Locally
Sourced
Lumber

After more than 35 years in the tree service industry, our founder saw a major need for the diversion and reutilization of tree service and storm-cleanup material.

Massive piles of logs and tree debris are often stockpiled and ground into wood chips, or worse, buried in landfills across the nation. By diverting this material from chipping or landfill disposal, trees removed within state or county lines can be reused locally, creating a more sustainable and community-focused building material.

Too often, trees are cut down, cleared, and left to rot or are chipped into mulch—while lumber is simultaneously being purchased from outside the state or even outside the country. This simply doesn't make sense.

By utilizing logs destined for landfills or chipping—from tree services and storm-blown situations—for use on local projects, we reduce emissions, fuel consumption, and reliance on international supply chains.