Some cool stuff to look at, but all items were extremely overpriced. Owner seemed cold and unwelcoming. The whole store felt like a cover-up for somebody’s hoarding problem
OUTRAGEOUS prices! Even the newer items (can't be classified as "vintage") and broken ones are insanely expensive! 5 year old plastic edge windows for $125... Those are $50 new!
No fun items like shown online, just countless doors, windows, tubs and sinks. Guess all the fun stuff is worth the outrageous prices but the rest definitely isn't.
All I can think is, the owner must be a hoarder who doesn't want to sell his items, or maybe he wants you to haggle down 50%.
Great place! So happy we have it in the upper valley. They had exactly what we were looking for in a used door, and for a fair price. Well worth the investment for our home.
Just checked the place out. Lots of neat things to check out. The prices are ridiculous though. Was looking for 5 doors to do a small project. They were $225 each.
We've tried twice to shop here and had disappointing experiences both times. Staff was rude and prices much higher than like items elsewhere. We don't plan to return.
This place is awesome! So much bigger than we expected, fair prices, and fun to just wander around and browse. We will definitely be back to buy more unique windows and fixtures as we build our tiny house.
This place is an absolute treasure. The place keeps going and they have tons of salvaged items and even more down in the basement. They are super friendly and if you call will hunt through the store for items. They also do a good job of keeping the inventory on the website up to date.
If you are looking for great old doors, windows, tubs, sinks, shutters, lights, wow this is the place. Three floors of great stuff to add to your rehab project.
My hot wife and I have been looking to replace a old 3 bay sink for years with no luck. UNTIL we stopped at Vermont salvage and not only saw the sink we were looking for but hand many options of size and color. The owners Jesse and Joe were extremely helpful and gave us a very fair price. Vermont salvage will be my first call next time
This place has some gorgeous stuff, ranging from doors to sections of bowling lanes to porcelain tubs ... and much more. It was freezing cold there on our visit (it was warmer outside!), but there were 3 floors of amazing stuff. I dinged it one star because the prices were very high .. . priced more like vintage than salvage.
From claw foot tubs and pedestal sinks to hardwood doors to cast iron radiators and soapstone counters~we built and designed our home around Vermont Salvage finds.
WHAT AN AWESOME PLACE! I'm a huge fan of architectural salvage. I've been to quite a few different businesses that specialize in such. Vermont Salvage blew them all away! Their inventory is amazing. Stained glass galore. Bowling lanes --- the ACTUAL lanes from an ACTUAL bowling alley that went out of business -- converted into table tops, butcher blocks, counters, etc. What a great idea! This was like walking through a museum, where the pieces were all for sale! Of course, the prices on architectural salvage has SKYROCKETED over the years and I couldn't afford a single thing, but I loved walking through the VAST warehouse of goods and I'm looking forward to returning with my friends and family whom I know would appreciate such a place. {The only reason I gave 4 stars and not 5 ---- price. I understand some things are well worth every penny, but I did feel that several items were priced much higher than necessary, in my opinion.}
Filled with treasures for the heritage-sensitive remodelers. Prices seems to vary depending on condition and rarity of items. You can definitely find beautiful rescued credenzas there, lots and lots of original doors and windows, and some quirky stuff (yes, giant fishes & giant bank safes painted pink). Basement is dedicated to shutters, ground floor has a bit of everything, first floor is about lighting fixtures, posts and wooden staircase pieces.
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