Dumpster rental in Fairless Hills, PA

The neighborhood started in 1951, when the Danherst Corporation began putting up prefabricated houses made by Gunnison Magichomes, a U.S. Steel subsidiary. U.S. Steel financed the development, and it took its name from Benjamin Fairless, the company's president, whose name was also on the Fairless Works mill down by the river. About 9,000 people live here now.

Fairless Hills is not a borough. It is part of Falls Township, so any container that has to sit on the street goes through the Falls Township office. Falls also covers parts of Levittown, so if you have dealt with the township on a Levittown project, it is the same desk. For a driveway, we check the township's current rules against your address when you book.

The original prefab houses were built from a small number of standard plans and sized for 1950s families. Most have been added onto, re-sided, re-roofed or gutted inside at least once since, and plenty are on their second or third full renovation.

Yards are an asset here. Many are a good size and many are fenced, and most driveways take a 15 yard without any juggling. If a fence, gate or carport narrows the way in, measure the opening before delivery day and tell us, because the truck needs more room than a car to back in and set the box.

A whole-house update turns out old wall panels and plaster, flooring, cabinets, windows and doors. It is bulky more than it is heavy. A 20 yard handles a full interior gut on most of these houses, and a single room, a roof or a garage and shed cleanout usually fits a 13 or 15.

Fairless Hills borders Levittown and is a few minutes from our base, which helps when you need a container the same day.