Antiques & Salvage · South East Seneca

Salvage on Seneca

Formerly Repurposed Salvage — an ever-changing selection of distinctive salvaged & repurposed finds for your home, lake cottage, or business.

Burdett, NY · Rt 414
Fri–Sun 10a–4p
Architectural Salvage
Repurposed & Restored
We Buy & Salvage
Salvage on Seneca

About

Salvage on Seneca

Salvage on Seneca — formerly Repurposed Salvage — is a salvage, restoration, and repurposed-goods shop on Route 414 on the east side of Seneca Lake, tucked right between J.R. Dill Winery and Grist Iron Brewing. Run by Kevin, it's the kind of place where things most people would discard get a genuine second life. Open Friday through Sunday, 10 to 4.

The shop specializes in architectural salvage and repurposed pieces — rescuing interior and exterior items from buildings and homes that would otherwise be left to just sit, and turning rusty metal, tired furniture, and forgotten odds and ends into distinctive finds. The selection is one-of-a-kind and always changing, so no two visits are ever quite the same.

It's a working restoration shop, too. If you're clearing out a barn or a home, or you have architectural pieces worth saving, Kevin would love to take a look — and depending on the items, they buy some of what comes in. Have a beloved heirloom you can't part with? They can help you refresh it or reimagine it into something new you'll actually want to keep.

In Our Words

Our Story

Salvage on Seneca is a place that rewards curiosity. Where some people see rusty metal or a tired old piece of furniture, Kevin sees possibility — something to restore, or a part to work into a future build. That eye for what's worth saving is exactly what makes the shop such a treat to wander through: the inventory is always changing, and you never quite know what distinctive find is waiting for you.

It's more than a store, too. If you've got a barn to clear out, a building being left to sit, or a family heirloom you can't bear to let go of, this is the place to bring it — to be saved, refreshed, or reimagined into something you'll love. It's a genuinely good addition to the east shore, and we're glad to have it in South East Seneca.

— South East Seneca

Why Visit

What to Expect

Architectural Salvage

Interior and exterior pieces rescued from old buildings and homes before they're lost for good.

Repurposed & Restored

Rusty metal, old furniture, and forgotten odds and ends given new life and purpose.

Ever-Changing Finds

One-of-a-kind inventory that turns over constantly — no two visits are the same.

Restoration & Repurposing

Refresh a piece you love, or reimagine an heirloom into something new to keep.

We Buy & Salvage

Clearing a barn or home? Bring it by — depending on the items, they buy some of what comes in.

Between Winery & Brewery

On Route 414, right between J.R. Dill Winery and Grist Iron Brewing — an easy day-trip stop.

In the Shop

What You'll Find

Distinctive finds for your home, lake cottage, or business — the inventory is one-of-a-kind and always evolving, so it's worth stopping in often. Here's the kind of thing you'll come across:

  • Architectural SalvageInterior & exterior pieces from old buildings and homes
  • Vintage FurnitureRestored, or ready for a new chapter
  • Rustic & Industrial MetalRescued, cleaned up, and reimagined
  • Home & Cottage DecorCharacter-filled finds for the lake life
  • Restoration & Custom WorkRefreshes and repurposed one-off pieces
  • One-of-a-Kind Odds & EndsYou'd be surprised what turns up

Inventory is one-of-a-kind and always changing — and depending on the items, they buy too. Follow on Facebook for the latest finds.

Plan Your Visit

Tips for Visitors

  • Open Friday through Sunday, 10am–4pm.
  • Find it on Route 414 between J.R. Dill Winery and Grist Iron Brewing — easy to fold into a wine-and-beer day on the east shore.
  • Inventory is one-of-a-kind — if a piece speaks to you, grab it, because it may be gone next visit.
  • Clearing a barn or home, or saving architectural pieces from a building left to sit? Bring them by — they buy some of what comes in.
  • Got a beloved heirloom? Ask Kevin about a refresh or a repurpose into something new.
  • Questions? Call or text Kevin at (614) 975-8902, or follow Salvage on Seneca on Facebook.