Dumpster Rental Service Area

Home base

Ardmore and Carter County

Our yard sits right on 3551 Cypert in Ardmore, at the crossroads of I-35 and US-70/US-77, and this is still where most of our work happens. From here we run out across the eight incorporated Carter County towns we serve, into the three unincorporated communities that have no town government of their own, and on into two neighboring-county cities where a different county's rules apply.

If the container has to sit on a public street or sidewalk rather than your own driveway or yard, who governs that placement depends on where you are. Inside Ardmore itself, that is the City's own §25-86 right-of-way permit process under Chapter 25 of the Ardmore Code of Ordinances (no specific fee is published anywhere we could confirm, so we never print a number as gospel here) — call the city to confirm current requirements. Private property itself is unregulated everywhere. In the unincorporated Carter County communities we serve, it is Carter County itself, via its Board of County Commissioners instead, since there is no town government of their own. Each of the eight incorporated Carter County towns we serve runs its own separate permit process through its own town office. And the two neighboring-county cities we cover, Marietta and Sulphur, sit in a genuinely different county each (Love and Murray respectively) — Carter County's rules, and the City of Ardmore's own permit process, simply do not extend there; each city handles its own permitting instead. Confirm the current fee and process directly with whichever office applies, and allow lead time before you plan a same-day drop. Prohibited-item guidance follows Oklahoma DEQ on household hazardous waste (batteries, paint, cleaners, automotive products, pesticides) and Oklahoma's real OCERA electronics-recycling program — that's the resource we point customers to for those categories.

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