A few national dealers and local shops can be found by searching the Internet or in a phone directory.
Reclaimed wood can be used in renovations. It takes more work than simply stopping by a lumber yard, but it is worth it for the unique beauty of used timber.
There is always a possibility that some lumber might be available for you if you are aware of any buildings being demolished. Ask the owner of the property if you can purchase the lumber, or if it is available for free.
Directly buying from our mill gives you more options for wood species, cut, size, and ensures you get the wood you need. Our Dallas, TX company also sources locally harvested wood, making it ideal for farmhouse styles and other applications. We are also committed to protecting natural resource and supporting local vendors.
Reclaimed wood can make a statement about a homeowner and their home. People will go to great lengths for it. The teak staircase made from wood salvaged from Southeast Asia's demolition sites is the first thing you notice when you walk in to George Mabry's front yard. The exterior of the house is white stucco with a redwood siding that was made from California olive oil barrels.
It reduces deforestation, eliminates landfill waste, reduces toxic watersheds that are used to grow trees today, and lowers the chemical content of timber processed today and used in the manufacture of flooring. Experts claim that virgin lumber requires 10 times as much energy to be turned into flooring than reclaimed timber.
Trinity Valley Floors reclaimed hardwood can create an elegant space or a country-chic home. Our knowledgeable staff can help you find out more or order high-quality and sustainable products online.