Pricing

People often expect salvaged wood to be inexpensive. We wish it were. In fact, reclaimed wood is often more expensive than your run of the mill fresh sawn wood. Think of it as any fine antique with a history and a story to tell.

• In most cases, the wood is antique originating from the old growth forests cut by our founding fathers. Note: less than 10% of the forests the colonists knew remain today.
• Some species are not only antique, but the last relics of these extraordinary forests, as is the case with Chestnut and Elm, both wiped out by blights in the early 1900's. Our products are sourced from agricultural buildings, factories, and warehouses that have outlived their purpose and must be taken down. We have a deconstruction crew and acquisitions manager that work to rescue this antique wood.
• Once at our shops in New York and Oregon, the wood goes thru a "de-nailing" process where our team uses metal detectors to rid the wood of artifacts like nails, bolts, and other metal or foreign objects.

Other factors that can affect the final price of your floor include species, type, and finish.

$$$$   Starts $11 – $14

Hard to find or from extinct species or the best of grades, these products are the cream of the crop.

$$$    Starts $9 – $10

More precise sorting and difficult to find species, the products found here are  select and distinct.

$$     Starts $7 – $8

Varying grades, more readily available, and higher yields allow us to bring it to you at a fair price.

$      Starts $4 – $6
These species are most abundantly available to us and often don’t require intensive metal removal or planing. We’re happy to pass the savings on to you.

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