The best option for finding consistent, high-quality reclaimed wood is to buy directly from Centennial Woods online or over the phone. Based in Wyoming, we ship worldwide and offer a range of products, including 1 x 6s, shiplap, wall planks, and more. If you're having trouble finding reclaimed wood near you, contact us at (307)-314-1360 for assistance and a free estimate.

The cost of reclaimed wood can vary greatly depending on its source and condition. Premium reclaimed wood from specialized suppliers can go up to $25 per square foot, while lower-quality wood may be cheaper or even free if you’re willing to do the labor. At Centennial Woods, our Wyoming snow fence wood is consistently high-quality and priced competitively, generally ranging from $7 to $14 per square foot. Additional services such as water-proofing, fireproofing, and custom finishes are also available. Call us at (307)-314-1360 for a free quote.

Reclaimed snow fence wood is available for immediate purchase online, but custom orders or large quantities may take up to a month for fulfillment. Our boards spend up to 10 years weathering in Wyoming’s high plains, after which they are reclaimed and processed in our Laramie facility. Lead times for custom boards can be affected by factors like weather, road conditions, and wildlife migrations, so it’s always a good idea to reach out for an estimate. Call us at (307)-314-1360 for more details!

Reclaimed wood refers to lumber that has been repurposed for a new use after its original function has ended. The quality and consistency of reclaimed wood can vary depending on where it’s sourced. Some suppliers struggle with limited quantities and inconsistent board quality. Centennial Woods has a steady and reliable source of reclaimed wood from Wyoming snow fences, which provides consistent natural coloring and high-quality boards.

In general, reclaimed wood should be used with caution indoors due to the presence of mold, mildew, VOCs, insects, lead paint, toxic chemicals, and/or traces of animal waste. However, our Wyoming reclaimed snow fence wood is safe for indoor applications, having undergone natural aging that makes it GREENGUARD Gold certified and low in VOCs. This ensures low chemical emissions and safe use in homes, schools, hospitals, and other indoor spaces.

At Centennial Woods, our reclaimed snow fence wood features consistent gray tones on the weathered front, while the back displays a mix of browns, blondes, and cinnamon hues. While slight color variations are expected due to the natural aging process, we do our best to accommodate specific aesthetic requests. Additional finishes, stains, and distressed paint techniques can be applied for more custom color preferences.

Yes, the natural color and patina of reclaimed wood will continue to change gradually, especially when exposed to outdoor elements. South-facing walls tend to age more quickly due to increased sun exposure, resulting in a deepening of the wood’s natural hues.

Our Cheyenne solid wood planks, salvaged from real wood used in the snow fences lining Wyoming roadways, are not only visually stunning but are also part of a critical safety system that keeps highways clear during harsh winters. After 7-10 years of weathering, the wood is reclaimed, repurposed, and transformed into high-quality, natural wood products like wood ceiling beams, trim for window casings, and wall paneling.

The Cheyenne finish offers a rich brown color with natural warm tones, achieved through years of weathering in Wyoming’s harsh climate. Unlike other finished wood planks, the Cheyenne planks maintain a unique patina without the need for added stains or finishes, making them both beautiful and eco-friendly.

Absolutely! The smooth, rich brown tones of our Cheyenne aged wood planks complement modern interiors, adding warmth and texture to white walls or pairing beautifully with dark colors for a bold contrast in spaces like living rooms or dining areas.

Yes, we offer our Centennial Seal and Flame Stop II optional finishes, which protect against water and fire damage without altering the authentic wood tone!

Yes, you can paint reclaimed wood planks, but many customers prefer to preserve the natural patina and texture. If you decide to paint, it's important to properly prep the surface by lightly sanding the wood and applying a primer before adding your paint color. Keep in mind that the unique grain and imperfections of the reclaimed wood may still show through, adding to its character. White paint or darker tones can create a striking contrast against the natural wood, making it ideal for accent walls or other decorative applications.