My best friend which is like my brother came down from Michigan for Christmas to visit. We have recently moved and he hadn’t seen the new place so I walked around the property showing him this and that and we came to the old barn. He said there were people selling old wood like this for big bucks although he didn’t know who exactly.
So my question is, does anyone know where to start trying to sale the old wood from a barn? It’s my grandpa but he has mentioned wanting to tear it down because he thinks it’s an eyesore. I’m not sure on its age but would say 75 years plus. There’s also an old farmhouse that was built in the 1800s but I’m not so sure about tearing it down. It would be awesome to restore but I don’t have the money for a project like that. If he’s going to tear the barn down anyway I just wanted to see if there was any monetary value in the wood before it’s destroyed.
I have no idea about where to start or if it’s worth doing. I thought cff would be the best place to start because I think a lot of you guys and know that most of you will point me in the right direction. Any and all info is greatly appreciated. I can post pictures if that would help as well.
Thanks,
Zack
So my question is, does anyone know where to start trying to sale the old wood from a barn? It’s my grandpa but he has mentioned wanting to tear it down because he thinks it’s an eyesore. I’m not sure on its age but would say 75 years plus. There’s also an old farmhouse that was built in the 1800s but I’m not so sure about tearing it down. It would be awesome to restore but I don’t have the money for a project like that. If he’s going to tear the barn down anyway I just wanted to see if there was any monetary value in the wood before it’s destroyed.
I have no idea about where to start or if it’s worth doing. I thought cff would be the best place to start because I think a lot of you guys and know that most of you will point me in the right direction. Any and all info is greatly appreciated. I can post pictures if that would help as well.
Thanks,
Zack