Building Canada's Circular Wood Infrastructure

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Backroads Reclamation represents a transformational opportunity to capture value from Canada's rapidly accelerating urban redevelopment while building essential infrastructure for a circular economy. We're building the first industrial-grade system for reclaiming and processing quality timber from demolition-phase buildings into specification-ready materials.

Massive Waste Stream, Minimal Recovery
Canada's National Housing Strategy aims to create 3.5 million new homes by 2031, driving unprecedented demolition volumes. Construction and demolition materials represent 25-30% of municipal landfill intake, yet less than 5% of quality wood is currently recovered for productive use.

Infrastructure Gap
Traditional salvage operations cannot handle the scale or timeline demands of modern development. We're building the industrial infrastructure to bridge this gap while meeting growing demand for ESG-compliant materials.

Market Leadership
We are developing Canada's first industrial-scale wood recovery model, with pilot operations demonstrating the commercial viability of our approach.

Scalable Systems
Our standardized disassembly, precision processing, and digital inventory systems are designed for replication across multiple markets.

Policy Alignment
Our model directly supports municipal waste diversion mandates, federal housing initiatives, and net-zero carbon commitments.

Market Validation - Strong interest from architects, manufacturers, and institutional buyers
Scalable Technology - Processing systems developed for scalable deployment
Policy Tailwinds - Government support for housing, waste diversion, and carbon reduction
Environmental Impact - Clear sustainability benefits aligned with ESG investment mandates

Non-Dilutive Funding - Potential $2M grant from Emissions Reduction Alberta Advanced Materials Challenge