Junk Removal in Tulsa, OK

We load it, haul it and sweep up after. You point at the pile.

Most Tulsa pickups run $85 to $550, depending on how much space it takes in the truck.

  • Licensed & Insured General liability and commercial auto
  • Same-Day Pickup When the schedule allows
  • Upfront Pricing Firm quote before anything is loaded
  • We Recycle First Donation and recycling before the landfill

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Priced before we touch anything

The crew looks at the pile, gives you a firm number, and only then starts loading. No hourly meter running while someone figures out the stairs. If the number does not work for you, we leave and it costs nothing.

Typical junk removal prices in Tulsa by load size
LoadWhat fitsTypical price
Single item or twoAbout the bed of a pickup truck. One recliner, a mattress and box spring, a washer.$85 to $150
Quarter loadOne room cleared out.$150 to $250
Half loadA one-car garage.$250 to $400
Three-quarter loadA two-car garage.$340 to $500
Full loadA whole house project.$425 to $700

Ranges below reflect what junk removal typically costs around Tulsa. Exact quotes are free and given before anything is loaded. How pricing works in detail.

The jobs people call about by name

  • Furniture Removal

    Sofas, sectionals, mattresses, dressers and cabinets carried out from any floor.

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  • Mattress Disposal

    Mattresses, box springs and frames taken away and kept out of the landfill where possible.

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  • Appliance Removal

    Refrigerators, washers, dryers and water heaters hauled out and recycled.

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  • Garage Cleanouts

    Full or partial, including everything stacked along the walls.

  • Estate Cleanouts

    A whole house cleared for an executor, a family or a listing.

  • Construction Debris

    Wood, drywall, roofing and job-site debris.

  • Yard Waste

    Branches, storm debris, old fencing and landscaping cleanup.

  • Hot Tub Removal

    Drained, cut down and carried out, fence or no fence.

  • Rental Cleanouts

    Move-outs, evictions and turnovers on a landlord schedule.

Three steps, and the last one is paying

  1. Send a photo

    Text or upload a picture of the pile. That is usually enough for a firm number.

  2. We haul

    Two people, a truck, and whatever it takes to get a hot tub over a fence.

  3. Pay when it is gone

    No deposit. Nothing changes hands until the driveway is empty.

Where your stuff actually ends up

Anything with life left in it goes to donation before it goes to a hole in the ground. Green Country Habitat ReStore takes furniture and runs a pickup line at 918-359-5555. Goodwill of Tulsa has 14 stores and a set of standalone donation centers with evening hours.

What nobody can use goes to the Tulsa Indoor Dump at 1150 N Peoria Ave, the only state-licensed transfer station in the city that takes waste from the public. It closes at 4:30 on weekdays and 12:30 on Saturday, which is why a Saturday afternoon call sometimes becomes a Monday pickup.

Questions people ask

What does junk removal cost in Tulsa?

Most single-item pickups around Tulsa run $85 to $150. A one-car garage usually lands between $250 and $400, and a whole house project between $425 and $700. Price follows how much room the load takes in the truck, then weight, then labor if it comes down stairs. Full breakdown on the pricing page.

What is the minimum charge?

There is a minimum load, usually one to three items, about the bed of a pickup truck. That covers a recliner, a mattress with box spring, or a washer and dryer pair. Below that it costs the same as the minimum, so it is worth adding anything else you want gone.

What is included in a $99 junk removal service?

Around Tulsa, $99 sits inside the minimum load band. Expect one to three items carried out, loaded and disposed of, including the dump fee. It does not cover a full room, and it does not cover heavy material like concrete or roofing, which is priced by weight.

Can I just use the city bulky waste pickup instead?

You can, and sometimes you should. The City of Tulsa picks up 8 cubic yards of bulky waste for $10, going to $20 on October 1, 2026. Two conditions: you carry everything to the curb yourself, and you wait for the scheduled route. We do the carrying and come the same day when the schedule allows. For one old couch with no rush, the city is cheaper. For a garage you need cleared this week, it is not.

What will you not take?

No wet paint, no chemicals, no asbestos, no medical waste. Tires, electronics and mattresses we do take, but all three carry a disposal cost of their own. The Tulsa Indoor Dump bills them by the piece on top of the load, $13 for a car tire under 20 inches and $13 for a queen mattress, and televisions and computer monitors are turned away by the city household pollutant facility entirely, so they go to a Metropolitan Environmental Trust recycling center against a credit bought online first. Mention them when you ask for a price so the number already covers it. More on the pricing page.

Do you take everything to the landfill?

No. Furniture and appliances in working shape go to donation first. Green Country Habitat ReStore takes furniture in Tulsa and runs its own pickup line at 918-359-5555, and Goodwill of Tulsa has 14 stores plus standalone donation centers. What is left goes to the Tulsa Indoor Dump on North Peoria, the only state-licensed transfer station in the city open to the public.

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