Reclaimed Building Materials

Reclaimed building materials are carefully sourced from old barns, houses, wine, water and vinegar tanks, warehouses, docks, decks — and even shipwrecks! Many of these structures outlive their original purpose but still have solid bones that can be recycled and repurposed into new, useful life as flooring, paneling, ceilings, cabinets, tabletops, bar tops, siding, wainscoting, and more. Recycled building materials, used lumber, and weathered old wood from Heritage Salvage have been incorporated into over 100 restaurants, breweries, and wineries — as well as countless homes and commercial projects throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Hand Hewn Beams

Several weathered wooden beams with labels in a lumber yard, with more beams stacked in the background.

Wood slabs

A large, irregularly shaped slab of wood with bark edges, placed on a wooden surface outdoors.
Stack of large, cut wooden slabs or slices on a wooden pallet in a lumber yard or woodworking shop.
Interior of a lumber storage area with stacked wooden planks and boards, a partially open door revealing an outdoor scene with trees and a metal roofed structure.

RECLAIMED METAL

Two large rusty industrial fans with metal blades inside pink metal frames, placed outdoors on gravel ground.
Piles of rusty metal roofing sheets, metal support beams, and construction materials stacked outdoors, with a rust-colored building wall in the background.

Grape Stakes

A flatbed truck loaded with cut firewood in a residential area on a sunny day.

Fenceboards

Stack of weathered wooden planks on a table at an outdoor yard with a yellow forklift and other construction materials in the background.

Call, visit, or email us to see what we’ve got in the yard. Lumber & building materials change daily.
Images shown are representative only.

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Abstract geometric design with overlapping shapes and earthy tones.