Visit our store at 469 W Ridge Rd  near Dewey in Rochester, NY featuring 21,000 sq. ft. of quality used building materials. 

Permanently Closed
(585)288-3080  Learn more …

We sell used doors, windows, plumbing fixtures, lighting fixtures, flooring, trim, hardware, cabinets, and more. Both modern and antique. Learn more ...

ReHouse salvages our products from houses being demolished or remodeled. If you are planning to tear down a house or have architectural elements you no longer need, contact us. Learn more …

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The ReHouse page on Facebook is very active and is a good way to see what's new.  "Like" us and share ReHouse with your friends.

You can find inspiration for your next project on our ReHouse page on Pinterest.

A small selection of our products are available for sale on Etsy.  You can browse and purchase them here.

A very small selection of our products are advertised on craigslist.  You can see them here.

ReHouse is Permanently Closed

Yes, ReHouse closed as of July 11th, 2026 at 5:00 PM. We will miss all of you loyal customers! Thank you for keeping ReHouse going for over 24 years. You can read more about the reasons for closing in the article below.

Purchase Pick-up

If you purchased an item before we closed but have not yet picked it up, please call the store at (585) 288-3080 and leave a message. We will get back to you and schedule a time for your pick-up.

Clearance Auction

Now that the store is closed, we are working to find homes for our remaining inventory with other salvage companies in the region. Any inventory left after that will be sold at auction. Sometime later this summer or early fall, ReHouse will hold an online auction to sell any remaining inventory, fixtures, tools, etc.Watch our facebook page or sign up for our email list for more details as they become available.

REHOUSE is CLOSING

Last Day is July 11th

Hello ReHouse Supporters:

As the seasons change, seasons of life also change. For the past three years I have been preparing for retirement. My hopes were for someone to purchase ReHouse and continue with the rewarding work I started over 24 years ago. Unfortunately, the many avenues did not produce the outcome for which I was hoping. So, I am letting you know that the ReHouse store is closing, July 11 is the last day open to the public.

Looking back over these many years, it has been something I could never have imagined when my goal was to save some house parts from the landfill. My family and friends rallied around me, pitching in to help in every way! My business partner, Kathy, drove over 100,000 miles to get the store going and flourishing. But no one more than my awesome husband, who has supported this project from start to finish, in rain, snow, heat, blood, sweat and a variety of tears along the way.

The people I have met and so many have become friends, have blessed me exceedingly! It excites me to look back at photos of materials and salvage jobs and think of how the homes and businesses of Rochester and beyond are preserving a piece of local history.

With having employed over 150 people, more friendships have been made. The passion all these skilled people have for the community, and the shared goal of reuse has made ReHouse a store loved by so many.

Going Forward: The store started a liquidation sale this past week and the discounts will increase every two weeks.Our hope is that an online store with the ReHouse name will continue, offering hardware, lighting, and other easily shippable items. So, stay tuned for that development.

Gift Cards: Please redeem any gift cards as soon as possible.

Thank you all again for your support, encouragement, and love of ReHouse all these years!

Keeping Reusing!

Sally and Dave

Visit Our Neighbor

Next time you stop in to ReHouse, check out Benedum's Antiques and Gifts. They are right next door!

We know you'll find something inside that delights you.  Nancy seems to have a little of everything on her well stocked shelves. Get a small glimpse on their web page.  Or just pop in.  It's well worth the trip.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

ReHouse strives to better the environment by reusing antique, vintage, and modern building materials that would have otherwise gone to the landfill.

We are creating jobs and stimulating the economy. Stop into ReHouse today!