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OKLAHOMA COUNTY

Demolition & Junk Removal in Oklahoma City, OK

Fast, fully insured service for Oklahoma City and the surrounding Oklahoma County.

Oklahoma City is not one market, it's a dozen. The core neighborhoods off I-44 and the south side around Capitol Hill are full of post-war houses on small lots with detached garages and alleys behind them. Head northwest past Lake Hefner and out along the Kilpatrick and it flips to new construction on graded red dirt. Downtown, Midtown and the Plaza District add commercial and rental turnover on top.

What We Handle Here

In the older parts of town it's estate cleanouts, basement and garage clears, and detached garages and sheds that are past saving. In the growth corridors northwest and far southwest it's construction debris, site prep, and grading. Everywhere in between it's rental turnovers for landlords, office and retail cleanouts, and full property clears for investors flipping a house. We work all of it, and we work nights and weekends when a business can't shut down during the day.

Demolition in Oklahoma City: what comes down here and the city rules to know →

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Snow & ice removal in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is a dozen markets in one, and a storm hits all of them at once. Downtown, Midtown and the Plaza District are commercial and rental property, where entrances and walks matter as much as the lot. Out northwest past Lake Hefner and the Kilpatrick, new construction keeps adding retail and HOA entrances to clear.

Our snow photo is from here: a commercial lot in north Oklahoma City, cleared after dark in January 2026. That's the kind of work our OKC parking lot plowing is built around, and our snow and ice service adds salting and walkways. We're about 15 miles out in Mustang, so a lot signed up ahead of winter is already on our route when it hits.

Local rules & disposal in Oklahoma City

What the city offers

Oklahoma City's residential trash customers get curbside bulky-waste pickup once a month. The first 4 cubic yards are part of the service; past that the city bills by the yard, and a pile over 10 yards gets a door tag and has to be approved. Set things out by 6 a.m. on your day and no more than three days ahead, keep limbs to 10 feet, and call (405) 297-2833 before putting out anything with Freon. Routes moved in phases during 2026, so confirm your week.

What it won't cover — and where we come in

The city won't pick up contractor waste: remodel and demolition debris, sheetrock, roofing, concrete, dirt, brick and rock, or landscape waste a contractor left behind. That's the heavy material we load and haul.

Permits

Taking a building down in Oklahoma City requires a demolition permit from Development Services, 420 W. Main St., (405) 297-2525, or online. The application asks for the property's legal description, the building's height, number of stories and last use, and a scaled site plan, plus release sign-offs from the electric provider, ONG, OKC Water/Wastewater and OKC Storm Water Quality. Multifamily, commercial and industrial demolitions also need DEQ.

Work we've done in Oklahoma City

Photos from our own jobs, taken on the day

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