Street Tree Revival

Did you know we maintain over 7 million trees with through the dedication of over a thousand employees. We're currently sitting here at Street Tree Revival. We're making urban lumber out of these trees that normally would be landfill. It's doing the right thing. It's doing something with them.

John Mahoney has worked with urban lumber his whole life 1 He says,,,
"As Pat's son, I've seen firsthand how much wood goes through our system every year, and it's mind boggling. 50 percent of the weight of each tree is pure carbon, so if it goes into the landfill or if it goes into the wood chip pile, all that carbon goes back into the atmosphere.

By the public, architects, designers, using local urban wood, you get to make beautiful art, and you're also doing right by the environment, so it's pretty awesome."

By choosing Street Tree Revival, you're contributing to a more sustainable future.

We're proud to divert thousands of logs from landfills every year and turn them into usable urban wood products.

12 ft She oak slabs just hit the showroom floor with a bang!

These suckers are HEAVY!

Not for the faint of heart...

One of the hardest woods in California's Urban Forest.

We only have 8 available, wait wait hold on a sec..... 7 left!

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Come visit our Nor-cal shop at 3625 e Stevenson Ave. Stockton California. From lumber to slabs and everything in between we have locally salvaged materials for your next project.

This one will put a little pep in your step! The California Pepper!

What have you made out of this beautiful wood?

Come on into the showroom at for a beautiful slab at a beautiful price!

Have you ever seen that old pine tree standing tall in Downtown Ventura’s Plaza Park?

What was once a towering tree is now a natural, rooted monument, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, honoring what Ventura endured and overcame since the Thomas Fire.
You know the story of the phoenix, right?

That legendary bird from Greek mythology, famous for bursting into flames, only to be reborn from its own ashes, shining brighter than ever. This tree had a similar fate. As Ventura was burning, healing, and rebuilding, this tree was dying—an eerie coincidence that felt like it was meant to tell a story.

Around half the trees in Plaza Park come with plaques, offering up some botanical facts. But this lone pine? No plaque. No info. Nada.

So the folks over at the Museum of Ventura County went on a mission to uncover the story behind what could very well be Ventura’s own version of “The Giving Tree.”

Enter John Mahoney (yeah, Big John), arborist and wood artist. With the help of West Coast Arborists, I spent two weeks carving up what was left after the branches and trunk were cut down, leaving behind a tribute that’s now part of the city’s soul.

As for the species?
It’s a Canary Island pine!

Age?
Who knows.

But before it was cut down, this beast stood about 80 feet tall, and some say it could be over 100 years old.

The Museum tracked down some old park photos from 1909, and while it’s tough to say for sure, there’s a chance our mystery tree is there, standing proud in the background.

The legend lives on.

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What did he say?

Things are brewin' at the Anaheim shop. This lil 10 ft curly fella is available Wednesday morning.