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About
At StillWood, we believe great materials begin with thoughtful stewardship. Our work is guided by a commitment to quality craftsmanship and responsible forestry. We create wood products designed to inspire confidence for generations to come.
Rooted in the Pacific Northwest, we are driven by a passion for innovation and a deep respect for the natural beauty of wood. Every decision reflects our dedication to creating products that balance lasting performance with timeless design.
STILLWOOD
By CRTC
Every company, organization, or team has a story, and ours is a bit different. Stillwood is a division of Composite Recycling Technology Center (CRTC), a nonprofit organization in Port Angeles, Washington, dedicated to transforming underutilized materials into high-value, sustainable products. Learn more about CRTC by heading to compositerecyling.org.
Meet Our Team
Guy Houser
Director of Forest Products
Mark O'Brien
Senior Design Engineer
Erik Polin
Assistant Director & Senior Materials Engineer
Mario Riofrio
Production Manager
Karl Willard
Production Team Lead
Phil Giles
CNC Development Engineer
Chappy Osterman
Master Fabricator
Brandon Stanley
CNC Operator
Marcus Delano
Engineering Technician & Media Specialist
Grace Flodstrom
Marketing Manager
Gavin Gamble
Maspell Specialist Engineer
Michael Carleno
Production Technician
Donovan Carr
Production Technician
More than 30,000 acres of Coastal Western Hemlock grow in Neah Bay, Washington - just two hours from CRTC and StillWood.
To responsibly source this local resource, the Composite Recycling Technology Center (CRTC) partnered with the Makah Tribe to establish a sawmill in Neah Bay. This partnership supports local jobs, strengthens the regional forest economy, and creates a reliable market for sustainably harvested timber. The lumber is then transported to StillWood, where it is transformed into durable wood products designed for homes and other projects.
Watch our partnership story, filmed and produced by Sustainable Northwest. The video highlights our partnership with the Makah Tribe and our shared work to create new opportunities by utilizing their healthy, local forest resources.
