Helping you create art with salvaged urban lumber.
Local reclaimed logs for your craftsmanship. Small-scale logging, custom milling, kiln drying, precise planing, and firewood.

WHO WE ARE
About Harmony
The vision for Harmony Hardwoods is born from a deep love of nature, and working with trees. We are proud to be a small mill that specializes in salvaging and reclaiming logs from the local tree trimming industry. Each log is carefully sawn to minimize waste and to bring out the best of grain and color –an art– helping you to create art for generations.

what we do
Our Services
Small-Scale Logging
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Have a few trees that need to be harvested? Our team is conscious of carefully harvesting logs with minimal damage to the undergrowth or smaller trees. Ask us for a quote.
Custom Log Milling
Kiln Drying for Quality Furniture
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To avoid shrinkage and cracking, all lumber needs to be dried before use in crafting furniture. Our solar kiln uses heat from the sun and minimal power to run fans. We are happy to kiln dry your lumber at $.50 per BF or $50 minimum.
Planing to Precise Thickness
1. Skip planing. This gives you one side that is mostly smooth. $.25 per BF
2. Planed. This gives two clean faces $.50
— $25 minimum
Split and Seasoned Firewood
We offer both hard and soft wood firewood. Hard wood includes hickory, beech, oak, ash, and hard maple at $75 per cord (rick). Softwood includes species like soft maple, cherry, poplar, and pine at $65 per cord (rick).
Design Your Own Piece
We have partnered with an incredible artisan craftsman who can custom design you a piece of furniture. Contact us for more detail.

OUR PRINCIPLES
What We Value


Reclaimed Materials


Personal Service


Sustainability

VIEW OUR SELECTION
Our Inventory
Visit our Etsy store to see our listed pieces there, feel free to contact us directly for local pickup options.
“The wood slabs from Harmony Hardwoods are of excellent quality, but the real reason I do business with Jason is because of his service and helpful attitude. The focus is on finding solutions with you.”
– Joseph Miller



get to know the founder
Meet Jason Stoll
My love for nature and trees is inherited. My great grandfather Gascho loved caring for the bush, and maple syrup was always boiled in the spring. He used to relate the story of an old farmer who one day worked all day in the bush walking from tree to tree to gather the sap and then boiling it down to syrup, (it takes 40-50 gallons of sap for one gallon of syrup). At the end of the day as the old farmer walked home with his small bucket of finished syrup he tripped on a root and fell, spilling the entire days work. Bone tired, and bruised in the fall the old fellow couldn’t help shedding a couple tears as he sat beside the path for a few minutes. But then what was there to do but get up and do it all again tomorrow.

HAVE A QUESTION?
Contact Us
(812) 270-9555