Hooyah Woodworks is a single shop in Screven, Georgia.

Jason is a U.S. Navy disabled veteran and a former sheriff's deputy. He works in American hardwoods, cut on a CNC and finished by hand.

We make one thing: pieces that mark a career. A retirement after thirty years. The next rank, pinned. The day the badge is earned. Most of what leaves this shop was paid for by the people who served beside the person receiving it, or a family member.

That's not an accident. We build for the two groups we came out of, and we know what it looks like when somebody gets the insignia wrong.

Everything here is carved. Not printed, not a decal behind glass but actually cut into the wood. That way the crest still holds an edge in forty years.

And every piece is built to a date. A ceremony doesn't move, so we don't ask it to. You give us the date when you order. We build the piece digitally and send you a proof — every word, the crest, the rank, the dates. Nothing is cut until you say it is right. Then it's built, and it arrives before the day.

Everything ships fully insured. If a piece arrives damaged, it's repaired or replaced at our cost.

Questions before you order: jason@hooyahwoodworks.com