Call before removal.
Landforce does not fell trees. Early coordination with your professional arborist helps the team discuss the log requirements needed for usable lumber.
Donate a log / Recovery begins here
A tree’s next chapter
starts with you.
Already down, or scheduled for professional removal? Talk with the wood team before cutting when possible.
Start a log recovery inquiry
Think access, too.
Overhead hazards, narrow roads, slopes, and equipment access all affect recovery. Good photographs help the team understand the whole site.
Keep it local.
Published guidance prefers locations within 15 miles of Pittsburgh’s East End. Acceptance, collection, and timing are confirmed individually.
Your preparation checklist
Show the tree.
Show the setting.
Gather these details before sending your inquiry. Tick items as you prepare them; this checklist stays only on this page.
0 of 5 details readyPrepare the inquiryAttach photos in your email app. Please do not drop off a log until the team confirms arrangements.
Photograph the whole setting
Show the log and the surrounding space, including the approach for equipment.
A planned handoff
Confirm acceptance, timing, and collection arrangements before material is moved.
Want wood from
your own tree?
Landforce’s published process invites property owners to discuss using the resulting lumber for a project. Raise this before pickup so the team can talk through feasibility and expectations.
Discuss your ideaPhotography 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.