Your Logs Milled on Your Property.

Beams, Posts, Fencing, Funiture Slabs. We can make your downed trees into usable lumber.

When we come to you our prices are $125/hr with an 8-hour minimum. We come prepared for a full day’s work. We bring our Wood Mizer Portable Sawmill, Tools, and Chainsaws to make our time with you as productive as possible.
This covers our fuel and time to get to you and does not count toward your 8-hour minimum.
We charge $35 per blade change.
We come with new sharp blades. With Soft Woods Like Cedar one blade may last all day. However, with hardwoods like Oak, we may need to change blades a few times throughout the day.
Blades damaged due to foreign objects (nails embedded in the tree, etc) will be charged $35 for new blades.

Logs Ready to be Milled

We DO NOT cut standing trees or limb fallen trees. We need your logs to be felled and limbed and staged in an area that we can get our mill beside.

The more work you do before we get on site the greater value you get from our mill.

We can Mill Logs up to 20ft Long x 36” Diameter (28” Slabbing). Our Mill has a Hydraulic Lift to load logs onto the Mill

What you should bring

We come with our mill, chain saws, log levers, and all the tools we need to safely mill logs.

You’ll need to bring:

A Tractor to help move logs onto the mill (If you don’t have a tractor contact us to see about other options)
A Trailer to load and transport your lumber or a suitable nearby location to stack your cut lumber
A cut list for any specific pieces you need
Personal Safety Equipment
Provide at least one helper to offload and stack lumber

What-ifs

What if it rains?

We check the weather forecast before coming out. If it's going to thunderstorm, we will reschedule. If there's a chance of light rain or scattered showers we can still come out, we are not scared of getting a little wet. We handle weather issues case by case and will communicate with you to determine the best solution.

What if your Mill Breaks?

We keep our machines well maintained to avoid issues. We also bring spare parts so we can field repair and get back to work. Only once have we been unable to complete the job, and we came back and finish, once we got our mill running.

What if my logs are too big?

Our Mill can handle logs up to 36” diameter and 20ft log. Beyond that, we can manually split or whittle the logs down to fit for an additional fee. This is dangerous and labor-intensive work so we try to avoid this whenever possible