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Step 1
Check sources like Craigslist and your local classifieds. It is not uncommon for there to be ads for free piles of old brick available for anyone who is willing to haul them away. Be quick about following up these ads, however. They are usually first-come, first-served.
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Step 2
Visit your local building or demolition sites and ask about old brick. If the contractor does not already have an agreement to sell whatever old bricks there are, he might let you have them for free.
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Step 3
Call your local ReStore and ask them if they have any old bricks in stock. This is an arm of Habitat for Humanity, and their local branches often have a lot of reclaimed building materials in stock.
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Step 4
Look in your city directory to see if there is a building materials reclamation service. Some municipalities have an agency that serves this function, in addition to what the nonprofit ReStore is doing. If you do have such a municipal service, contact them about old bricks as well.
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Step 5
Contact your area's private salvage yards about old bricks.












