Timber Buyer FAQs

The value of your timber depends on a variety of factors, each contributing to the overall marketability and price of the logs. Key elements include the size and quality of

To maximize the value of your timber both now and in future harvests, consider the following strategies: Conduct a Professional Timber Appraisal: Start with a professional appraisal to determine the

Generally, we do not purchase trees from individual yards. Yard trees often contain metal objects like nails, screws, or other hardware that can damage saw blades and other processing equipment.

No, a timber harvest will not destroy your property if conducted properly. We adhere to best management practices to minimize the impact on your land. Our experienced logging crews use

Harvesting timber can actually benefit wildlife in your woods by creating a more diverse and healthy habitat. When mature trees are removed, it allows sunlight to reach the forest floor,

The size of your trees is a crucial factor in determining their marketability and value. Typically, we look for trees that are at least 16 inches in diameter at breast

Veneer logs are high-quality logs used to produce veneer, a thin layer of wood that is applied to the surface of furniture, plywood, and other wood products to enhance their

Yes, you can often sell us timber that has been damaged in a storm, provided it hasn’t started to rot or degrade from being on the ground too long. Timber

Yes, we are interested in purchasing timbered land. If you own a property with at least 10 acres of wooded land and are considering selling, we would be happy to

We generally require a minimum of ten acres of timber to ensure that the harvest operation is both economically viable and environmentally sustainable. Harvesting timber on smaller plots can lead

No, we do not charge a fee to estimate the value of your timber. Our timber buyer will conduct a timber cruise on your property free of charge. This involves

The time it takes to harvest timber depends on several factors, including the size of the area, the density and type of trees, the terrain, and weather conditions. Generally, a

Timber harvesting, when done correctly, can have mulriple positive long-term effects on your forest and its ecosystem: Forest Health and Regeneration: Selective harvesting removes mature, diseased, or damaged trees, making

Clear cutting is often misunderstood and confused with land clearing. Land clearing involves removing an entire forest to prepare land for development, such as buildings or infrastructure. In contrast, clear