Rebuilding Exchange Chicago

This is a unique resource in the city. In addition to having lots of salvaged doors, sinks, lumber, lights, tiles, stone countertops, tubs, cabinets and appliances at accessible prices, they also offer workshops at an affordable price. It’s well organized, too.

If you're creative and this is your place. Woods, hardwares, cabinets, doors, lights, granite and everything is use to be in the house or factory. Price point also reasonable as well. Free parking in the back and helping put heavy things into your car. Excellent and friendly services. I really like this place

Took a "How to use Power Tools" class here! It was worth the drive from the suburbs, Learned how to use a miter saw, band saw, jig saw, nail gun. Now I can build all those trendy walls from TikTok! I also took the "How to build a Picture Frame" class. Instructor was grad student from UIC. It was a great class, taught by an artist! PS, I still have all my fingers :)

Rebuilding exchange is a very great place to be at to grow. I took their pre-apprenticeship program and it was amazing! You learn a lot of things and meet great patient people and you're guided in the right path. What really helps is you take visits to different locals to help narrow down your career path and the stipends! In my experience of being in a pre-apprenticeship program with these guys it was by far a great hands on learning experience and it changed my life for the better. I am currently a tuck pointer local 21 and I can't say thank you enough to this company because they helped me get my life on track and now I absolutely love what I do!

The woodworking classes at Rebuilding Exchange are **awesome**. I'm a total amateur but now some of my favorite things I own are things I (or me and my gf) made in their classes! Katie was great. Can't recommend this place enough!

Love it. The staff are helpful, they have cool stuff, and it’s a nice community feeling to know that you are part of sustainability and community building.

What a treasure trove of things you didn't even know you needed! I found a mortise lock I was looking for and then just started browsing. A 8' tall coffin? Check. Several nice live edge slabs of hard wood? Check. A used Woodford Reserve whiskey barrel? Check. They have it all, wether you're doing a home project or are in the mood for doing some thrifting/up-cycling/antiquing!

Great experience! Got good practice with tools. Sergio was great. Everyone completed their bench with some time to and :-)

This is a unique resource in the city. In addition to having lots of salvaged doors, sinks, lumber, lights, tiles, stone countertops, tubs, cabinets and appliances at accessible prices, they also offer workshops at an affordable price. It’s well organized, too.

If you're creative and this is your place. Woods, hardwares, cabinets, doors, lights, granite and everything is use to be in the house or factory. Price point also reasonable as well. Free parking in the back and helping put heavy things into your car. Excellent and friendly services. I really like this place

Took a "How to use Power Tools" class here! It was worth the drive from the suburbs, Learned how to use a miter saw, band saw, jig saw, nail gun. Now I can build all those trendy walls from TikTok! I also took the "How to build a Picture Frame" class. Instructor was grad student from UIC. It was a great class, taught by an artist! PS, I still have all my fingers :)

Rebuilding exchange is a very great place to be at to grow. I took their pre-apprenticeship program and it was amazing! You learn a lot of things and meet great patient people and you're guided in the right path. What really helps is you take visits to different locals to help narrow down your career path and the stipends! In my experience of being in a pre-apprenticeship program with these guys it was by far a great hands on learning experience and it changed my life for the better. I am currently a tuck pointer local 21 and I can't say thank you enough to this company because they helped me get my life on track and now I absolutely love what I do!

The woodworking classes at Rebuilding Exchange are **awesome**. I'm a total amateur but now some of my favorite things I own are things I (or me and my gf) made in their classes! Katie was great. Can't recommend this place enough!

Love it. The staff are helpful, they have cool stuff, and it’s a nice community feeling to know that you are part of sustainability and community building.

What a treasure trove of things you didn't even know you needed! I found a mortise lock I was looking for and then just started browsing. A 8' tall coffin? Check. Several nice live edge slabs of hard wood? Check. A used Woodford Reserve whiskey barrel? Check. They have it all, wether you're doing a home project or are in the mood for doing some thrifting/up-cycling/antiquing!

Great experience! Got good practice with tools. Sergio was great. Everyone completed their bench with some time to and :-)