CLEVELAND COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Noble, OK
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Noble sits just south of Norman on SH-77, small enough to still feel like its own town rather than the edge of a bigger one. Lots run larger here than in Norman proper, and the further out you get the more it turns into acreage with outbuildings on it.
What We Handle Here
A mix of both worlds: garage and shed clears and junk hauling in town, and brush clearing, old barn and outbuilding teardowns, and gravel driveway work on the properties outside it. Storm debris after a bad night is steady. Roughly a half-hour run from the shop.
📍 32 mi from the shop in Mustang
Same-day or next-day, scheduled around the run rather than promised on the spot.
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Local rules & disposal in Noble
What the city offers
Noble sets aside a week each spring for citywide bulky-waste pickup, and it held a summer cleanup week in July 2026. The city posts the dates on its news page and the water bill. At the July cleanup, homes with city trash service could set out up to 3 cubic yards on their regular cart day, all of it bundled, bagged or boxed, with appliances taken only at the gravel lot south of City Hall and the Freon removed and certified. Outside cleanup weeks, the city will make an extra pickup for an added charge if you give notice; call City Hall at (405) 872-9251.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
Noble's cleanups have turned away loose brush piles, trees, stumps, rock, dirt, concrete and any construction debris, plus tires, batteries, paint and chemicals. Stumps, concrete and remodel or demolition debris are what we haul.
Permits
Noble requires a demolition permit, but the form on the city's site dates from 2016, so confirm it's current with City Hall. It says no permit is issued until every utility — electric, gas, sewer, phone or internet, and water — has signed a release, and it asks for proof you notified the neighbors, proof of insurance and where the debris will be dumped. No demolition fee is posted. Permit forms go to City Hall, 304 S. Main St., (405) 872-9251, or t.kirby@cityofnoble.org. Burning trash is against city code; a controlled burn needs a written permit from the Fire Department, (405) 872-3030, and burning without one can bring a citation.
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
- Noble trash service
- Noble July 2026 summer cleanup
- Noble community development
- Noble demolition permit form (2016)
- Noble controlled burn information
- Noble code: burning
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Noble.
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