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After 22 years in the salvage business, we have been honored to work in some of the most beautiful buildings in the country. Although we hate to see these structures come down, we are happy to be able to preserve some of their architectural elements for you and your home. Seen to the right is our first salvage project back in 1988.
^Salvage and demolition went hand in hand at the "HUGE" first Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA. Half of the church was being torn down as the other was being salvaged. The church was decorated with 36 terra-cotta and stone urns nearly 6 feet tall, Huge stone columns and lots of interior plaster decoration.
The Quaker Oats Mansion in Barrington, IL was built as a summer retreat in 1926 covering some 12,000 square feet.
Although not apparent from this picture, this mansion was the largest home that we ever salvaged. This home spread out for over 20,000 square feet and had 14 bedrooms, Each with its own fireplace, full bath and walk-in closet. We removed 140 Leaded glass windows.
This Corner Mansion was located in Milwaukee, WI. This home was built in the 1880's and it stood opposite the Milwaukee court house.
The Flower's Estate was the home of the founders of Sara Lee. This mansion was built in 1906.
Wilmette, Il was the home to this 300,000 sq/ft Convent which was built in 1910. We removed over 100,000 sq/ft of beautiful Encaustic tile and Hardwood floors along with other salvage items to make way for a Condo-conversion. |
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