🤠 WHAT WE TAKE IN OKLAHOMA
Your Full-Service Hauler for The Sooner State
Affordable, full-service junk removal in Oklahoma, serving major cities like Oklahoma City (OKC), Tulsa, and the surrounding areas. We take care of all the heavy lifting and ensure your junk is disposed of or recycled according to local and state regulations.
While Oklahoma’s statewide disposal bans are less extensive than some other states, we adhere to the specific rules for electronics, appliances, and hazardous waste mandated by the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and local city ordinances.
💻 OKLAHOMA REGULATED & SPECIAL-HANDLING ITEMS WE TAKE
Oklahoma regulates the disposal of a few key categories, primarily focusing on materials containing hazardous components.
| Regulated & Special Junk | What We Take | Compliance & Disposal Process |
| Computers & Monitors | Desktops, Laptops, and Computer Monitors. | Under the Oklahoma Computer Equipment Recovery Act (OCERA), manufacturers are required to provide a take-back program. We ensure these are sent to certified e-waste recyclers to comply with the law and protect the environment. |
| Large Appliances (White Goods) | Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers, Dryers, Ovens, AC Units, and Water Heaters. | Most Oklahoma landfills do not accept major appliances due to environmental concerns over refrigerants and scrap metal content. We ensure all appliances are depolluted (refrigerants/Freon removed) by a certified technician and then sent to a scrap metal facility for recycling. |
| Used Tires | Whole car, truck, and trailer tires (without rims). | Many landfills will not accept whole tires. We haul tires to authorized tire recycling or processing facilities in compliance with Oklahoma’s solid waste regulations. |
| Latex Paint (Dried Only) | Leftover latex paint cans. | Wet paint is Hazardous Waste. We only accept latex paint that has been fully dried and solidified with kitty litter or a paint hardener, making it acceptable for solid waste disposal. |
🛋️ STANDARD JUNK HAULING
We take everything else that’s cluttering up your home, office, or job site:
- Furniture: Couches, sofas, tables, dressers, chairs, and entertainment centers.
- Mattresses & Box Springs: All sizes of mattresses and box springs.
- Yard Waste: Tree limbs (cut to manageable lengths), brush, grass clippings, and garden debris.
- Note: In cities like OKC and Tulsa, large yard waste is often part of their city bulky program but has strict size limits and fees. We handle the overages and non-compliant debris.
- Construction & Demolition (C&D) Debris: Wood, drywall, flooring, tiling, and general debris from minor household repairs (no large-scale contractor-generated debris).
- General Household Junk: Boxes, scrap metal, old toys, tools, and non-banned household trash.
🛑 WHAT WE CANNOT TAKE
For the safety of our team and to comply with state and federal regulations, we cannot accept anything classified as hazardous:
- Hazardous Chemicals & Liquids (Non-Dried): Oil-based paint, solvents, pesticides, herbicides, gasoline, brake fluid, cleaning chemicals, and aerosols.
- For these, residents in OKC and Tulsa can use their respective Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Facilities.
- Asbestos-Containing Material (ACM): Any material containing asbestos requires specialized, licensed removal and disposal protocols per Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC 380:50-17-9).
- Biohazardous/Medical Waste: Sharps, needles, infectious waste, and untreated medical waste.
- Explosives/Ammunition: Please contact your local law enforcement (e.g., Tulsa Police Department takes ammunition).
- Wet Paint: Only dried, solidified latex paint is accepted.