CLEVELAND COUNTY
Demolition & Junk Removal in Slaughterville, OK
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Slaughterville is unusual — a Cleveland County town that covers a lot of ground and has almost no town in it. It was incorporated to keep the area rural, so what you get is miles of acreage tracts, timber and pasture between Noble and Lake Thunderbird, with long driveways and no city services.
What We Handle Here
This is land work, start to finish. Brush and tree clearing, cedar off pasture, fence lines, pond and dirt work, and gravel driveways that run hundreds of feet off the county road. Outbuildings, barns and old mobile homes come down and get hauled. Because there's no city trash service for most of this, the accumulated-junk cleanups out here run bigger than people expect — we bring the trailer and the machine.
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Local rules & disposal in Slaughterville
What the city offers
Slaughterville has no town trash or bulk pickup; residents hire a private hauler. The town lists GFL, (405) 495-0800; Wildplum Sanitation, (405) 872-8701; Country Trash Service, (405) 287-5193; and Veteran Waste Solutions, (405) 235-8387. Town code requires all trash to end up at a DEQ-permitted facility.
What it won't cover — and where we come in
With no town bulk program, anything too big for your hauler's cart — furniture, appliances, remodel debris, a cleared lot — is what we haul.
Permits
Slaughterville doesn't post a demolition permit. For building or zoning permits, call Planning and Development at (405) 872-3000 ext. 4, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Burning trash is banned, whether in a barrel or a pile. Brush, grass and wood can be burned, but construction material can't; the town asks you to let the Fire Department, (405) 872-3000, or the Cleveland County Sheriff's dispatchers, (405) 701-8916, know about the burn. Its guidelines call for wind of 10 mph or less, humidity of 40% or more, and brush at least 150 ft from any structure.
Hauling it yourself
Through a town agreement, residents can take household hazardous waste to Midwest City's facility with a letter of authorization from Town Hall, (405) 872-3000. The charge runs from $35 to $925 per vehicle per visit.
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
- Slaughterville trash and salvage
- Slaughterville code: solid waste
- Slaughterville control burn guidelines
- Slaughterville hazardous waste disposal
- Slaughterville zoning compliance permit
Big Project Solutions is an independent contractor — not part of, or working for, the City of Slaughterville.
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