- 23 Lawrence Square Blvd N, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
- (802) DECON-12
- contact@princetonreuse.org
SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT
DECONSTRUCT WITH US
IMPROVE YOUR BOTTOM LINE
PRESERVE REUSABLE MATERIALS
OVER 90% OF MATERIALS
PRESERVE ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE
WE PROVIDE A VALUABLE RESOURCE TO THE COMMUNITY
LET'S BUILD A BETTER WORLD
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What We Do
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Buy Reclaimed and Save
Always low prices SAVE
Buy Reclaimed Materials
in Our StoreYou can find materials for your next house project at a fraction of the cost of big box retailers. Just stop by, or contact us to check what's available.
Buy in store or online
Donate Leftover Materials
AND GET A TAX DEDUCTION
Donate Leftover Materials
and get a Tax DeductionSince we are a 501(c)3 nonprofit, you can donate building materials to us and get a tax deduction.
Up To an amount of: $5,000
Deconstruct Instead of Demolish
AND GET A TAX DEDUCTION
DECONSTRUCT with us
and get a Tax DeductionHelp us salvage reusable materials from the landfills and benefit from significant tax incentives.
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Drop off donations
We are HERE
Drop off Donations
in LawrencevilleWe are conveniently located near the intersection of Quaker Bridge Rd and Village Rd West. Stop by, or call for appointment.
Schedule a Pick Up
Of Reusable Materials free
Contact Us to Schedule
a Pick UpWe do offer free pick up within our immediate area. We only pick up good reusable materials. Please no furniture. For more details visit our
materials section here
Schedule a Site Visit
TO EVALUATE YOUR PROJECT
Schedule a Site Visit
of Your ProjectWe can help you analyze and determine if deconstruction is the right way to go in your specific situation.
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Construction and Demolition Debris in USA
600 million tons of C&D debris were generated in the United States in 2018, which is more than twice the amount of generated municipal solid waste. Demolition represents more than 90 percent of total C&D debris generation, while construction represents less than 10 percent.
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C&D Debris in USA
EPA estimated that 136 million tons of building-related C&D materials were generated in the United States in 1996. By 2003, almost 170 million tons of building-related C&D materials were generated. In 2003, nonresidential sources accounted for 61 percent of that amount.
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Benefits of Reducing Disposal of S&D Debris
Reduce overall building project expenses through avoided purchase/disposal costs, and the donation of recovered materials to qualified 501(c)(3) charities, which provides a tax benefit. Onsite reuse also reduces transportation costs. Lead to fewer disposal facilities, potentially reducing the associated environmental issues.
Recent News
Ramping up Our Store
We are currently working on organizing our new facility and getting it ready to open to the public. In the meantime, we are accepting material donations and purchases by appointment only. Please call or email for appointment.
Office Furniture Donation
We are proud to announce that the Besler Company has donated their office furniture to Princeton Reuse. We would like to extend a warm thank you to them as their donation gives us a much needed boost while setting up and getting ready to open our doors.
Notice our Trucks?
If you see our trucks on the road, you can now wave them off, not only to say hi, but to donate reusable materials. We are on the road every day, just wave as you spot us, or call for a pick up appointment.
Benefits of Deconstruction
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Contact UsTypically over 90% of a building can be salvaged for reuse.
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Contact UsDiverts good reusable materials that would otherwise go to landfills.
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Contact UsDeconstruction creates new jobs and stimulates local economies.
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Contact UsProvides low-cost building materials to local communities.
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Contact UsReduced by recycling buildings and lowering demand of new construction materials.
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Contact UsSignificant incentives available to stimulate deconstruction and material reuse.