Old house before demolition with a Bobcat and roll-off containers staged on site in the Oklahoma City metro

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Demolition Contractor in Mustang, OK

Mustang is where our trucks and machines start every morning, so a teardown here starts without a drive, from storm damage to old outbuildings on acreage.

Our shop is in Mustang. The machines and trailers leave from here every morning, so a job in town has no drive time built into the number.

That helps, because Mustang is really two places. Along Mustang Road and SH-152 the subdivisions have filled in fast, and the work there is in backyards: fences, decks, sheds and detached garages. Out toward Union City and Tuttle it opens up into acreage, with big lots, long driveways and old outbuildings that nobody has used in years.

Mustang also sits right in the path of Oklahoma weather. After a storm, some of what got hit has to come down before anything can be rebuilt.

Same-day service — most jobs get handled the day you call.

Demolition work that comes up in Mustang

After a bad storm, the call is about what can't be saved: a fence line under a fallen tree, roofing and siding torn loose and piled in the yard, a structure too damaged to repair. We bring the skid steer and the trailer, take down what has to go, and clear the whole lot, not just the easy half. More on our storm cleanup page.

The rest of the year, the neighborhood jobs are smaller and steady. A shed or detached garage that's past fixing. An old wood deck. A fence being replaced. A hot tub that hasn't run in years. Remodels leave debris too, and when a bathroom or a whole floor gets taken down to the studs, that's interior demolition, with the haul-off included.

On the acreage, it's old outbuildings and the ground around them. If a building is still sound, it may be worth moving instead of wrecking, and we move sheds, barns and trailers too. If it has to come down, we can clear the brush around it with land clearing and grade a new pad with pad prep. A whole house is house demolition.

  • Storm-damaged fences and structures
  • Detached garages and sheds
  • Decks, fences and hot tubs
  • Remodel tear-outs and their debris
  • Old outbuildings on acreage

Mustang rules to know

As of fall 2026, Mustang doesn't post a separate demolition permit page or form. That doesn't mean no permit is needed. The city runs all of its building permits, licenses and planning and zoning applications through its GovWell portal at app.govwell.com/mustang, and Community Development answers questions at (405) 376-9873. Call before anything comes down.

Debris is where Mustang gets specific. The city code makes the property owner responsible for getting rid of all construction waste, whether the owner or a contractor produced it. The city's curbside clean-ups don't take construction and demolition materials, commercial debris, concrete, rock or brick. The roll-off at Public Works is for residents' household trash, and outside contractors can't dump there without city paperwork. A teardown needs a plan for its debris before it starts.

Clearing brush on acreage? Burning in Mustang means calling the Fire Department at (405) 376-9365 first. The pile is inspected before your first burn, and after that you get the permit by phone each day you burn. Only clean vegetation can be burned, never lumber, roofing or other demolition debris. Our city-by-city demolition permit guide and burn permit guide have more. Who applies for a permit, the owner or the contractor, is worth settling before the job is scheduled.

As of fall 2026. Rules, forms and contacts change — check with the city before you plan around them.

Mustang demolition questions

Does Mustang require a permit to tear something down?
Mustang doesn't post a demolition permit page or form as of fall 2026, but that isn't the same as no permit. All of the city's building permits run through its GovWell portal, so check there or call Community Development at (405) 376-9873 first.
Who is responsible for the debris from a teardown in Mustang?
The property owner. Mustang's code puts the disposal of all construction waste on the owner, no matter who produced it, and the city's curbside clean-ups don't take demolition material.

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