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About Us
Reclaim Timber is a mobile sawmilling, timber salvage, and firewood service. We specialize in the repurposing of fallen trees, turning them into custom lumber and premium wood products with a story. We pride ourselves on our sustainable harvesting practices, our commitment to reducing wood waste, and the deep-rooted connections we’re fostering between people and the land. We offer complimentary timber salvage assessments and evaluations and use a portable high-performance hydraulic sawmill for fast, precise custom milling. We also offer hydraulic firewood processing and delivery services for salvage timber better utilized as fuelwood.
Founded in 2022, Reclaim Timber is an Indigenous-owned business based in Larder Lake, Ontario, Canada, locally owned and operated by Haley Laronde and Tyler Snow. Haley is the Owner and Operations and Marketing Manager; she grew up in Temagami, Ontario, and is a member of Nipissing First Nation and the Teme-Augama Anishnabai. She founded Reclaim Timber with the goal of reducing waste and repurposing storm-fallen trees. Tyler is Reclaim Timber’s main sawmill sawyer, operator, and Timber Specialist. He grew up in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, and has extensive experience with heavy equipment operation and metal fabrication. Haley and Tyler are both avid outdoor enthusiasts and enjoy spending time in nature with their dog, Ruby.
What next? We are currently researching sustainable methods to optimize our processes and expand to repurpose wood offcuts and byproducts produced from our operations. This is another way we can model our commitment to sustainable practices and waste reduction while maximizing the potential use of local timber resources.
Service Area
Our service area is mainly local to Larder Lake, Ontario, and Temiskaming, but can reach as far as Temagami and Nipissing. Please contact us for more information about our mobile services.
Land Acknowledgement
Reclaim Timber’s head office is located in Larder Lake, Ontario, on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the Timiskaming Algonquin and Timiskaming First Nation.
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Discover the potential of reclaimed timber.
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Vision
We envision a future where sustainable harvesting practices and reclaimed timber products strengthen our connection to nature and the land.
Mission
At Reclaim Timber, we believe in giving fallen trees a new life. Our mission is to reduce wood waste, model sustainable harvesting practices, and repurpose fallen trees into premium lumber and hand-crafted wood products that tell stories and cultivate deep-rooted connections to the land.
Did you know?
Storms and trees
Trees fall due to natural events such as storms, high winds, and severe weather conditions. This creates both challenges and opportunities for sustainable wood management and repurposing.
A shared responsibility
94% of Canada’s forests are on publicly owned land, this means that preserving forest ecosystem health is a shared responsibility and commitment of sustainable forest management Canada-wide.
Sawmilling industry
In 2020, Canada’s sawmilling industry was the second largest producer of softwood lumber globally and consisted primarily of softwood lumber producers and directly employed about 28,000 people.
Protection and conservation
About 9% of Canada’s forested area is legally protected from resource development, ensuring that these regions remain untouched and can serve as habitats for wildlife, as well as areas for recreation and research.
Indigenous communities
The forest sector employs approximately 11,600 Indigenous workers, making it one of the largest Indigenous employers in the country. There are also 1,400 Indigenous-owned businesses in the forest sector.
Boreal Forest
The Boreal Forest is one of the world’s largest and most significant ecological areas. It’s a critical habitat for countless species and a major global carbon sink. 70% of Indigenous communities in the country are located in forested regions.
Sources: Forest Products Association of Canada, Natural Resources Canada.
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Reclaim, repurpose, renew. Transforming fallen trees into custom lumber and premium wood products with a story.
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