Dumpster rental in Trevose, PA

Trevose sits in two townships at once. Brownsville Road, the main road through it, is the dividing line: one side is Bensalem Township and the other is Lower Southampton Township. Route 1 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike both cut through, and the Trevose train station on the West Trenton Line is on the Bensalem side.

On a driveway, that rarely changes anything for you. On the street, it decides whose permit you need. Tell dispatch your street when you book and we will tell you which township it falls in before anything is scheduled.

The 19053 ZIP code covers Feasterville as well, and the two used to be counted together as Feasterville-Trevose. They are separate communities now, but the mail does not know that. If your address says Feasterville, you are most likely in Lower Southampton Township. If you are not sure, the township named on your property tax bill is the one that counts.

School districts follow the same split. The Lower Southampton side is in the Neshaminy School District and the Bensalem side is in Bensalem's own district, which is a quick way to tell which side a house is on if you already know where the kids go to school.

Most homes here sit on suburban lots with a single or double driveway, and a 15 yard drops in without trouble. Houses that front Brownsville Road or another busy road are the ones to mention when you book, because traffic changes where the truck can stop to set the box down.

The work is the usual suburban mix: kitchen and bathroom remodels, basement and garage cleanouts, flooring tear-outs, roof jobs and the cleanout that comes before a house goes on the market.