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Evolutia - The Art of Transformation

Evolutia is committed to reclaiming and bringing new life to historic and pre-used building materials by transforming them into creative and inspired new products such as wood flooring, skins, and beams. In essence, Evolutia is a recycling company focused on processing reclaimed wood, preventing waste of potentially useful materials, and reducing the consumption of fresh, raw resources. Evolutia caters to anyone interested in premium reclaimed wood for their home design or commercial space. All of our products offer an exclusive appearance, excellent durability, and a unique story that adds a dimension new materials cannot.

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Our Process

Our process begins with dilapidated structures deemed "unusable." In addition to these old structures are solid wood waste streams like pallets and shipping crates. After sourcing, our reclaimed wood materials are inspected, documented, cleaned, and inventoried at our warehouse located in Birmingham, Ala. Our extensive reclaimed wood inventory is in constant rotation and changes often. This high volume and turnover provide uniquely distinct appearances that are difficult to imitate with new lumber. Each material's history, unique characteristics, and durability are our hallmarks of success in the reclaimed wood industry. Our finished products offer the key features found in reclaimed wood and are processed entirely onsite in our facility. This allows us to ensure the integrity and preservation of the materials. We take great pride in bringing quality materials back into service and extending the life cycle of limited resources.

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Our Mission

Evolutia will continue to be a leader in the reclaimed wood industry, and eventually will offer the largest inventory of reclaimed wood in the United States. Through profits and growth, Evolutia will prioritize the success and quality of life for current and future employees.

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