1893 · The origins: Faleburle Legnami was founded in Città della Pieve, in the heart of the hills between Umbria and Tuscany. It was 1893 when Giuseppe Faleburle began working as a woodcutter, processing wood as it was done in the past: with an axe and a saw, the strength of his arms, and a deep respect for the forest. The wood, split by hand, was transported from the forest to the village on ox-drawn carts. It was hard work, involving sacrifice, passion, and knowledge handed down day after day.

1950 · The change: With the arrival of mechanization and the first tractors, the business passed to Alessandro Faleburle (Giuseppe's eldest son). It was the beginning of a new phase: tradition remained at the heart of the company, but was accompanied by the first innovations. Wood was processed using a band saw, improving efficiency and service.

The years of growth: Over time, with the support of his son Claudio, Faleburle Legnami continued to evolve, introducing chainsaws, trucks, and cranes, constantly renewing its tools without ever losing sight of the value of manual labor and the experience gained in the forest.