CLEVELAND COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Lexington, OK
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Lexington sits on the east bank of the Canadian River, across the bridge from Purcell and about forty-eight miles from us. It's a small Cleveland County town with two state correctional facilities on its edge, older housing in the middle, and farm and river-bottom ground around it.
What We Handle Here
Estate cleanouts and full-property clears on long-held houses, garage and outbuilding work, and small structure demo in town. Outside it's land clearing along the river bottom, brush and tree work, barns down, and mobile and manufactured home removal — there's a lot of that along this stretch. Nearly fifty miles out, so Lexington is a scheduled run, priced on the load.
📍 48 mi from the shop in Mustang
We're out this way regularly on the bigger jobs. Free quote, scheduled by the load — at this distance we won't promise same-day, and we'll tell you honestly on the phone whether your job makes sense.
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Local rules & disposal in Lexington
What the city offers
Lexington doesn't publish a bulk-item pickup. What it does run is free curbside brush and limb pickup in the third week of every month except November and December. Piles can't go out before the Saturday that starts pickup week, should be no bigger than 2 ft wide, 3 ft high and 6 ft long for normal trimmings — larger piles, up to 6 by 4 by 12 ft, are also picked up free — with limbs 3 inches thick or less and cut ends toward the street. Utility Billing can send a truck off-schedule for $15 a load, or $50 for an oversized one, and brush left at the curb longer than 7 days is hauled off at the owner's cost. City Hall is at (405) 527-6123.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
Brush is all the city publishes a pickup for. Demolition, concrete breaking and land clearing are the kind of work we do.
Permits
Lexington's code says removing a building takes a permit from the City Clerk first, applied for on the clerk's forms. The city doesn't post a separate demolition form or fee. City Hall is at 111 E. Broadway St., (405) 527-6123, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Burning garbage or trash inside city limits is against city code; the Fire Department is at (405) 527-6121.
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
- Lexington brush and limb code (Sec. 11-106)
- Lexington building permit code (Sec. 6-104)
- Lexington burning code (Sec. 11-109)
- Lexington utilities
- City of Lexington
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Lexington.
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