Graded red dirt lot after a full structure removal in the Oklahoma City metro

CANADIAN COUNTY

Demolition & Junk Removal in Yukon, OK

Fast, fully insured service for Yukon and the surrounding Canadian County.

Yukon splits neatly in two. South of I-40 and along Main Street you're on old Route 66, under the Yukon's Best Flour sign, in housing that's been there for decades. North of town it's all new — subdivisions pushing toward the Kilpatrick Turnpike and Surrey Hills, houses that were a graded dirt lot eighteen months ago.

What We Handle Here

Storm cleanup runs across the whole town — downed limbs, fence lines and roof debris after a line of weather comes through, and we clear the lot rather than stacking it at the curb. The older side gives us attic and garage cleanouts, detached garages and sheds that finally have to come down, and estate work when a house changes hands. The new side gives us the opposite problem: construction debris, leftover material after a build, garage clears in houses whose owners never quite unpacked. We're seven miles down the road, so Yukon is usually a same-day call.

Demolition in Yukon: what comes down here and the city rules to know →

📍 7 mi from the shop in Mustang

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Snow & ice removal in Yukon

Yukon is seven miles up the road from our shop in Mustang, a short run for our machines. South of I-40, the older part of town along Main Street on old Route 66 is storefronts and small business lots, where clearing the entrance and the walk out front counts as much as the parking. North toward the Kilpatrick and Surrey Hills, the newer subdivisions bring HOA entrances and the shops that grew up around them. Our Yukon commercial lot plowing and snow and ice clearing both go smoother when the order and the salting are settled before the first freeze.

Local rules & disposal in Yukon

What the city offers

Yukon runs four free curbside bulk weeks a year, and each home gets one free pickup on its regular trash day during those weeks. Three of the 2026 weeks have already gone by; the last one is Dec. 7–11. Outside those weeks, the city will haul a bulk load for a flat charge that covers up to 4 cubic yards, plus a per-yard charge for anything past that.

What it won't cover — and where we come in

Free weeks cap each home at 4 cubic yards, want the pile set well clear of trees, power lines, carts, mailboxes, fences and meters, and turn away dirt, bricks, rocks, concrete, roofing and loose sheetrock. A pile bigger than that, heavy material the city won't touch, or a job that can't wait for the next free week — that's what we're for.

Hauling it yourself

Yukon utility customers can also drop off up to 2 cubic yards a month at the city Transfer Station for free, with a utility bill stub and a driver's license. Sanitation questions: (405) 354-4317.

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