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Recovered logs from the Landforce Mill archive

Wood & The Mill / Pittsburgh

Local roots.
Another life.

Recovered urban trees. Useful material.
Opportunities built into the process.

Find your next material
Landforce archive / Recovered wood

Material with a purpose

More than what
we make.

Responsible Wood Production is one of Landforce’s two social enterprises. It connects workforce training with the recovery and use of wood from Pittsburgh-area communities.

Logs from trees already down or scheduled for professional removal can become lumber for personal and professional projects. Recovery, milling, and drying give that material a next chapter while people build practical experience.

Locally sourced lumber from the Landforce archive

Lumber & materials

Start with the material.

Concept image: Side view of a guarded green portable sawmill and a milled slab

Services at The Mill

Bring us your project.

Landforce wood recovery archive

Log recovery

Keep good wood in use.

Responsible Wood Production archive photograph

Follow the material

Recover. Mill. Dry.
Make something lasting.

A sawyer’s decisions, air circulation, and moisture monitoring all shape the journey from an urban log to usable lumber. The process takes time and depends on the material.

See how it happens
Concept image: Worker viewed from behind inspecting a log yard at dawn

The work begins outside

The log is the starting point. Its size, condition, and access help shape what happens next.

Concept image: Gloved hands measuring a bark-covered log end

Look a little closer

Useful measurements and clear photographs give the wood team a better first picture.

Recovery starts before the cut.

Landforce does not fell trees. If professional removal is planned, contact the team early so usable log dimensions and access can be discussed.

Plan a log inquiry

Responsible Wood Production / Landforce

Good material starts
with a conversation.

Talk to the wood team
Photography notes

Landforce archive photographs appear alongside generated illustrations of wood recovery, processing, and making. Illustrative scenes do not document Landforce’s staff, equipment, facilities, or current inventory.