LOGAN COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Crescent, OK
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Crescent is a Logan County farm town on SH-74, straight north of us through Piedmont and Cashion — which makes it one of the easier runs on this list even though it feels rural. Wheat and cattle ground, oil-patch history, and the Cimarron River bottom just west of town.
What We Handle Here
Out here it's land and outbuildings more than household junk. Brush and tree clearing, fence line work, old barns, grain bins and metal sheds taken down and hauled off, and driveway rock on the long county-road entrances. In town it's garage clears, remodel debris and the occasional estate cleanout on an older house. Same-day and next-day both happen — we schedule it rather than promising a drop-in.
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Same-day or next-day, scheduled around the run rather than promised on the spot.
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Local rules & disposal in Crescent
What the city offers
Crescent's code mentions bulk pickup by the city's contracted trash hauler, and says bulk items can't sit at the curb more than seven days before the pickup date. The city doesn't post a schedule, a size limit or a list of what's taken. Brush set out for collection has to be bundled in pieces no longer than 3 feet and no heavier than 35 pounds. For pickup dates, call City Hall at (405) 310-8200.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
Crescent's code leaves tree trimmings, building waste, rocks and raw dirt out of what counts as trash, and anyone building or remodeling has to open a Public Works Authority account for a job-site container. Teardowns, concrete breaking and land clearing are the kind of work we do.
Permits
Crescent requires a separate building permit, from the City Clerk-Treasurer's office, to tear down a building. The city's Demolition Application — the posted form was last revised in January 2021, so confirm it's current — asks for three scaled sets of plans, a site plan, a deed with the county stamp, a gas company release, a DEQ release, a bond of at least $50,000 and general liability coverage of at least $100,000. DEQ approval only applies to multi-family, commercial and industrial teardowns, and the debris has to go to a permitted landfill or another site the city approves. The city's residential fee sheet, revised December 2022, lists $50 to demolish, raise or move a structure, with no charge if new construction starts within 30 days. City Hall is at 205 N. Grand, (405) 310-8200. Burning needs a City Hall permit approved by the fire chief, but another part of the code bans burning trash in town, so ask City Hall first.
Hauling it yourself
Crescent doesn't post a drop-off site or dump day. Logan County Commissioner Districts 2 and 3 hold a bulk-item dumpster event each April, with the District 3 site at 13600 W. County Road 71, Crescent. It takes furniture and appliances without Freon — not construction materials, household trash or chemicals. The county page doesn't say whether city residents can use it.
As of fall 2026, from the city's own pages. Dates, limits and fees change — check current details with the city before you plan around them.
Official city pages
- Crescent contact page
- Crescent forms & permits
- Crescent code §4-15, building permits
- Crescent code §12-34, bulk set-out
- Crescent code §16-54, containers and brush
- Crescent code §16-57, construction containers
- Crescent code §7-21, burning
- Logan County bulk item disposal
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Crescent.
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