown. It depends on what’s already booked and where the truck is. The phone is answered around the clock — a person during the day, an automated assistant after hours that tells you it’s automated — but that’s the phone being answered around the clock, not the crew working around the clock. For an actual same-day answer, call during the day.
Not for you. Township lines matter for municipal trash programs, not for us — we’re a private crew and we come to the address you give us. It’s exactly why we ask for the street rather than the township.
Trenton, yes — it’s 6.3 miles from us, closer than a good half of Bucks County. Beyond Trenton, ask.
Seniors and veterans get 10% off, in every town on this page. Mention it when you call so it’s in the quote from the start rather than added on afterwards.
Tell us the street and roughly what needs to go. You’ll get one upfront price — and that price is the most you pay, not a dollar more.
Phone answered 24/7 — a person by day, an automated assistant after hours that identifies itself as automated. Uniformed, background-checked crew. 10% off for seniors and veterans.