OKLAHOMA COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Nichols Hills, OK
Fast, fully insured service for Nichols Hills and the surrounding Oklahoma County.
Nichols Hills is a small city inside northwest Oklahoma City — big lots, mature trees, and custom homes that mostly date from the 1930s through the 1960s. Very little here is new, which means most of the work is either a renovation or a house changing hands after a long time.
What We Handle Here
Interior demolition ahead of a remodel, which is our own crew tearing out and hauling away in one trip instead of a contractor subbing the haul-off to someone else. Estate cleanouts on properties with decades of contents. Pool decks, patio slabs and old circle drives broken out when the landscaping gets redone. Pool houses, sheds, patio covers and fences coming down. Mature trees and tight setbacks mean careful access, so we bring the smallest machine that will do the job.
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Local rules & disposal in Nichols Hills
What the city offers
Nichols Hills does bulk pickup by appointment through Public Works: call (405) 843-5222 or email permits@nicholshills.net. It costs $536.70, paid before pickup — a $461.70 base fee plus $75 for the first half-hour — and each extra half-hour is $75 on your utility bill. It takes furniture, washers, dryers, carpet, small appliances without Freon, and limbs under 16 in. thick and 10 ft long. Regular twice-weekly pickup takes limbs tied in bundles up to 4 ft long and 2 ft across, and up to 25 bags of leaves or grass. When the city declares a state of emergency after a storm, the extra garbage charge is waived for storm limbs and debris.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
Bulk pickup won't take construction debris — brick, concrete, tile, dirt, sheetrock — contractor waste, tires, hazardous waste, AC units, or limbs cut by landscape professionals, and regular pickup never takes rock, dirt, stumps or building materials. Demolition, concrete breaking and land clearing are the kind of work we do.
Permits
A Nichols Hills demolition permit costs $1,250, paid to the City Clerk. The city's demolition checklist (dated Aug. 2025) asks for a Certificate of Approval from the Nichols Hills Building Commission, photos of the building, a utility-company statement, contractor information and insurance certificates, proof of rodent extermination, and proof that taxes are paid; tearing down a home also takes an approved permit for the replacement house plus a bond or deposit. The work has to be done within 30 days of the permit, or 10 days after it starts if that's sooner; the lot has to be sodded within 19 days after, and the new home started within 60 days. Permits come from Public Works, 1009 NW 75th St., (405) 843-5222, and inspections are scheduled at (405) 245-6532.
Hauling it yourself
Nichols Hills doesn't publish a city drop-off site. Residents can use the Midwest City and Oklahoma City household hazardous waste facilities with proof of residency.
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
- Nichols Hills bulk waste
- Nichols Hills sanitation
- Nichols Hills new resident packet (PDF)
- Nichols Hills planning and zoning
- Nichols Hills demolition checklist (PDF, Aug. 2025)
- Nichols Hills building inspections
- Nichols Hills hazardous household waste
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Nichols Hills.
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