Dumpster rental in Morrisville, PA

The Borough of Morrisville covers about two square miles at the falls of the Delaware, directly across from Trenton. It split off from Falls Township in 1804, takes its name from Robert Morris, the financier of the Revolution, and has about 9,800 residents and its own school district.

The 19067 ZIP code is shared. Morrisville Borough, Yardley Borough and much of Lower Makefield Township all use it, and some Falls Township addresses carry Morrisville as the town name too. So a Morrisville address does not prove you are in the borough. Tell us your street and we will tell you which government handles your permit, if you need one.

The borough's older neighborhoods were laid out long before anyone parked a roll-off truck in them. Homes sit close together, driveways are short or shared, and on some blocks the street is the only option. Street placement on a borough street goes through the borough, so if you already know that is where the container has to go, tell us early and give yourself time for the paperwork.

Route 1 and the Trenton-Morrisville Toll Bridge run through the southeast corner of the borough, and Bridge Street carries the traffic to and from Trenton. Houses on or near those roads are worth a mention when you book, because traffic decides where the truck can safely stop.

The work here is a mix of rental turnovers, estate cleanouts in houses that have been in one family for decades, and renovations in older homes that come with plaster, lath and layered flooring.

Plaster is the one to size carefully. It is dense, and a 13 yard full of it can reach its 1.5 ton allowance before it looks full. For a plaster tear-out, the 15 or 20 yard with 2 tons included is often the cheaper box once overage is counted.