Reclaimed wood is redefining modern design in 2025. Designers are turning to these timeworn materials for accent walls, furniture, and architectural details that blend sustainability with character. Discover how Mile High Lumber Co. & Construction can help you bring reclaimed beauty—and history—into your next project.

Fall is the perfect time to take on home upgrades before cold weather arrives. From building or repairing decks to adding pergolas, pavilions, or outdoor storage, now’s your chance to get projects done while the weather’s just right.

On North Carolina Day, Mile High Lumber & Construction celebrates the heritage, craftsmanship, and natural beauty of our state. From reclaimed barns to new builds, every project tells a story rooted in the heart of the High Country.

From old barns to historic churches, our reclaimed wood carries the stories of the High Country. At Mile High Lumber Co & Construction, we carefully salvage, clean, and restore these materials so you can build projects that honor the past while creating something new.

Trying to decide between new or reclaimed wood for your next project? This quick guide breaks down the differences in look, cost, sustainability, and performance—so you can make the smartest choice for your High Country home or build.

From barn doors to cornhole boards, reclaimed wood is perfect for projects that add warmth and character to your home. Discover beautiful, beginner-friendly builds that let you bring a touch of High Country history into every room.

Wormy chestnut is a rare treasure found in many High Country homes—but caring for it properly is key to preserving its beauty and value. This practical guide walks you through everything you need to know to maintain this historic wood for years to come.

Reclaimed wood isn’t just a trend—it’s a smart, sustainable choice for mountain homes. From its rich character to its eco-conscious appeal, reclaimed wood brings strength, story, and soul to every beam and board.