Demolition Services
The team at Raleigh Secondhand Barn assists customers who are wanting to downsize or those undertaking a total demolition of their property. Our demolition solutions are individually tailored to suit our clients’ needs. Over the years, our team has assisted with various demolition projects. From warehouses, homes, sheds and more, our team of demolition professionals can retrieve items of value and building materials to be recycled and sold.
Our experienced team members can retrieve everything from old doors, floorboards and other reusable materials. We can buy these from our client and sell the items in our warehouse so it can be reused and upcycled.
Our team can also take care of deceased estate clearance. We buy and sell antique furniture, vintage clothing and other secondhand items at our 3 acre barn in Raleigh, south of Coffs Harbour. Visit our secondhand store or give us a call and let us discuss how we can help you get that demolition job done.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Kind Of Building Materials Can Be Reused For Construction?
Materials such as steel, concrete, timber, terracotta tiles, electrical wiring and grade 1 (PET) and 2 (HDPE) plastics can be readily reused once it has been retrieved from demolition or construction sites.
Other types of building materials that can be recycled include bamboo, glass, asphalt, cardboard, straw bales and timber crate.
Is It Cheaper To Use Recycled Building Materials?
It is definitely cheaper to use recycled materials for construction. This is primarily because recycled materials are priced lower than freshly processed materials. Recycled building materials generally have the same quality as new materials, so you can be sure you’re receiving quality items that will last.
How Does Recycling Help The Economy?
Aside from the environmental benefits, recycling has a variety of economic benefits. It creates jobs and new businesses for transporting, selling and processing recycled materials. The sale of recycled materials or items helps to generate revenue for the local economy, which is why there is now a market dedicated solely to the recycling and waste management industry.