RePurpose Savannah
About RePurpose Savannah
RePurpose Savannah is a non-profit based at 2302 East Gwinnett Street in Savannah, Georgia, in Chatham County. It takes old structures apart piece by piece so the materials can be reused instead of going to the landfill. The group has worked in Savannah since 2018, and it describes itself as a women+ led nonprofit. The work covers total and partial deconstruction, including brick and concrete, and the site is left clean when the crew finishes. Salvaged floors, beams and doors are kept for reuse, and the custom woodworking shop mills reclaimed lumber into batches sized for a job. They also offer consulting for people who want to train a crew or start a reuse hub. The wood they handle includes longleaf pine (heart pine), second-growth southern yellow pine, cedar, magnolia, live oak, pecan, cypress, red oak, white oak, black walnut and sweetgum. A job starts with a conversation. You tell them about the project, their crew visits, and they write an estimate for the cost. They say they aim to "match the cost and timeline of demolition." This suits a landowner with an older building to take down who wants its materials saved, more than one looking to sell standing timber. From repurposesavannah.org, read 17 October 2026.
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Sawmill hardwood & softwood
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