Every plank milled from salvaged old growth timber — heart pine, white oak, American chestnut, poplar. Species and grain density that no longer exist in commercial lumber.
Tight grain, rich amber, extraordinary hardness. Milled from longleaf pine beams — a species that took 500 years to mature. White Oak Dense, rot-resistant, and beautiful. Reclaimed white oak develops a silver-grey patina that new oak takes decades to achieve. American Chestnut The rarest species. The chestnut blight of 1904 killed nearly every tree in North America. What remains lives in old barns. We rescue it. Poplar Wide boards with dramatic color variation — greens, purples, creams, and browns in a single plank. Stunning as accent flooring or cladding.
Salvage — We source timber from barns, factories, and structures across Kentucky and Indiana. Every beam inspected for species, condition, and character. 2. De-nail & Sort — Every nail removed by hand. Sorted by species, width, and condition. Nothing wasted. 3. Mill — Tongue-and-groove, shiplap, or square edge. Custom widths from 3 to 12+ inches. 4. Finish & Ship — Unfinished, pre-finished, or site-finished. Nationwide shipping on pallets.
