Build Sustainably. Waste Less.
Transform your demolition or renovation project into an opportunity for environmental impact and financial benefit
What Is Deconstruction?
Deconstruction is the careful dismantling of a building to salvage reusable materials, rather than sending them to landfills through demolition.
Up to 25% of a home's materials (cabinets, flooring, doors, windows, fixtures, and more) can be saved and repurposed.
Done by the property owner (builder, homeowner, etc.)

Why Choose Deconstruction?
Financial Benefits
- Donated materials qualify for charitable tax deductions
- Example: $275,000 valuation = ~$110,000 in tax savings
- Builders net ~$80,000 after expenses
- More profitable than traditional demolition
No Project Delays
- Fits seamlessly into project timelines
- Typically just a few days longer than demolition
- Minimal impact on construction schedule
Environmental Impact
- Dramatically reduces landfill waste
- Cuts down on carbon emissions
- Promotes sustainable construction practices
Community Benefits
- Materials support nonprofits like Second Chance
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore sells them affordably
- Funds housing projects and community development
Our Role
HomeCycle CT supports you through the entire process, from material valuation to nonprofit connection, making deconstruction simple, profitable, and sustainable.