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Every removed tree gets a second life

Since 2016 we have tracked where every load of wood goes. Last year 94 percent of it found a new use.

Stacked logs milled and split from removed trees

Our 2025 wood recovery numbers

of removed wood reused
94%
tons diverted from landfill
1,860
trees planted or funded
412
community gardens supplied with mulch
38

Where the wood went

Share of total removed material by weight, 2025 (sample figures).

  • Slabs and lumber18%
  • Firewood27%
  • Mulch and chips41%
  • Compost8%
  • Biomass or yard waste6%
Stacked logs milled and split from removed trees

Slabs for local makers

Walnut, oak, elm and maple logs from city yards become dining tables, benches and mantels. Families can reserve slabs from their own tree.

  • Metal-scanned before milling
  • Air-dried then kiln-finished
  • Reserve a slab from your removal
Ask about milling your tree
Wood chips and shavings from recycled tree material

Free mulch for gardens

Fresh chips feed soil biology and suppress weeds. We drop them free to gardeners in our service area and supply community gardens every spring.

  • Free chip drops in our service area
  • Diseased wood handled separately
  • Composted fines return as soil
Request a chip drop

The recovery loop

  1. on site

    Sort as we cut

    Brush to the chipper, firewood lengths set aside, straight trunks cut long for milling.

  2. hiawatha yard

    Scan and mill

    Logs are metal-scanned and milled into slabs on our portable band saw.

  3. 12 to 18 months

    Dry and season

    Slabs air-dry under cover, firewood seasons, chips rest before delivery.

  4. back to the city

    Second life

    Makers buy slabs, shelters receive firewood and community gardens get free mulch.

  5. every removal

    Replant

    We plant or fund a new tree through local tree trusts for each tree removed.

Tree work with a lighter footprint.

Free, itemized estimates from an ISA-certified arborist, usually within 5 business days.

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