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Dark Horse Deconstruction Deconstruction & demolition services that reduce waste, recover reusable materials, and help clients unlock potential tax savings. Formerly RecyClean, Inc.

Founded in 2009 by Mike Goffman, Recyclean, Inc. is a deconstruction company serving a geographic area primarily, but not limited to, Chicago to Milwaukee. What exactly is deconstruction? Not only is deconstruction better for the environment, deconstruction can also save your hard earned dollars! Donating used building materials & other reusable items may save you money on your remodeling project. These items can translate into a big tax write-off. Commonly deconstructed items include doors, windows, flooring, ceiling tile, countertops, cabinets, light and plumbing fixtures, molding, joint fixtures, roofing, blinds and shades. Let Recyclean, Inc. help you today!

**PROJECT SPOTLIGHT | 30731 CEDAR AVE, BURLINGTON, WI**What if the end of a building could create new opportunities?At C...
11/04/2026

**PROJECT SPOTLIGHT | 30731 CEDAR AVE, BURLINGTON, WI**

What if the end of a building could create new opportunities?

At Cedar Ave, Dark Horse Deconstruction carefully dismantled a century-old home, recovering and recycling approximately **90% of the structure** instead of sending those materials to a landfill.

The impact went beyond waste reduction:
🌿 Approximately 90% of the structure recovered and recycled
💰 Over $40,000 in savings and potential tax benefits for the homeowner
🏡 A meaningful way to honor the home’s history while giving its materials a new purpose.

Even the neighborhood’s perspective changed when residents learned that the home’s materials would be saved and reused rather than simply discarded.

This is what deconstruction is all about: preserving value, reducing waste, and creating new beginnings.

♻️ Did you know deconstruction may offer tax benefits?Carefully removing and salvaging building materials can create val...
10/28/2026

♻️ Did you know deconstruction may offer tax benefits?

Carefully removing and salvaging building materials can create value beyond reducing construction waste. Depending on the project and your eligibility, donating recovered materials may provide potential tax benefits while giving valuable resources a second life.

At Dark Horse Deconstruction, we help property owners explore alternatives to traditional demolition that prioritize material recovery and reuse.

💡 Want to learn more? Read our latest blog post to discover how deconstruction may create tax deduction opportunities.

📩 Contact our team to discuss your next project.

Planning a renovation? Start with the right approach. 🏡♻️You don’t always need to tear everything down. Dark Horse Decon...
10/26/2026

Planning a renovation? Start with the right approach. 🏡♻️

You don’t always need to tear everything down. Dark Horse Deconstruction offers selective interior deconstruction to remove what you don’t need, preserve materials that can be reused, and prepare your space for what’s next.

Renovate smarter. Recover more. Waste less.

📩 Contact us to discuss your next project.

Organized Recovery. Less Waste. More Reuse. ♻️A successful deconstruction project is about more than what comes down — i...
10/23/2026

Organized Recovery. Less Waste. More Reuse. ♻️

A successful deconstruction project is about more than what comes down — it’s about what can be saved.

At Dark Horse Deconstruction, we carefully sort and organize materials like scrap metal, wood panels, windows, and flooring so valuable resources can be recovered and reused instead of going to waste.

Every material has potential for a second life when it’s handled with care.

Ready for the Next Chapter. 🏡♻️You don’t always need to deconstruct an entire building to make room for something new. D...
10/21/2026

Ready for the Next Chapter. 🏡♻️

You don’t always need to deconstruct an entire building to make room for something new. Dark Horse Deconstruction also offers interior deconstruction to help prepare homes and spaces for renovation.

We carefully remove selected materials, preserve items that can be reused, and leave the space clean and ready for the next phase.

Renovate with purpose. Recover what’s valuable. Build toward something new.

Careful Deconstruction. Meaningful Reuse. ♻️Giving quality materials a second life starts with careful removal and prepa...
10/19/2026

Careful Deconstruction. Meaningful Reuse. ♻️

Giving quality materials a second life starts with careful removal and preparation. Our crew is wrapping and protecting recovered cabinetry so it can be picked up by our nonprofit partner and put to use again.

By preserving valuable materials instead of sending them to the landfill, we help create opportunities for reuse and support a more sustainable approach to renovation.

Every material saved is an opportunity for something new. 🌱

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DARK HORSE DECONSTRUCTION IN THE NEWS ♻️What if a building scheduled for removal could offer more than just a cleared si...
10/14/2026

DARK HORSE DECONSTRUCTION IN THE NEWS ♻️

What if a building scheduled for removal could offer more than just a cleared site?

Spectrum News 1 recently visited one of our Wisconsin projects to take a closer look at how deconstruction gives usable building materials a second life.

Instead of breaking everything down at once, our crews carefully dismantle buildings piece by piece, salvaging materials such as doors, windows, cabinets, countertops, appliances and fixtures for reuse. Materials that can’t be reused may be recycled instead of automatically becoming landfill waste.

According to our Director of Operations, Cole Alsbach, Dark Horse typically recovers 85–95% of building materials from the projects we deconstruct.

We’re proud to see more attention being given to the value that already exists inside our buildings — and to the people and processes working to keep those materials in circulation.

The building may come down.
The materials don’t have to.

Thanks to and reporter Nathan Phelps for taking the time to share our work.

Read the full story through the link in our bio.

Care in every detail.Here, our crew is collecting insulation for responsible disposal rather than sending it to a landfi...
10/12/2026

Care in every detail.
Here, our crew is collecting insulation for responsible disposal rather than sending it to a landfill.
The same attention we give to reclaiming brick and timber goes into managing the smaller materials, too. Responsible deconstruction means thinking through every part of the building—even the things that rarely get noticed.

DID YOU KNOW? ♻️An old building doesn’t mean worthless materials.Lumber, flooring, bricks, stone, fixtures, and other bu...
10/09/2026

DID YOU KNOW? ♻️

An old building doesn’t mean worthless materials.

Lumber, flooring, bricks, stone, fixtures, and other building materials may still have plenty of life left in them — even when the building itself has reached the end of its first chapter.

That’s where deconstruction makes a difference.

Instead of treating everything as waste, we look at what can be carefully recovered, reused, donated, or recycled.

Sometimes, the most sustainable material is the material we already have.

Old doesn’t mean worthless.
It can mean full of possibilities. ♻️

Address

705 50th Street
Kenosha, WI
53140

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+12628572012

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