Reclaimed Materials Resource Management

07/01/2026

Hoping you can come visit us for the grand opening on July 11th!!

05/28/2026

Sometimes materials show up that aren’t logistically feasible to reclaim. This stone found in the attic was likely the chimney cap of this 1840’s home.

How it got here is a mystery. It’s not fitting through the window, though!
It will be staying in the attic for now!!

05/21/2026

What projects do you have on your list for this summer?🔨

05/21/2026

Today I’m very appreciative for the years of training to be an electrician. At times the apprenticeship was so trying I wanted to quit. ⚠️

The reality is that everything I have done since has all stemmed from completing that apprenticeship. 🎉

Now I get to contribute those skills and knowledge towards installing new light fixtures to shine light on these beautiful reclaimed materials at Renew Salvage…pun intended:) 🔨

Come on down Friday from 10 AM-6 PMor weekdays from 4 PM-5:30 PM. You can find us at 234 Elliot Street, Brattleboro, Vermont.

We hope to see you soon! 💡⚡

Thanks,
Marcus Jones
RMRM

05/15/2026

The doors are open!!! Stop by 234 Elliott Street in Brattleboro to see what’s going on. It’s a soft opening. Lighting is being finished and things are actively moving in.

05/15/2026

04/29/2026

Want to see more of the work? Head to www.ReclaimedMaterials.org where we break down what we're doing, what we're recovering, and how reclaimed materials are being put back to use in the community.🌍🔨

04/25/2026

This is where the work starts.🔨

Open up a wall or pull back a floor and you'll find what's really there — rot, water damage, materials that have run their course. Most of it goes unseen until someone looks.

That's exactly the point. Knowing what you're working with changes everything. It's what allows us to decide what's worth saving, what needs to go, and how to move forward without wasting what doesn't have to be wasted.🏘️

Less extraction. Less dependency on new materials. More of what's already there, put back to use.🌍

04/22/2026

There is something grounding about knowing exactly where your water comes from.

This spring on Woodford Mountain is where I get my drinking water. Clean, free-flowing, and available year-round. It is something I never take for granted.

Access to safe, drinkable water is one of our most basic needs, yet many systems today make us dependent on complex infrastructure and distant resources.

At Reclaimed Materials Resource Management, we are thinking about how our built environment can better support the essentials, including water, air, and shelter, in ways that are more connected to place.

This is a small moment, but an important reminder of what is possible when we pay attention to the resources around us.