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Read MoreI’m an aspiring woodworker and looking for good places to buy lumber. I see a lot of crappy (crooked, knots) lumber at the big box stores and I’ve searched a few places online but I’d like some personal experience.
I’m in the north east area outside B8 so I think I’m going to have to head west or south west. Anywhere in the Houston area for good wood is worth the drive for me.
Thanks!
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Good Morning Houston. If you go to the link you can use the active google links and City website links to better see what is being demolished in Houston. There are no ads or anything to buy at my blog. https://www.tromblyappraisal.com/04%2f28%2f2020+Demolition+Report Sometimes it’s an important old building, othertimes it’s a business going away. There are investment opportunities, new construction, and vacant lots, and equipment being liquidated,all hidden inside of Demolition reports. So there is a little something for every reader. submitted by /u/wtrombly |
