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Salvage Yard- Used Building Material- Reviews- San Diego

28 August, 2008 (14:50) | California, Reclaim/Salvage/Surplus

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First I went to Architectural Salvage on Kettner Blvd- What a great place! If you are looking for hardware, doors, stained glass, they have tons in stock! What I loved- the tin sinks, which were fabulous! Unfortunately didn’t need them now and maybe some time in the far future. They have bathtubs, sinks, newels, grates, locks, lighting and lots more of great stuff. Pricing is the same if not better than your local home improvement store. I didn’t have my camera with me, so sorry no pics! 

My favorite is Builders Surplus Building Materials in Leucadia, Encinitas. They have been around for 16 years, 2 years in this location. The focus is on doors, windows and ironwork, but they have hardware, granite, ornamental tile and  reclaimed wood and whatever else is available. My camera’s batteries died so can only show a few pics. 

If you go, be sure to wander into the back forty, where all the granite, wood, posts, newels and stuff are stored! They salvage products, get stock overruns and take on used building materials on consignment.

This is reclaimed wood from a 100 Year Old Fort! 

This Pecan wood just came in from an old barn. 

This door is part of a tropical Set, absolutely gorgeous. 

The workmanship is awesome on this old door!

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Comments

Comment from RICARDO SOTO
Time September 25, 2008 at 11:48 am

I have a second hand store in Mexico and want to know if you have any action or special prices.

Comment from al smith
Time November 26, 2008 at 4:30 pm

do you have info regarding if theres another company of yours closer to fresno ca
we are needing used building material. please, if you have a phone number can you let me know that info.

thank you
al smith

Comment from John
Time December 16, 2008 at 3:46 pm

Looking for short (10 ft or so) section of used culvert pipe (corrugated steel pipe), 3-4 feet diameter, round or arched. Any ideas who’d have that, within say 30 miles of San Diego, or in Mexico? Thanks!

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