Maple Landmark

Mike Rainville first came to woodworking as a hobby in the 70’s, working out of his parents’ basement with scraps from his grandfather’s carpentry projects. After many requests from family and friends, woodworking eventually became a full-time business, and the company was named Maple Landmark after the family homestead. Today, Maple Landmark sells products around the country and abroad, employing over 40 Vermonters. With Mike and Jill’s sons Adam and Andrew also joining the company, the next chapter of this family business has already begun.