PAYNE COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Stillwater, OK
Fast, fully insured service for Stillwater and the surrounding Payne County.
Stillwater is the farthest corner we work — about eighty-five miles northeast, and a completely different town from anything else on this list. OSU sets the calendar: the population turns over every May and August, and a good share of the housing is rentals that have to be emptied and turned between tenants. Past the city limits it goes back to Payne County farm ground fast.
What We Handle Here
The work here is move-out driven. End-of-lease cleanouts, apartment and duplex turnovers, the couch and mattress and particle-board desk left in the driveway when a lease ends, and landlord turnarounds where a unit has to be empty by the weekend. We take the bigger property jobs too — full cleanouts, structure demo, land clearing on acreage outside town. At eighty-five miles we aren't running up for a single item; Stillwater is scheduled by the load, and we'll tell you straight on the phone whether your job makes sense.
📍 85 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 Stillwater
What the city offers
Stillwater picks up bulk items at the curb by appointment — call (405) 742-8245. The city's 2026 rate sheet prices it at $25 per item, or $25 for every 2 cubic yards on a special collection. Residential customers also get up to two free move-in or move-out clean-ups a year, 20 bags or boxes each.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
The city doesn't publish what curbside bulk pickup turns away, but its drop-off center refuses construction debris, and for demolition debris, concrete, dirt and brick it points residents to a rented roll-off container. After a storm, it only collects debris set at the curb inside city limits — limbs kept apart from construction and household debris — and doesn't clear private property. Loading, hauling and clearing that kind of debris is our job.
Permits
Stillwater has its own residential demolition permit application, which asks for an aerial image showing the structures; turn it in by email or in person at Development Services, 723 S. Lewis St., (405) 742-8220. If the building is on city sewer, a licensed plumber has to pull a plumbing permit to disconnect the line before the demolition permit is issued.
Hauling it yourself
At the Convenience Collection Center, 807 S. Perkins Rd., many items can be dropped off free with a Stillwater utility bill from the last three months and an ID; some, like furniture and TVs, carry a fee. It takes up to two tires a day without rims, and Freon appliances once they've been purged and tagged — but no construction debris, no hazardous waste and no trailers.
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
- Stillwater trash & recycling
- Stillwater 2026 residential rates (PDF)
- Stillwater Convenience Collection Center
- Stillwater roll-off container rentals
- Stillwater residential demolition permit application (PDF)
- Stillwater 2026 building fee schedule (PDF)
- Stillwater building permits
- Stillwater storm debris plan
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Stillwater.
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