A sustainable

alternative

to demolition

Ouroboros salvages valuable building materials with a full-circle approach to material recovery. Through deconstruction and salvage, recovered goods bypass landfills and are returned to the materials ecosystem.

Let’s Change the System

Construction and demolition waste account for more than

40% of Today's Landfills

and experts estimate Ontario will exceed its landfill capacity by 2032. (source)

Shop Our Collection of

Salvaged Materials

With a designer's eye, Ouroboros works with clients to embrace recovered materials with ingenuity and care. Our extensive network of tradespeople, designers, architects, artisans, homeowners, and more ensures that reclaimed materials are utilized for generations.​

Our Latest Work

Deconstruction Projects

Deconstruction is the first step in our process of salvage, preservation, and reuse.
Explore our deconstruction projects from around the Toronto area.

Stacks of salvaged lumber organized and on display.

Deconstruction vs. Demolition

Waste is only waste if you waste it. Ouroboros finds value where others only see trash. Our team of professionals works to dismantle homes with an eye for the preservation of materials, finishes, and architectural features that would otherwise be lost​ to the landfill following demolition.

Aerial photo of a home in the process of being deconstructed. The roof has been taken off.

Starting a renovation or full home rebuild?

Don’t demolish, learn about deconstruction. Get in touch with us for a free estimate and to learn more about available tax credits.

The sustainable choice doesn't have to cost more.

Testimonials

“With the help of Ouroboros, I was able to start the construction of my new Passive House without letting the valuable materials and history of the previous house go to waste.”

— Josephine, deconstruction client

Working with Ouroboros enables us to provide a sustainable solution to our clients while saving them money to use on other parts of their renovations.

— Aaron, contractor

Heritage home made of brick, old growth lumber, and vintage fixtures.

Ready to get started?

Contact us to begin the deconstruction process.