Dumpster rental in Tullytown, PA

Tullytown split off from Falls Township and became its own borough in 1891. It covers about two square miles along the Delaware, with fewer than 2,000 residents. The borough also holds part of Levittown, including parts of the Stonybrook, Kenwood and Pinewood sections, and the Levittown Town Center, which stands on the site of the old Levittown Shopping Center.

So a Levittown mailing address does not settle it. If your section is one that crosses into Tullytown, the borough is your government for anything that goes on the street. Tell dispatch your section and street and we will tell you who that is before delivery.

Tullytown was a river village long before the Levitt houses arrived in the 1950s. Homes on the borough's older streets can sit closer to the road, with less room to stage a container away from the street. The Levittown sections inside the borough follow the same pattern as the rest of Levittown: short driveways, carports and garages that turned into family rooms decades ago.

On a short Levitt drive the 13 yard is the safest fit. On the older streets, look at where the truck can stop. A roll-off needs room to tilt its bed and slide the box off, plus clear air overhead, so mention any low wires or branches over the drop spot when you book.

Tullytown's houses range from the borough's older homes to Levitt houses that have been added onto for seventy years, so the work looks familiar: kitchens and bathrooms being redone, long-held houses being emptied for a sale, carports being closed in, and sheds and attics that finally get cleared.

Like the rest of lower Bucks, the borough sits low by the river and has seen flash flooding in heavy storms. If water got into a basement or a first floor, size the container for weight, not volume, because wet material is far heavier than it looks.