Our Professional Services

Comprehensive Site & Junk Solutions

At Dunn First LLC, we provide high-quality, efficient removal services to keep your projects on track and your spaces clear.

Construction Debris Hauling

When a job site is done, it's not really done until the debris is gone. We haul away concrete chunks, rebar and scrap metal, lumber and framing offcuts, drywall, packaging, and mixed construction waste so your crew can move to the next phase without tripping over what the last one left behind. Whether it's a full teardown pile or the everyday buildup from an active remodel, we clear it fast and dispose of it the right way.

We work around your schedule, including recurring pickups for active builds, so debris never piles up enough to become a safety hazard or slow your crew down. Everything is hauled to a licensed disposal or recycling facility, and materials like metal and concrete are diverted for recycling whenever possible.

Dirt & Spoils Removal

Excavation always leaves something behind extra fill dirt, clay, rock, and spoils that have to go somewhere before a site can move to grading, foundation work, or landscaping. We load and haul it all out, so your site stays level, accessible, and ready for the next phase instead of sitting under a growing mound of spoils.

We size the job to fit from a single load after a small dig to continuous hauling on a large excavation where spoils need to move out as fast as they come up. Trucks and equipment are matched to your site's access and volume, so material moves out efficiently without unnecessary trips or delays to your timeline.

Commercial Office Cleanouts

Relocating, renovating, or closing out an office comes with a lot more than boxes desks, chairs, cubicle partitions, filing cabinets, and outdated electronics all have to go somewhere before the space is ready for its next chapter. We handle the full cleanout so your business can move, renovate, or hand over the space on schedule without the furniture and equipment becoming a bottleneck.

We schedule around your business hours, including nights and weekends. So a cleanout doesn't disrupt daily operations or delay a move-in date. Furniture and equipment in usable condition can be set aside for donation or resale on request, and everything else is hauled away and disposed of responsibly.

Yard Waste Removal

Yard work generates more waste than most people plan for. Grass clippings, fallen leaves, trimmed branches, and piled-up brush that can quickly take over a garage or curb if it isn't hauled off. We clear it all out so your property stays clean, presentable, and free of the green waste that piles up after mowing, pruning, or a seasonal cleanup.

Whether it's a single overdue cleanup or a standing arrangement to keep your yard clear all season, we work around your schedule. Green waste is hauled to an appropriate disposal or composting facility, keeping it out of landfills whenever possible.

Concrete & Brick Removal

Broken concrete and old masonry don't just sit there looking bad. They take up space, create tripping hazards, and stand in the way of whatever's coming next, whether that's a new driveway, a fresh foundation pour, or a full site renovation. We break down, load, and haul away concrete slabs, sidewalks, driveways, and brick or block walls so your site is clear and ready to rebuild on.

Heavy, reinforced material calls for the right equipment, and we bring it from breaking and loading to hauling the load off-site. Concrete and masonry are taken to a disposal or recycling facility whenever possible, so material gets reused as aggregate instead of sitting in a landfill.

Scrap Metal Hauling

Scrap metal has a way of piling up on job sites, in garages, and around properties, old appliances, pipe, wiring, structural steel, and leftover materials from a build or teardown. We collect and haul it all away, clearing the clutter while making sure metal gets recycled instead of dumped.

We handle the loading and hauling so you don't have to sort, lift, or transport heavy material yourself. Metal is taken to a recycling facility rather than a landfill whenever possible, keeping your site tidy while putting the material to good use.