The material
Describe the tree or logs, known species, dimensions, and condition. Include photographs rather than relying on a description alone.
For arborists, municipalities & property managers
Keep the material.
Build the connection.
Coordinate suitable urban logs with a team working to keep local wood in productive use.
A better handoff
starts earlier.
Log condition, dimensions, location, access, and schedule affect what can be recovered. Contact the wood team while removal is being planned whenever possible.
This is a coordination route for potential suppliers. It does not guarantee acceptance, transport, or a standing supply agreement.
Make the first conversation useful
The site
Provide the address and explain loading access, overhead hazards, narrow approaches, and slope.
The schedule
Share the expected removal date and any access or storage constraints. Confirm arrangements before material is moved.
Room to work
Clear access and an agreed loading plan help define what is possible at a site.
Before the material moves
Share the location, condition, and removal schedule early in the conversation.
Professional to professional
Have a site coming up?
Introduce your organization, the material, and the anticipated schedule.
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.