Business Details
25 Years
experience
Sustainable Building Materials Store in Roseburg, OR
Heartwood ReSources was founded in October 2001 with a mission to promote environmental stewardship while supporting economic development in Douglas County. As a nonprofit deconstruction and salvage company, we specialize in diverting construction materials from landfills through careful dismantling of buildings and reselling reusable components. Our 15,660 sq. ft. warehouse provides affordable building supplies to Oregon residents, particularly benefiting low- and moderate-income households seeking home improvement solutions. With every dollar spent at our store, customers eliminate over a pound of waste, a commitment that helped us divert 197 tons of materials from landfills in 2020 alone. We offer job training opportunities and community education programs focused on sustainable practices.Our inventory includes salvaged doors, windows, cabinetry, lumber, and unique historical artifacts recovered from demolished structures. Through our deconstruction services, we help reduce landfill burden while preserving architectural heritage. Our team provides project inspiration and DIY guidance in-store, supporting creative reuse of materials. The company maintains transparency about its environmental impact measurements and community benefits. We welcome both professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts to explore our ever-changing selection of recycled building materials while contributing to waste reduction efforts.
Services
Recycled Doors
Salvaged Windows
Reclaimed Lumber
Cabinet Sets
Home Improvement Tools
DIY Project Materials
Deconstruction Services
Historical Artifacts
Building Material Salvage
Job Training Programs
Details
- Year established: 2001
Highlights and features
- We've been in operation since 2001 with experienced deconstruction professionals
- Our nonprofit model prioritizes environmental responsibility over profit
- We offer deeply discounted building materials compared to new products
- We provide job training and community education programs
- We rescue unique historical building elements from local demolition sites
What people say
First stop whenever in town
Great find/buy
Worth the drive
Patient employees
Support the community
Services
Reclaimed Lumber
Our reclaimed lumber comes from carefully dismantled local buildings and barns. These unique wood pieces maintain their original character while offering durable material for new projects. We provide various species and dimensions suitable for flooring, furniture, and structural applications.
Deconstruction Services
We specialize in carefully dismantling structures to recover reusable building materials. This environmentally responsible alternative to demolition preserves architectural elements while creating job training opportunities. Our team follows strict safety protocols during material recovery operations.
Historical Artifacts
Our inventory includes unique historical building elements recovered from demolished structures. These one-of-a-kind pieces range from early 20th century heaters to antique safes and elevator components, offering both functional and decorative options for creative projects.
DIY Project Materials
We offer diverse materials perfect for creative home improvement and craft projects. Our staff provides inspiration and guidance for transforming salvaged items into functional creations like greenhouses made from shower doors or garden decor from reclaimed wood elements.
Job Training Programs
Through our nonprofit mission, we provide hands-on training in deconstruction techniques and retail operations. Participants gain valuable skills in material handling, customer service, and sustainable practices while supporting our waste reduction goals.
Questions
What types of materials do you sell?
We offer salvaged doors, windows, lumber, cabinetry, hardware, tools, and unique historical building elements from demolished structures across Oregon.
How does shopping here benefit the environment?
Every dollar spent eliminates over 1 pound of waste. In 2020 alone, customer purchases helped divert 197 tons of materials from Douglas County landfill.
Are prices lower than new materials?
Our recycled materials typically cost significantly less than new products. Many customers report saving enough to cover transportation costs from single purchases.
Do you offer DIY project help?
Our staff provides inspiration and guidance for creative reuse projects. We also offer a 25% discount for customers who share photos of their completed DIY projects.
What are your operating hours?
We're open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Donation hours follow the same schedule.
Do you accept material donations?
Yes, we welcome building material donations during our regular operating hours at our Roseburg facility. Donations help expand our inventory while supporting our environmental mission.
Reviews (5)
J. T. Tremblay Sensei Tremblay
Jun 10, 2022
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Got what I need. Sometimes they will haggle. when the electricity went out one day, they let me pay later. who does that? Good folks. Gave me a FANTASTIC DEAL on a counter top. Gave me a great deal on paint, cabinet doors, sinks, glass panes, tile blinds etc. couldn't have fixed my house without them.
T. Stam
Mar 14, 2022
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All sorts of goodies. Good place to just walk through and poke around. Never know what they have that you didn't know you needed.
Jordan Jungwirth
Feb 27, 2022
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A Roseburg treasure trove! There's always something to find here. Also a great spot to donate home items!
Cj Cody
Dec 08, 2021
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It's a little hard to navigate. Prices were reasonable on some things, kinda high on others, It is worth checking out. There are some great bargains for you do it your-selfers working on the house!
Teresa Riley
May 25, 2021
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As the norm. I ALWAYS find a great find/buy. Even when I just stop for a quick look. Also its worth the drive over, sometimes just the amount of $$ I save on just 1 item pays for my gas to get there. THANK YOU to the employees that work there. They are always very very patient with me, and my companion dog.
