Northeastern Exteriors LLC - The Art of Hardscaping
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Buffalo Spree Article
The Buffalo Spree, a local high gloss print magazine with a focus on Arts and Culture in the Buffalo area contacted Northeastern Exteriors LLC for a story on reclaimed materials. Above is the article from the Buffalo Spree Home Magazine.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Reclaimed Street Pavers
With the recent push for green building, reclaimed pavers have surfaced as not only a sustainable material, but they exhibit a beauty modern materials strive to accomplish. From the streets of the early 1900's, these pavers were once trampled with horse and buggy, and most were paved over or dumped somewhere as fill.
Signs of previous life include paint markings, chips and discolorations, in addition to their natural patina from being fired in a kiln as a chunk of clay, the pavers can range from orange to deep maroon.
At Northeastern Exteriors LLC, we are always on the hunt for a new batch of pavers. We buy and sell them in addition to installing them in a mulitude of exterior projects. From patios to fireplaces, we find unique uses for these clay fired gems.
In this blog, we will feature our current supply of pavers. Sometimes we acquire and purchase small lots, and in some cases we get thousands of them. Typically we sell the pavers by the square foot. Call 716.400.4688 for current quantities and pricing.
Signs of previous life include paint markings, chips and discolorations, in addition to their natural patina from being fired in a kiln as a chunk of clay, the pavers can range from orange to deep maroon.
At Northeastern Exteriors LLC, we are always on the hunt for a new batch of pavers. We buy and sell them in addition to installing them in a mulitude of exterior projects. From patios to fireplaces, we find unique uses for these clay fired gems.
Paver patio and landing with Medina Sandstone steps and Fieldstone wall. |
A variety of reclaimed pavers and building bricks. Photo by Chris Henneberger |
A walkway with reclaimed pavers and Pennsylvannia Flagstone |
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