The Job: Florence Pioneer Museum Basement Kitchen
The Pioneer Museum in Florence, Colorado, approached us with a unique opportunity to assist in the removal of old kitchen cabinets and a sink from their basement. These cabinets, which had served their purpose long ago, were no longer in use and needed to be removed to make way for updates. As a company dedicated to salvaging and preserving history, we were thrilled to help ensure these materials didn’t end up in a landfill.
The removal process took a couple of hours, and while we managed to salvage about half of the cabinets intact, the rest had to be carefully disassembled into boards. This allowed us to preserve as much of the original material as possible, ensuring it could be repurposed for future projects. Although some pieces couldn’t remain whole, they are still valuable as reclaimed wood, ready to be transformed into something new while retaining their historic charm.
We take pride in being part of efforts like this, where we can contribute to preserving local history and giving old materials a second life. Whether it’s architectural elements or furniture, every piece we salvage carries a story, and we’re committed to ensuring those stories continue to live on in new and meaningful ways.


