KINGFISHER COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Kingfisher, OK
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Kingfisher sits on US-81 north of Okarche, the middle of wheat and dairy country and the county seat that goes with it. Older housing in town, big farm ground outside it, and enough oilfield activity around to make heavy equipment an ordinary sight.
What We Handle Here
Farm and acreage work leads: barns, machine sheds and grain bins coming down, fence line and brush clearing, land clearing and pad prep, plus the scrap iron and old equipment that piles up behind a shop. In town it's estate cleanouts on long-held houses, garage clears and remodel debris. US-81 is a straight shot from here, so Kingfisher schedules easily — often the same week.
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Local rules & disposal in Kingfisher
What the city offers
Kingfisher has no free or scheduled bulk pickup. Regular trash goes out Wednesday, with carts at the curb by 6 a.m. Yard waste, furniture, appliances and anything else too big for the cart go to the city's Citizen Collection Station for a per-item fee, or the city will pick them up at the curb for a higher fee added to your utility bill. By the city code, a mattress is $10 dropped off or $15 curbside; a washer, dryer or stove is $10 or $20; a 55-gallon bag is $5 or $7. City Hall: (405) 375-3705.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
The station turns away tires, shingles and appliances with Freon, refuses loads big enough to block the bins, and doesn't serve contractors or rental owners — the city points them to City Hall for a list of disposal companies. Whole-house clean-outs, remodel debris and demolition loads are what we haul.
Permits
Tearing down any structure in Kingfisher takes a permit from the building official. The code fee is $30 plus a $4.50 state and city fee, and you can apply online — "Demolition" is one of the permit types. If debris will sit on the ground more than 7 days, the site needs a 6-foot sight-proof fence. Building inspections: (405) 375-3705 or inspection@kingfisher.org. Kingfisher's code bans most open burning; allowed burns need a fire department permit at least 3 days ahead, good for 30 days.
Hauling it yourself
The Citizen Collection Station is on the east side of U.S. 81, just past the Kingfisher Creek bridge. It's for city solid-waste customers, takes credit cards only, and has bins for trash, metal, lumber and recyclables — it isn't a landfill or transfer station. The city's posted hours come from an older sheet, so call City Hall before you go. Roll-off containers are available through OEMA, the city's contractor.
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
- Kingfisher home page
- Kingfisher departments
- Kingfisher collection station sheet (PDF)
- Kingfisher code fee schedule
- Kingfisher code, convenience center
- Kingfisher code, demolition permits
- Kingfisher forms, permits & applications
- Kingfisher online demolition permit
- Kingfisher code, open burning
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Kingfisher.
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