Eco Relics has partnered with the U.S. Green Building Council, Northeast Florida Chapter to build a Tiny House using salvaged and reclaimed materials from their warehouse. A1A Solar will install a solar energy unit on the house. The project will begin with the preparation of the trailer and a search for the best Tiny House design. Regular updates will be posted on social media. Eco Relics, established in 2014 by Michael & Ann Murphy, is passionate about reusing and repurposing building materials to invest in the community. Their 50,000 sq ft warehouse, a historic railroad depot, is filled with salvaged, reclaimed, vintage, and antique building materials and housewares.
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Revenue: USD 500,000
Founded: 2013
Industry Shopping » Hardware stores
Engaged in: Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores, Antique Furniture Store, Architectural Salvage Store, Lumber Store, Furniture Rental Service
Eco Relics has been in business for around 13 years.
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What is the phone number for Eco Relics?
The phone number for Eco Relics is (904) 330-0074.
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Where is Eco Relics located?
Eco Relics is located at 106 Stockton St, Jacksonville, FL 32204.
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What days are Eco Relics open?
Eco Relics is open Mon–Fri 9 AM–5:30 PM; Sat 9 AM–6 PM; closed Sun.
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Is there a primary contact for Eco Relics?
Ann Murphy (Principal) at Eco Relics. You can contact Ann Murphy at email address annie@ecorelics.com.
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Are there other contacts associated with Eco Relics?
We have 8 additional contact(s) for Eco Relics. They include: Steve Coffey, Susan Good, M. Michael, Theresa M. Kenney, Samuel L. Leprell, Christy, Eco Relics & John C.