Northwest Reclaimed LLC, Washington state

by Csaba Mundi
(Blaine, WA )

Csaba, owner of NWR inside a prized MI barn.

Csaba, owner of NWR inside a prized MI barn.

At NWR we take great pride in each barn we salvage, forging and maintaining relationships with former owners along the way. We're a full service outfit, offering everything from professional dismantling and removal to building custom one of a kind pieces of furniture or homes from the materials we save. We travel as far as Michigan and we make sure that justice is done to your old farm building. Paying fair prices and do quick work. Great references available, licensed, insured, bonded, courteous and professional service all the way through the project. Please call us, we'd love to hear about your barn. 360.303.2887

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Mar 30, 2017
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starstarstarstar 		Recovery in Northern Ca
by: JD Associates

A City in Northern California is considering demolishing a large late 1880's barn used in a turn of the century rock quarry. I need a barn demo and salvage firm to work with my Design/Construction firm to submit a proposal to the City for its demolition and reconstruction of an alternternative use structure. Contact Jim Dodge at [email protected]
Jun 27, 2016
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starstarstarstarstar 		Saving our history for the future
by: Anonymous

Csaba and his team at Northwest Reclaimed are the guys you want to deal with when the time comes to take the old barn down. They worked hard and efficient to dismantle rather than destroy our beloved building, ensuring that all usable materials are saved for future projects. They build awesome, heirloom quality pieces of furniture as well as adding some very special architectural details to homes old and new. The beams from our barn in Illinois became a the focal point and main structural frame of a home they built in WA, can't wait to see their upcoming projects. We feel great about selling our barn to an outfit that the guys who built the building a hundred years ago would be proud of!
Thanks again!
The Breton Family

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