Cool place. Nice prices. Good variety. Easy to find. Check them out! Found 4 matching legs for a new project.

I come to Waxahachie Architectural Salvage several times a month. Staff is the absolute sweetest and super helpful. I love this store and love getting items from here to decorate my home! Prices are also reasonable. The store is organized and things are easy to find. read more

We have done a lot of business with them Always so helpful and friendly and great prices on everything. Thank you Kim and crew Looking forward to continuing doing business with you. read more

This is such a great store with a bit of everything! They carry everything from architectural pieces, old hardware, reclaimed lumber, old doors, repurposed items and furniture, the list goes on and on! If you want a unique and fun place to shop then this is the store for you! read more

Love this place. So organized. Quality items at reasonable prices. Owners and staff wonderful.

The staff here is phenomenal! Their restoration skills are out of this world! They have have turned our old furniture into works of art We cannot thank them enough for allowing us to fall in love with our "new" furniture! read more

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Great service and a great layout. You don't feel as over whelmed as the red barn. Very friendly and knowledgeable. I can't wait to come back and visit. read more

Loved this place! If you looking for old reclaimed lumber and unique pieces this is the place. I'll definitely be coming back.

Over the last several years, they have built up their stock, and now have a really nice selection. I've been buying architectural salvage for 40 years, and I think their prices are fair. They often have things that Orr-Reed in Dallas and Cunningham in Hillsboro don't have. Waxahachie was way overdue for a salvage operation of this size and quality. read more

You would think that you were shopping in North Dallas. Used door start a $40 even in bad shape. In order to buy wood you must be able to understand a quadratic formula that even the two employees couldn't understand or explain. A 12inch x 8ft piece of pine that is rough and full of nails by the formula would be $30. read more