USE IT AGAIN.

BUILDINGS ARE NOT DISPOSABLE.

Stoke Reuse connects people, projects, and materials to keep valuable building resources in circulation.

WORK WITH STOKE

Stack of reclaimed vintage wooden panels in a warehouse

WHY STOKE

Most of what we need,
we already HAVE.

The challenge isn't just recovering materials.

It's making it possible to use them again.

WHAT WE DO

FROM AVAILABLE TO USABLE.

DOCUMENT

CONNECT

IMPLEMENT

Catalog the key information needed to evaluate reclaimed building materials for reuse.

Match available materials with projects, organizations, and people who can put them to use.

Help project teams work through the practical questions of incorporating reclaimed materials into real projects.

OUR SERVICES

PUT REUSE TO WORK

REUSE PLANNING

MATERIAL DOCUMENTATION

MATERIAL MATCHING

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

MARKET DEVELOPMENT

Identify valuable materials and develop practical pathways for reuse.

Create useful, consistent information about reclaimed materials.

Connect supply with real project demand.

Help teams evaluate, specify, document, and incorporate reclaimed materials.

Help reuse organizations make materials more accessible to professional users.

WHO WE WORK WITH

Architects + Designers - Design with what already exists.
Owners + Developers - Bring reused materials into your projects.
Contractors - Coordinate salvage before demolition begins.
Trades + Fabricators - Put your skills to work restoring and modifying existing materials.
Salvage + Reuse Organizations - Get more eyes on your inventory and more materials back into use.
Public + Community Partners - Help build the infrastructure that makes reuse possible.

CHECK OUT OUR PARTNERS

CURRENT WORK

BAUER BROTHERS

JOHN COOK HOUSE

Wrought iron railing with decorative initials BB

Dilapidated two-story house with a decaying wooden porch

MINNEAPOLIS, MN

Stoke is working with Bauer Brothers Building Materials as they work to exit the salvage business to document the remaining inventory, identify reuse opportunities and test better ways of connecting existing materials with new projects.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN

Stoke Reuse is supporting efforts to restore and reactivate the historic John Cook House in Northeast Minneapolis. The project will be a local showcase for restoration trades, demonstrating how existing building materials can be repaired, restored, and returned to use while connecting with the skilled craftspeople needed to do the work.

90,000+ SF

SALVAGE FACILITY

2026

PILOT

THOUSANDS

OF RECLAIMED MATERIALS

10+

HISTORIC TRADE ORGANIZATIONS

2,000+ SF

1889 RESIDENCE