Construction and demolition debris recycler turning trash into cash

Honc Destruction owner decided to become his own best debris disposal customer in 2015. With a goal of zero waste, Honc Recycling is on track for $12 million in revenues in 2019.

David Mulicka acquired a construction and demolition debris processing facility in 2015 and rebranded it Honc Recycling. Increasing output ten-fold, he has built it into a $12 million company. JimJett.com photo
David Mulicka acquired a construction and demolition debris processing facility in 2015 and rebranded it Honc Recycling. Increasing output ten-fold, he has built it into a $12 million company. JimJett.com photo
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One man’s trash, it has been said, is another man’s treasure.

If that old adage is true, entrepreneur David Mulicka has his own 6-acre trove filled with a never-ending supply of treasure — which might otherwise be headed to a landfill — and delivered to him all day, every day by the dump truck load.

 

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