Southern Reclaimed Salvage Barn
Our business started organically, then grew through our many contacts in the media, then social media. We brought an engineer together with a seasoned marketing professional and an award winning graphic designer and things started to happen. Later we added two master craftsman and now we have completed over 2,400 projects of all types, mostly locally, but we do get folks that buy from us from all over the world.
Most of the products we make are from wood, but not all. We can make a wooden ornament all the way to all the tables, doors, and bar in a restaurant. Our projects are all custom, so we have never done any thing alike. We use the latest of woodworking equipment, as well as have CNC and Laser technology.
As a local maker, what does it mean to you to be part of a flourishing community in Huntsville?
We were an active part of the makers scene before ever even starting our business. We supported a makers group called MINDGEAR Labs with marketing efforts years ago. We held events for the other local makers groups to show off the location when it was in Madison, and later, Lowe Mill. We often visit those other makers to collaborate on local projects. Our community is thriving in the cultural arts and maker community. This town loves to support local and small business, and is known for that, too.