01 / ON SITE
Manage the waste
Plan container locations, pickups, and swaps around your site layout, construction phases, and overlapping trades.
Waste managementSupporting America’s industrial buildout
Total waste management and material recovery.
One partner to manage construction and industrial waste, diversion & material recovery from origin through final use. For factories, data centers, and energy infrastructure, Woodchuck coordinates operations, materials, digital tracking and carbon reporting under one project plan.
One partner. All waste streams. Complete visibility.
360° waste management, AI-enabled tracking & sustainability reporting
02 / RECOVERY
Recover materials
Sort and consolidate wood, cardboard, plastic, and metal. Route each material to an available reuse, recycling, or recovery outlet.
Material recovery03 / REPORTING
Track the loads
Use ChuckTrace™ to connect each load to site photos, weight tickets, and receiving records so you can report what was diverted and where it went.
Diversion reporting
America’s industrial buildout
Built for complex industrial projects.
When multiple trades are working on a site, waste plans have to keep pace with construction. Woodchuck coordinates collection, hauling, and recovery around the build schedule and gives project teams a shared record of where materials go.
Factories. Data centers. Power projects.
Job-site waste management, from collection to material recovery.
01 / MANUFACTURING
Advanced manufacturing
We coordinate waste collection, hauling, and material recovery for automotive plants, battery factories, and facilities built for robotics and automation.
02 / DATA CENTERS
Data centers
Collection, hauling, and diversion reporting for large data center builds with multiple trades and tight schedules.
03 / ENERGY
Energy infrastructure
Construction waste planning for power projects. Our work includes solar construction, and we welcome inquiries for new energy builds, including nuclear projects.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joins Woodchuck’s Grand Rapids grand opening
On May 8, 2025, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer joined Woodchuck for the grand opening of its biomass processing facility and AI Innovation Center, where electric equipment turns recovered wood into biomass feedstock.
“Thank you Todd, for the work you are doing. We're proving that sustainability and strong economic growth can go hand in hand. We don't have to choose between what's right for the environment and what's good for our communities. We can and must do both. And I think this is an example that we are up to the task in creating opportunity in the process.”
Waste Diversion Solution of the Year
CleanTech Breakthrough recognized Woodchuck’s AI-enabled platform in its 2026 awards. The platform helps construction teams identify and divert wood waste from landfills and supply recovered wood as fuel for regional energy facilities.
Read the award announcement
Wood recovery at Hart Solar Farm
Woodchuck and Barton Malow recovered pallets, cable spools, and other wood during construction at Hart Solar Farm. The recovered material went to NorthStar Clean Energy’s Genesee Power Station for use as biomass fuel.
Read about the partnership
Woodchuck launches its waste-to-energy platform
Woodchuck introduced an AI platform that helps construction and manufacturing teams identify wood waste, schedule pickups, and track diversion. It also announced plans for a Grand Rapids facility to process recovered wood into biomass.
Read the launch announcement
Woodchuck announces public offering through Fundify
In September 2026, Woodchuck announced a Regulation Crowdfunding offering through Fundify. The announcement explains how eligible accredited and non-accredited investors could review the offering materials and participate through the platform.
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Starving for Innovation
Every company has an origin story. WoodChuck.ai’s is still being written, and the people doing the work are at the heart of it.
Equal parts history lesson, startup playbook, and technology forecast, Starving for Innovation offers entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders a new perspective on why innovation succeeds, how transformative companies are built, and where the greatest opportunities of the next two decades will emerge.
Starving for Innovation shares the story of Woodchuck and the team turning an ambitious idea into real progress. It’s a story about seeing value in what others throw away, challenging familiar ways of doing business, and keeping innovation alive through the hard work of building something.
Find the book at Barnes & Noble“Partnering with Woodchuck gives our project teams a real opportunity to put waste diversion into practice on a large scale.”
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