Founder · Specimen 001
Sarah Miller
Head Honcho
Runs the show day to day and knows the story behind just about every beam in the yard. If you have a question about a piece, she is the one with the answer.
FIG. B.1About Revolve Reclaimed
A brother, a sister, and a whole lot of salvage.
Revolve Reclaimed is a small, family-run architectural salvage yard on South Jason Street in Denver — owned and run by two siblings, Sarah and Cole. Since 2012 we've built a business on one stubborn idea: good material shouldn't end up in a landfill when someone could give it a second life.
- 800 S Jason St · Denver, CO
FIG. B.2Who We Are
Real hardwood, real stories.
Sarah runs the yard day to day. Cole handles sourcing, the logistics and the turf side. Between the two of us and a crew of three, we buy it, unload it, rack it, price it, and build with a fair bit of it.
All of our materials we choose to bring in have a story with true character — a 1911 building, a barn, a coal plant, a train boxcar. Ask about a beam and you'll get the whole story, whether you wanted it or not. The milling is done by Colorado locals.
We price it for somebody with a truck and a project, not for a showroom. That has been the idea since 2012: good material shouldn't get thrown out, and it shouldn't cost a fortune to put back to work.
The same wood on our floor becomes mantels, countertops and tables in our custom woodshop. The turf goes into the state's largest artificial-turf recycling operation — the part we're proudest of is making sure quality materials with long use-life stay in use and out of the landfill.
— Sarah & Cole, Revolve Reclaimed
- 2012Family-owned & operating ever since
- 38M+Pounds of waste diverted from landfill
- 1 of 1Every piece documented & unique
- AlwaysShop dogs on duty
FIG. B.3Meet the Siblings
Sarah & Cole.
Two siblings, one yard, and a shared allergy to waste. We own and run Revolve Reclaimed together — no corporate anything, no middlemen, just family.
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Cole Miller
Founding Partner & COO
Keeps the operation moving — sourcing, logistics, the turf-recycling side, and a good share of the custom builds in the shop.
FIG. B.3bThe Crew
The people who actually move it.
Between the five of us we run the yard, source the material, handle the turf side, and build every custom piece that leaves here.
Crew · Specimen 003
Dylon Murk
Woodshop Lead Manager
Over 15 years of professional carpentry experience. Dylon’s attention to detail and design expertise combine to create masterful forever pieces, tailored to the client’s imagination.
Crew · Specimen 004
Hunter Britt
Resident Materials Manager
Hunter organizes, tracks and manages the material on our racks — and shows customers how reclaimed items can be used purposefully.
Crew · Specimen 005
Mike Swaitlo
Solutions Specialist
Mike brings years of sales experience to the table, helping clients work out what they need and what we can solve — through thoughtful listening, team collaboration, environmental consideration, and attention to design detail.
FIG. B.3cThe Shop Dogs
Glacier & Bloo.
Both of them are here most days, both are friendly, and both are good with kids. They are also why we ask you to leave yours at home.
Shop Dog · Specimen D01
Glacier
Head Greeter
Greets everyone who comes through the door, and he is especially good with kids. The rest of the shift he spends on the turf offcuts by the roll-up door, load-testing them for hours at a stretch. Not many people leave without saying hello to him first.
Shop Dog · Specimen D02
Bloo
Ball Supervisor EXTRAORDINAIRE
Keeps track of every ball on the property — a category he has quietly expanded to include tennis balls, scrap offcuts and at least one hard hat. Inspections are carried out from the top of the steel stack, where the view is better. Bring a ball and you have made a friend for life.
FIG. B.4Our Story, Roughly
How we got here.
- 2012
The yard opens
Revolve Reclaimed starts on South Jason Street with a simple premise: salvage good material and get it back into use.
- The years since
Millions of square feet moved
Turf, carpet tile, beams, and boards — diverted from the waste stream and into Denver homes, basements, backyards, and businesses.
- Now
Salvage plus fabrication
The shop builds what the yard supplies, and Colorado's first artificial-turf recycling operation runs out of the same address.
Come see the racks.
Tuesday through Saturday. Walk-ins welcome. The dogs will greet you.