Architectual Salvage Yards

Nationally known Salvage Yards:

ReStore Home Improvement Center – Restore Home Improvement Center is a community-based, non-profit store located in Springfield, Massachusetts that accepts donations of home improvement materials from homeowners, contractors, manufacturers, retailers and municipal collection centers. In turn, ReStore recycles the materials by selling the items to the public at affordable prices. A great idea worth investigating! Check out their links page to find a reuse-type store near you.

http://www.architectural-emporium.com (Canonsburg, PA)

http://www.architecturalsalvage.com (Louisville, KY)

http://www.architecturalsalvagevt.com/ (Burlington, VT)

http://www.blackdogsalvage.com (Roanoke, VA)

http://www.floridavictorian.com (Deland, FL)

https://www.historichouseparts.com (Rochester, NY)

http://www.oldegoodthings.com/ (New York, NY & Scranton, PA)

http://www.oldhousesalvage.com/ (Exeter, NH)

http://www.recentruins.com/ (Richmond, VA)

http://www.recyclingthepast.com (Barnegat, NJ)

http://www.salvageone.com/ (Chicago, IL)

http://www.santafewrecking.com/ (Los Angeles, CA)

http://www.seattlebuildingsalvage.com/ (Seattle & Everett, WA)

http://www.secondchanceinc.org/ (non-profit organization in Baltimore, MD)

http://www.tonysarchitecturalsalvage.com/ (Orange, CA)