About The Barnyard Boys
The Barnyard Boys is a one-stop shop for antique lovers and home improvement enthusiasts, offering a wide range of reclaimed lumber, antiques, architectural items, custom barn doors, farmhouse tables, and wide plank flooring. It is an amazing hidden gem with a wonderful showroom. Customers are blown away by the super selection. They find a wide range of reclaimed lumber, antiques, and architectural stuff, including affordable vintage doors and windows. The handmade furniture, much of it Amish made, is well made with unique features. The custom barn doors are fantastic looking. Everything is carefully curated and sourced from local barns and estates, giving each piece a unique history and soul. The shopping experience is loved and highly recommended. The staff is helpful, showing customers around and assisting with custom projects like milling or cleaning reclaimed wood. The price is more than fair, making it easy to choose unique, quality items with local history over mass-produced alternatives. It is the perfect place for anyone looking to add a unique touch to their space or find everything needed to create and finish an individual project.
I hauled some porch post down to the Barnyard boys for my friends. They were able to sell the post to this business. I didn't know that they bought things nor did I know that they sold wooden tables, chairs, and benches as well as old hardware. It was a pretty cool place to visit.
Highly recommend them for all your old wood needs
They were very helpful with me picking out a beam for my mantel
They cut to size and brushed and sanded it.
Great folks
Loved our experience at Barnyard Boys! I was looking for a beam to put in our living room to hide some ceiling blemishes and I found the Barnyard Boys after a quick search online. Stopped in to their place after seeing their website, about a 40 minute drive from us, and was blown away at the selection of beams. One of the guys in the yard showed me around and helped me pick out the perfect beam. Once found, they leveled one side for me so it would rest perfectly against the ceiling, then ran it through a steel brush machine and cleaned it up nicely. My wife wandered inside and fell in love with the flooring and tables that were on hand (all Amish made) and snapped a few...read full review