About Philadelphia Community Corps
Philadelphia Community Corps is a deconstruction, salvage, and reuse workforce development nonprofit that can handle any tear down or demolition project. We can tackle any size commercial or residential project with our team of professionals. Because we are a nonprofit, you can earn a tax deduction from a property that we work with you on. Contact us today to learn more and start the estimating process.
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- Commercial Demolition
- Deconstruction
- Demolition Contractor
- Partial Demolition
- Residential Demolition
- Total Demolition
Reviews For Philadelphia Community Corps
Reviews for this business have been aggregated from multiple sources.Based on 10 Reviews
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Dawn Swope Kreiser
Sunday, June 27th 2021
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Samantha Victoria
Sunday, May 23rd 2021
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Gregory Trainor
Tuesday, May 18th 2021
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David Nguyen
Sunday, April 18th 2021
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Mykel young
Tuesday, February 9th 2021
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Andrew Rinkus
Sunday, December 13th 2020
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Jon Kusznir
Wednesday, December 9th 2020
Love this place! Always great deals great service as well.Report
Tara Gontek
Friday, December 4th 2020
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L B
Tuesday, December 1st 2020
Nothing like it use to be back when it was on Erie Ave. Mostly doors and toilets, everything else is only like 5% off the brand new price. I use to really enjoy Philly Reclaim buts its going down hill, and they lost a few good employees too. I have yet to see any of the regulars that use to frequent Philly Reclaim shopping here now. I just shop at Habit for Humanity now and a dew other reclaim stores in the area.ReportRe: Nothing like it use to be ... Philadelphia Community Corps replied on Saturday, December 5th 2020Hi Allen, Thanks for letting us know. We're sorry to hear that you feel like this. Unfortunately, our inventory is based off of donations from the public and from deconstruction job sites, so there's a lot there that we can't quite control. Employees, because of the nature of the business and the economy, will always come and go, and while our former staff has been fantastic, we'd love for you to formally meet our new team. Thanks to some programs that we're working on (like the Tacony Tool Library and our planned Furniture Making Workshop), we're hoping that we'll be able to expand our staff in the near future. I'd like to invite you to stop by again, along with anyone else that may have frequented our former location, because we're still growing into our new space and would love to start a dialogue to figure out how to better serve our community. Feel free to reach out to us at your convenience. All the best.
Sanje Dawdanow
Sunday, November 29th 2020
I really enjoyed it. Lots of things to explore. Found some really nice old growth red oak boards. Have to go back akd fish around some more.ReportRe: I really enjoyed it. Lots ... Philadelphia Community Corps replied on Saturday, December 5th 2020Oh yeah, we've definitely got some prime wood to look through. Keep on comin' back, we're bound to have something new by your next visit!
Philadelphia Community Corps Gallery
- Business Details Unverified
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5200 Unruh Avenue Section J,
Philadelphia, PA 19135 - (267) 343-4242
- No. of Employees 16
- No. of Locations N/A
- Year Founded 2021
