PAYNE COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Perkins, OK
Fast, fully insured service for Perkins and the surrounding Payne County.
Perkins sits on the Cimarron River between Stillwater and I-35, and it's where a lot of Payne County people go to buy land instead of a lot. Five and ten acre tracts, long gravel driveways, shops and outbuildings set well back from the road. It's about seventy miles up from Mustang.
What We Handle Here
Acreage work, mostly. Brush and tree line clearing, pond and dirt work, old barns and metal outbuildings coming down, and the equipment and scrap that collects on a place over twenty years. Gravel driveways too — a long one out here takes real rock and real grading, not a yard of pea gravel. This far out we come with the machine and the trailer on a scheduled day, and the estimate is free either way.
📍 70 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 Perkins
What the city offers
Perkins and Davis Sanitation hold two citywide clean-ups a year for larger items and tree limbs, open to residential trash customers only. The spring one uses roll-off containers at the West Shop, north of the animal shelter; the fall one is curbside only. For current dates, check the city's schedule. Curbside items have to be out by the evening before, and everything must be bagged, boxed or bundled, each piece under 30 lbs. Brush can be at most 4 ft long and 2 inches thick, and loose piles get left behind. Questions go to City Hall, (405) 547-2445.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
The clean-ups turn away construction and demolition debris, and the curbside pickup also skips appliances, tires, scrap metal, heavy furniture like sofa beds, and mattresses bigger than a full. Demolition, broken-out concrete and overgrown lots are the kind of work we do.
Permits
Perkins doesn't post a demolition-specific permit or fee. Contractors have to register with the city before requesting any permit, and registrations run out every June 30. Permits can be sent by email, fax to (405) 547-5440 or brought to City Hall, 110 N. Main St.; permit and inspection questions go to (405) 547-2445. City code also makes builders and remodelers clear their own construction debris. Burning needs a free permit from City Hall, and only vegetation can be burned — no trash, tires or building materials.
Hauling it yourself
Perkins has no city landfill or dump. Davis Sanitation rents 30-yard construction roll-off containers; call them at (800) 522-6437. At the spring clean-up, residents bring their Perkins utility bill to the West Shop roll-offs and unload their own vehicles.
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
- Perkins citywide clean-up
- Perkins Aug.–Oct. 2026 newsletter (PDF)
- Perkins trash service
- Perkins building permits and inspections
- Perkins construction debris code (Sec. 4-3-14)
- Perkins open burning in city limits
- Perkins open burning code (Sec. 4-2-2)
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Perkins.
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