October offers everything you need to build a tiny home… at a price you can afford to make your dreams come true.

Siding, flooring, trim, windows, doors, walls, roofing, and plans to put it together if you like. What are you dreaming of for the end of 2026? Are you getting ready for a spell of homesteading, gardening, or getting away from the city to a weekend retreat that you have yet to build? I have a plan for you. What do you need? If you have the materials, can you make the rest happen locally, with people to help build it out?

Beginning in October we will be selling off massive amounts of materials to build with at a 75% discount off from what it would have cost normally. This includes all things from the lumber to the siding, windows, and doors, as well as roofing metal or other items in stock. The weekends will be open for people to come in and load up trucks, trailers, and likely not spend more than a grand or two to do it. Yes, all the parts it would take to build a tiny house like the Kidd or Gingered Swan for a couple grand.

What sort of Christmas present are you looking for? There are many ways to make this possible for you or those you love. Please get in touch if you want to put a package of materials together that will make it possible for you to assemble such a treasure.

For those who are not aware, we quite building houses a few years ago and virtually shut down operations for the last 10 years. After my son, Adam, passed away at 24 years old I have no heirs left and chose not to continue working my 80 hour weeks and being and employer.

Pure Salvage Living llc was sold off to a younger man and Trinity to care for as I was no longer inspired to run a business or have workers to manage. During the last decade I have focused on self improvement, Youthing, and trying to resolve the Bank going predator on me in 2016 when they decided to take the land rather than let me pay it off as it was worth two million on the tax rolls and I only owed $320,000. I also had learned that the land had been used as an industrial waste site for a decade before I bought it and it was contaminated, flowing into the San Marcos River. I wanted to remediate it and make the land productive again, which I set out to do with the creation of the water network required to keep the contamination from running into the San Marcos River, a thousand feet away.

The bank eventually won their battle to take all the land but they refused to deal with the fact that it was contaminated and thus they would have to clean it up once they learned of the problem, or so I thought. They instead chose to hide the known facts and try to get others to buy the judgment they took out on me so as to get around the CERCLA laws that would have required they clean up the property before reselling it if they took it in foreclosure. Instead they set up a proxy to buy it and financed it to him, along with taking all my other property too. Their goal appeared to be get rid of me an no one would know that the land is seriously damaged and must be addressed rather than just go back to letting it drain into the San Marcos River.

So, after decades of battling, selling off most all I had to survive, including the business known as Pure Salvage Living. Luckily, I still work as a salesman and have a chance to offer up some great opportunities to start up Pure Salvage Outposts so as to build more tiny houses locally instead of paying tens of thousands of dollars to move them.

The big Estate Sale for October includes table after table of small things that came out of the many houses torn down over the years that Tiny Texas Houses and Pure Salvage Living llc were operating. The tables are full of things ranging from lamps, appliances, tools, and all the things that people save in houses for decades.

There will be bundles of wood, from flooring to siding to pick from and create your dream doghouses, She Shacks, Man Caves, and Greenhouses. I have thousands of windows to pick from, over a thousand doors, and much trim, siding, beaded wood, and other parts to use to create your dream houses.

From $10-$25 for cheap doors to a few hundred for giant pocket doors or fancy doors in Walnut or Cypress, Long Leaf Pine, and other woods from the north. We once brought in doors from Buffalo, NY, St. Louis, Lincoln, Nebraska, Quincy, Ill., and other places far from Texas for some great variety.

Contact us at Brad@PureSalvageliving.com for an appointment to come and visit before the sales begin in October to clear out as much as possible from the warehouses before the end of 2026.

Do you create an incredible space planning that it could be re-salvaged if you should move away?

Yes, many parts and pieces have been salvaged and used, then taken apart and passed along to become an ever-different construct of the House Art Designer caliber.

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TINY TEXAS HOUSES NEWSLETTER

JUN 13, 2025

If I were to strike a deal that would require me to move away, part of it would be to keep the best of the decorations that you see. The form of a composition that is just a stage, indeed, not to code but an abode that was formed during dreams. Nowadays, the codes dictate the climb and tread you need to access the second floor, or any space, indeed, but for centuries, the world used these.

With Rocky protecting me from the middle landing, I can rest assured nobody will get up to the studio where I will write or draw for hours a day. This is his way of saying he loves Mii for he knows we share an unconditional love.

From the Train Depot in St. Louis, where the windows once allowed ticket agents on the back side to do their work and, even more, to help spread light and see each other, an interaction facilitated through the decorative glazing known as glass. In this case, I added my favorite pieces, and with a few screws, it all comes together.

Doors that once had glass are great for beaded wood and more, soundproofing for studios sandwiched in between. Imagine with such hardware, and doors two inches thick, the soundproofing as well as protection from the ills that might be on the outside, locked out secure with looks that kill. With a knocker and a very thick door, you can feel relatively safe, but even more, block the noise from what’s outdoors.

Create A-Door-able ceilings you can remove with a few screws. Beams of Walnut that can come down with a bolt or two as well. Why not just add pieces that can be taken and traveled with? Your favorite things need not end up in the landfill if it brings you happiness to save them and move on. These days, so much gets torn down, and little of it is saved. However, I cherish such things, so I build them to come down again and be used in other creations. Might get sold too. Check with me to see if Wii pulls the trigger and agrees to change our world and perspective.

Stainless steel works great for kitchens, and the sheets that were installed to protect the walls, the glass shelves floating freely, and the entire creation can be easily detached from the wall. Guess what? The stainless steel all started as stainless steel walls in bathroom stalls, commercial style. Split apart with some added art using a wire wheel brush, it becomes a kitchen wall instead of one in the head… navy version.

Savor the chance to create with pieces and parts that you can take with you if the house sells, but the buyers will build something else instead, and you get to keep your goodies, rather than watching them be crushed or burned. Save our Salvage is a path for many to have all they can desire, and keep much of it for their whole life, no matter where they move.