We're excited to share our 5th annual report with you! It's been an incredible journey of growth for our deconstruction business and our retail Reclaimed Lumber Warehouse.

The many eco-friendly (and economic!) benefits of deconstruction, the sustainable alternative to demolition

CBS Colorado interviews Anna Perks, Owner and Found of Perks Deconstruction, on the company’s efforts to bring sustainability practices to Colorado’s demolition industry.

Where we’ve been and where we’re heading in helping to create a more sustainable demolition industry in Colorado

A comparison of demolition and its sustainable alternative, deconstruction, as well as the many benefits of deconstruction.

We’re excited to share that Perks Deconstruction is celebrating 5 years in business! We want to celebrate all the wonderful partners, customers, and friends who have helped us get this far. Join us on March 15 for food and refreshments, a sale on reclaimed building materials, crafts, activities and more! 3-5pm at the Perks Deconstruction Reclaimed Lumber Warehouse: 6800 A East 53rd Place, Commerce City, CO

To share what it's like to do business with us, we created a customer roadmap graphic that helps explain each step of the deconstruction process.

We always use the “highest and best use” principle to make the most of each material we divert from the landfill. Then we work with local recyclers and nonprofit partners to ensure each item gets reused or recycled responsibly.

Are you interested in donating reusable materials from your renovation or demolition project? Awesome. We’re here to help you every step of the way, from appraising materials to filling out paperwork and, of course, donating the materials on your behalf to local nonprofits or our own Reclaimed Lumber Warehouse in Denver. Here’s a step-by-step guide of how it works.

How sustainable deconstruction practices create a circular economy that provides economic, environmental, and social benefits for communities