Todd Morrisette, founder of Scarborough-based DeadHead Lumber, uses his Aqua-log

Authors

Whit Richardson

Source

Mainebiz

Date

7-27-2009

Pages

1, 14-15

Abstract

Todd Morrisette, founder of Scarborough-based DeadHead Lumber, uses his Aqua-logger pontoon boat to salvage sunken logs or "deadheads" from Moosehead Lake--logs that were once floated from Moosehead's Sugar Island to a mill on the lake. Since 1999, submerged logs have had to be purchased from the state. With details on Morrisette's market; his product, much of which is used for flooring; and the lengthy permitting process required to do such salvage work.

Subjects

Lumber and lumbering, Moosehead Lake

Recommended Citation

Richardson, Whit, "Todd Morrisette, founder of Scarborough-based DeadHead Lumber, uses his Aqua-log" (2009). Maine News Index – MaineBiz. 4928.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_mainebiz/4928