MCCLAIN COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Purcell, OK
Fast, fully insured service for Purcell and the surrounding McClain County.
Purcell sits on I-35 down at the Canadian River, a railroad town with a real historic downtown and housing to match — a lot of it built early and lived in long. Outside the town limits it turns to farm and ranch land quickly.
What We Handle Here
In town it's estate cleanouts on long-held houses, garage and attic clears, and small structure demo where an old shed or garage has finally gone. Outside it's land clearing, barn teardowns and dirt work. It's about forty-five miles out, so we schedule Purcell rather than treat it as a same-day drop-in — but we do get down there, and regularly.
📍 45 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 Purcell
What the city offers
GFL collects Purcell's curbside bulk waste on the last Monday of every month. The city's posted GFL guideline, from 2022, takes appliances (with compressors pulled from Freon units), mattresses, furniture, carpet, and small trees or yard waste cut and bundled in 3-foot sections. For current dates, check the city's schedule. City Hall: (405) 527-6561.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
The same guideline rules out contractor, remodel and demolition debris, roofing, sheetrock, concrete, dirt, bricks, rocks and tires. That's the material we break out, load and haul.
Permits
Purcell has no separate demolition form; teardowns go on the general building permit application under "Wrecking" (the posted form is from 2022), filed with the Codes Department at City Hall, 230 W. Main St. The city's fee table lists a $40 "Demo" permit plus the $4.50 state fee, but it sits with the commercial fees, so confirm what applies to a house. Building Official Clay Crawford: (405) 527-4656, ext. 517. Burning in city limits needs a free permit from the Fire Department, 1505 N. Green Ave., (405) 527-4641, and the city code bans burning trash.
Hauling it yourself
The Convenience & Recycling Center at 701 S. 6th Ave. is for Purcell residents: bring a recent city utility bill, proof of garbage service and a photo ID. It's $5 for a vehicle up to a one-ton rating and $25 per axle for dump trailers, and nothing over a two-ton rating can dump. Bricks, rocks, dirt, concrete and metal go only in marked areas; construction debris, shingles, sheetrock and tires are refused. The posted weekday hours don't agree, so call (405) 527-6561 before you go.
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
- Purcell Convenience & Recycling Center
- Purcell GFL bulk waste guideline (PDF)
- Purcell October 2026 brush collection (PDF)
- Purcell building permit application (PDF)
- Purcell planning & code enforcement
- Purcell building permits
- Purcell fire department
- Purcell code, burning refuse
- Purcell utility information
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Purcell.
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