My first connection to DH Griffin was a scrap purchase in seventies, Commercial dryer motor still runs, Powers grinding wheel, Purchased for pennies on the pound

I stood beside David Griffin of DH Griffin Construction (and demolition) as he pushed the button to implode a building in downtown Charlotte several years ago.

You may recall that he oversaw the demolition and scrap removal from the 9/11 twin tower collapse.

My connection to DH Griffin goes back to the seventies when I made my first purchase there at their salvage yard.

I bought a commercial dryer electric motor for pennies on the pound and paid less than $ 2.00.

The motor still works great and is still being used.

DH Griffin was smart to begin doing salvage and demolition work long before it was trendy.

They have prospered.

http://www.dhgriffin.com/company-profile/

There is still a lot of money to be made and saved and a lot of planet to save as well.

R.E. Cycle