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Hardwood Restoration is a construction company based out of 193 Russell Dr, Hiram, Georgia, United States.

"Re-using by Repurposing Byproducts and Waste of Industry" Traditional recycling involves government agencies, re-manufacturing, mass participation, and a lot of energy. At Repurposed Materials we have found an incredible niche where we give products a new life without actually changing them at all. Our mission here is a simple one: to divert by-products and waste of industry and make them available for our customers to repurpose at an affordable price. What is Repurposing you ask? Well it is a unique way of recycling where products that have hit the end of their life in one industry are put into an unrelated industry to be used in a completely new and unique way. Unlike recycling though, repurposing doesn’t require any heavy equipment or manufacturing processes, rather just some creative thought as to how a product can be re-intended as is. As part of the “green” industry, we are always trying to take in new materials that are presented to us in order to divert them from the landfill. Therefore, our product line is always growing because our customers come up with endless possibilities for the new inventory we get in. We have a diverse stock including, but not limited to, containers, billboards, rubber material, and lumber that can all be repurposed in a multitude of avenues.