Aug 09
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jhnyblayze
I was wondering if anyone knows of a website that I can order all the supplies for my renovation, my kitchen cabinets, all my fixtures, flooring, appliances. One or more sites are acceptable. I just want to save as much money as I can on this renovation. Please help if you can. Thanks so much in advance.
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I was wondering if anyone knows of a website that I can order all the supplies for my renovation, my kitchen cabinets, all my fixtures, flooring, appliances. One or more sites are acceptable. I just want to save as much money as I can on this renovation. Please help if you can. Thanks so much in advance.
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Consider applying for a Wholesale License through your County, where I live it cost $20.00 a Year to own it, you will most likely have to file a simple quarterly report, as you use the License. A plus for getting the license is that, just about anyone can own a wholesale license, with it you can shop any business such as; Lowes, Home Depot, Elk, Allied, CertainTeed, and several others, offering what you will need. Each can be found online, by their name. Worth noting is getting that Wholesale License will save you big bucks.
Edit: Sea Island Habitat for Humanity, is the thrid oldest Habitat for Humanity Affiliate. Their website:
When you enter the above page, it will show products that are for sale, which they are selling on ebay. However as-of-today, there are no products, but keep this link for later. Maybe you’ll get lucky, and can find a few products through Sea Island. Good Luck.
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They are the wreckers. They pick up stuff from old homes, salvage and resell to a wholesaler. They may be able to help as to where you can buy that kind of stuff.
Another one: ; they do the same thing as Teperman.
Check – you might have seen his TV program. He gives advise. You can email him.
If all else fails, google it. You will get a ton of websites.
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Not knowing where you live is a large obstacle, but for sure the links you were given above for teperman & homeagain will not help you, neither is for what you want. However, this a nice article worth reading, “Guide To Free (Or Cheap) Building Materials”, See It Here:-(Or-Cheap)-Building-Materials&id=334866
Also how about a Salvage Yard in your area. Click here for more than 10 pages of web-sites;
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Check around and see if Habitat for Humanity has a resale store in your area. We have one here. They sell left over and unused donation items for home renovations.
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last year…the home depots in my area shipped all their clearance stuff to one store & had a huge sale with real mark downs!