Did you know? Perks Reclaimed sources lumber and other materials from local deconstruction projects, where buildings and homes, often older structures, are carefully taken apart in reverse order of how they were built. This process allows our team to not only salvage materials, but preserve their value and integrity before they’re lost to demolition.

Reclaimed lumber and flooring come directly from these projects across the Denver and Boulder area. Once recovered, our team processes everything in-house at our warehouse to prepare it for reuse. That includes de-nailing and sorting materials so they’re ready for real-world building and renovation projects.

When lumber comes from older structures, it’s often made from slower-grown, old-growth material that tends to be denser and more tightly grained than many modern softwoods. Depending on species and condition, that can translate to strong, durable material that holds up well in new applications.

By handling the processing ourselves, we make sure reclaimed wood and flooring are clean, usable, and ready for a second life. This keeps valuable materials in circulation, reduces landfill waste, and gives builders, contractors, and homeowners access to salvaged materials that are practical, affordable, and ready to use in new construction, renovation, and custom projects.