architectural salvage

Architectural salvage refers to the process of recovering and repurposing building materials and decorative elements from old or demolished structures. This can include doors, windows, flooring, bricks, and fixtures. Salvaged items are often valued for their unique characteristics, craftsmanship, and historical significance. They can be reused in new construction or renovation projects, promoting sustainability and preserving architectural heritage. By using salvaged materials, builders and homeowners can reduce waste, lower costs, and create distinctive spaces that carry a sense of history and character.