Deconstruction and Architectural Artifacts
| "The true artist breathes a life and soul, which is beauty, into the dead utilitarian materials, stone and wood, and they speak a language that is understood as readily as that of animate nature" | ||
| Andrew
Jackson Downing Victorian Cottage Residences |
||
| By way of neglect,age or in the path of development, many a building's useful service life ends for the present owner. Preservation Trades catalogues and deconstructs historic buildings for immediate use or later re-erection. We also inventory structural and non structural architectural salvage for reuse. | ![]() |
![]() |
Nonstructural deconstruction involves the removal for salvage/reuse of any building contents that are not a part of or whose removal is not dependent on the structural integrity of the building. This category includes finish flooring, wainscot, windows, doors, trim, fixtures, hardware and fireplace mantels. |
|
Complete
Deconstruction and Storing
Greek Revival Farmhouse circa 1860 |
|||
![]() |
Structural deconstruction involves the removal for salvage/reuse of any building components that are part of the building or contribute to the structural integrity of the building. Included is framing, sheathing, roof systems, brick and stone masonry, wood timbers/beams and wood rafters. |
![]() |
|
|
All
varieties of antique wood products available
|
Deconstruction
of 1840 hewn frame
|
||
![]() |
|
Architectural
Drawing showing part numbering system ( see photos above)
|
Preservation
Trades, Inc. P.O. Box 1102, Wayne IL.
Phone/Fax 630-443-0411
or E-mail
us to discuss your requirements
or use
the Enquiry
Form for your convenience.