Deconstruction & Salvage, LLC

On our way back from TONASKET, at Diablo lake!

Smokey Point decon- the left lean-to, the rear lean-to, and the front wall are all down after 2 days

Bringing home the big ‘ol trailer full of from the coastal barn in Belfair. Such beautiful cedar exterior siding planks, vintage 3/4” thick “knotty cedar” planks from 1920s

Finishing up this beauty of a decon tonight, and driving a HELL OF A LOAD on the 18’ tilt bed 4 hours home. Yeah, sometimes we work at night.

A job right next to home: this small, 1910s grainary barn has been made available- and we want to sell it as a whole instead of what we usually do: deconstruct it to salvage the materials. The inside's footprint is 19'4"x 21'6", and it has a full loft with 63" tall knee walls, 90" ceilings on the main floor, beautiful t&g Douglas fir flooring, incredible 1x8 shiplap walls, plus an open lean to/garage that's 15' wide, and features a 16' long, old-growth, beam- turned- workbench in the garage!
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Hart's barn, in is on the same land as the home of our new . It stands entirely on 6' tall, 30" diameter pilings, because it's RIGHT next to the . It is on the land that the second man to homestead in Sedro decided to stake claim to....in 1887. The whole farm is covered in incredible trees, gardens, massive cedars and beautiful shrubs and flowers and weeping willows, and it neighbors a potato crop. More photos to come!

So we Deconstructed this last spring in Snohomish... Carefully so it could be reconstructed up here in Ferndale! My Next post will be of this same barn, rebuilt up here on a lovely couple's beautiful land!

I LOVE our home ❤️

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I updated our "Client Projects" page on the website with a number of new photos! Check out what our awesome, talented clients are pulling off with our materials!

Client Projects Client projects! We LOVE it when our clients share their photos of their projects with us! It's amazing to see what people do with the wood we salvage! This amazing shelving system was created by our new neighbor, Doug at Plank & Grain, an amazing business building incredible pieces! We were ...

Very few times in our lives, something so truly terrifying and incredibly devastating happens to us, and we have a very clear choice: life is ready to take us down, it's ready and waiting, but I really believe if there's someone next to you who you lived more than anything, who you would give anything for, who will not only stay by your side, but allow themselves to be an changed as you- as grateful as you- as elated as you that nothing is worse- as vulnerable and naked as you- as broken as you- and willing to fight as hard as you to recognize what an incredible moment of grace and mercy you've been give.... That in the face of everything you may have feared most, you move mountains with your love.
We are so lucky to have Micah still with us. Car accidents are some of the most insanely real and truly scary realities of our modern life. After two emergency surgeries, two blood transfusions, two MRIs and a three- day induced coma, this beautiful, incredible man walked me to the elevator as visiting hours ended tonight.... After having a breathing tube ripped out of his throat just yesterday morning, and meeting with tons of specialists, therapists, and doctors, plus coming to appreciate nurses more than you ever could, and after lots of excruciating pain and fear, Micah is getting stronger every HOUR. No matter how much the hospital tries to break his spirit and heart, he prevails, and beyond the expectations of anyone.
I am so in love with my beautiful husband Micah Rogers, and we have a true new outlook on life, and I'm just more grateful than I ever thought I could even be.
I'll continue to thank God every day that I get to share with this beautiful man.

We have a long road ahead.... At least 4 months of recovery while his ruptured spleen recovers, But we are desperately desperately grateful that what they thought was two fractured vertebrae and his neck were not actually in fact fractures, just unfortunate concerns on a preliminary and insufficiently captured MRI. And we've been so lucky that a few very close friends and family members have been there to support us through this incredibly terrifying and naturally difficult time.