Working with Suffolk Construction and a13 Architects, Jarmak Corp. provided the reclaimed heart pine for this dynamic school atrium.

Architect Troy Randall wanted a locally sourced product to create this accent wall. We milled the wood, which was harvested from a mill in Massachusetts, to the architect's specifications. The product was delivered on time and on budget.

Working with architects and designers who appreciate our ability to provide locally sourced reclaimed lumber and remanufacture to their specs is our business. We have been doing it for 30 years.

Colonial Candepin Bowling of Worcester closed it doors for good.



Jarmak purchased the wooden alleys, 42inches wide in either maple or hard pine. The lanes were cut in 8-12 feet lengths.

Repurposed as counter tops, tables or shelves, they would look fabulous and you would own a piece of New England history.  

In 1906, a famous industrial giant built a 7,500 sq.ft. log home in the Berkshires. It was built using locally sourced chestnut and white oak. This home stood for over 100 years. A fire in part of the home made its demolition a necessity. We were able to salvage a large quantity of these logs. We have milled some into beautiful chestnut and white oak flooring and saved some of the logs to be used again as is .