ReSource, A Must Visit [Home Improvements]

Whether you're getting ready to tackle a major remodel or just looking for a little something to spruce up your pad, you should check out Boulder's ReSource.

What is it?

Every year, enormous quantities of potentially useful construction and remodeling material ends up in the landfill. Re-using this stuff instead of buying it new is one of the best ways to move your lifestyle towards sustainability. Not only will you save a bundle of money, you'll be consuming less natural resources and supporting our community.

ReSource is the waste reduction division of the Center for ReSource Conservation. At the yard, you can pick up all sorts of building materials (see below).

From the ReSource website:

We provide the community with a unique opportunity to buy or donate reusable building materials. Our stores make it easy to make smart environmental decisions, save money and find many beautiful, functional and historical items that otherwise would be in a landfill.

We visited there yesterday. Here's a few pictures I took of the building materials you can find at ReSource.

Heavy duty material, including joist hangers and anchors:

Boxes of fasteners, including nails for your nail gun:

Hard wood flooring:

Plenty of windows and doors:

Sheet glass and mirrors:

Lockers for your mudroom:

Switches, outlets, and lots of other electrical supplies:

A huge supply of tiles:

Need another reason to visit? Right now, ReSource is running a 30% off sale during the weekend as they prepare to move to their new location on Recycling Row.

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