GRADY COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Tuttle, OK
Fast, fully insured service for Tuttle and the surrounding Grady County.
Tuttle sits southwest of us on SH-37, just far enough out that the lots get measured in acres instead of feet. It's horse property, shops, barns, and a steady trickle of people moving out from the metro for the space — which means a lot of land that's been left alone for a long time finally getting cleaned up.
What We Handle Here
Mostly land work: clearing brush and overgrowth, taking down old barns and outbuildings, hauling off years of accumulated farm junk, and pond and drainage repair when the water's going the wrong way. Storm season adds downed trees and limbs across fence lines and driveways, which on acreage is a machine job, not a chainsaw-and-pickup job. Gravel driveways are the other constant — out here they rut and wash out, and they need rebuilding and compacting, not just topping up.
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Local rules & disposal in Tuttle
What the city offers
Tuttle holds a curbside big-trash week once a quarter for city utility and trash customers, with a limit of 3 cubic yards per household. For current dates, check the city's schedule. Set items at the curb or roadside, not in the street, by 6 a.m. Monday of your bulk week; the hauler can come any day that week. Brush has to be cut to 4 ft and bundled, refrigerators, freezers and AC units need a Freon-removal certificate on the unit, and water heaters must be drained. Schedule questions go to City Hall at (405) 381-2335.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
Bulk week won't take construction or demolition materials, concrete, rock, tires, hazardous waste or commercial waste, and it stops at 3 cubic yards. That's the material we haul.
Permits
Tuttle takes every permit application online through MyGovernmentOnline (mgoconnect.org), and its demolition permit is filed there too. The city's posted fee schedule doesn't list a demolition fee. Community Development is at 221 W. Main St., (405) 381-3872. Burning: the Fire Department asks you to register a controlled burn, and to register again each day you burn. Tuttle's code lets yard brush be burned only on the property it came from, at least 50 ft from structures and combustible fencing, in daylight, and never with household waste, plastic or furniture.
Hauling it yourself
For a roll-off container, the city's bulk page sends residents to the hauler at (405) 745-4141, at extra cost. Tuttle doesn't publish a transfer station or drop-off site.
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
- Tuttle bulk trash
- Tuttle 2026 trash, recycling and bulk calendar (PDF)
- Tuttle September 2026 newsletter (PDF)
- Tuttle building and code
- Tuttle Community Development
- Tuttle Fire Department
- Tuttle code of ordinances (PDF, updated Apr. 2023)
- Tuttle City Hall
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Tuttle.
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