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Dismantling/recycling old barn
My husband and I have an old (160 years) barn on our property. We're
interested in having it removed. We've received some quotes (high $$) but one of the contractors suggested that we might find an organization interested in dismantling it in exchange for the materials. We live in Massachusetts -- does anyone have any leads on this sort of thing? I've done a bit of Googling and will continue ("dismantling old barns" "salvaging old wood") but was also hoping for a dead on lead. Thanks in advance, Sara |
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My husband and I have an old (160 years) barn on our property. We're interested in having it removed. We've received some quotes (high $$) but one of the contractors suggested that we might find an organization interested in dismantling it in exchange for the materials. We live in Massachusetts -- does anyone have any leads on this sort of thing? I've done a bit of Googling and will continue ("dismantling old barns" "salvaging old wood") but was also hoping for a dead on lead. Thanks in advance, Sara Around here (northern VT), there are several local types who make their living taking apart unwanted buildings for salvage at no cost. I doubt they would be willing to travel out of state though. They usually don't advertise and keep a low profile. I would try asking around some more for someone in your area. Try asking at antique stores or the like that sell refurbished materials. Stopping by a residential construction site and asking some of the guys might also turn up someone. Good luck. -samofvt |
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Sara ...
My husband and I have an old (160 years) barn on our property. We're interested in having it removed. We've received some quotes (high $$) but one of the contractors suggested that we might find an organization interested in dismantling it in exchange for the materials. Have you asked "This Old House?" Check the "Resources" section on their website (www.thisoldhouse.com ) or maybe even send them an e-mail. Since you're in Massachusetts, maybe they'll even want it themselves. Lee -- To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon" |
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