What size logs can you saw?

Typically, the most cost-effective saw logs are straight and have minimal limbs, branches and knots. We recommend logs be a minimum of 16" diameter, at the narrow end and not greater than 30" diameter. They should be a minimum of 8'3" long, but not longer than 16' 6".

Can you pick-up my logs?

No, we do not have the ability to haul logs. We can offer suggestions of whom to contact.

Custom Log Sawing

Our Custom Log Sawing Services

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Personalized Service

Dreaming of using lumber from your logs for a new build or remodel? We can help make that come true. Straight-edge or live-edge, we collaborate closely with you to determine how to best achieve your desired outcome. Your specific design requirements, and intended use guide how each log is processed. Every order receives hands-on attention so that your finished lumber meets both functional and visual goals.

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Expert Log Processing

We start planning your project together, even before your logs reach our yard. Once dimensions are established, the logs are then sawn into lumber by the sawyer. Many of our customers enjoy watching as their logs are sawn. When the sawing is finished you can either pick-up your lumber, or we can stack it for on-site air drying and kiln drying services.

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Our Sawmill

We utilize a Woodmizer Super Hydraulic LT40 sawmill. It is one of the best bandsaw mills on the market. We have expertise in sawing dimensional lumber, natural edge slabs and quartersawn lumber.

Our Custom Sawing Services

Personalized Service

Expert Log Processing

Our Sawmill

We utilize a Woodmizer Super Hydraulic LT40 sawmill. It is one of the best bandsaw mills on the market. We have expertise in sawing dimensional lumber, natural edge slabs and quartersawn lumber.

Men sawing a log on a sawmill under a wooden shelter, logs in the background, a small tractor in the foreground.

Logs piled on a dirt clearing in a wooded area, with a wooden structure in the background under a blue sky.

Pile of freshly cut logs on gravel, with trees in the background under a blue sky.

Logs piled near a wooden structure under a blue sky, with autumn foliage in the background.

Man operating a sawmill under a wooden shelter, sawing a log outdoors.

Custom Log Sawing FAQ's

What size logs can you saw?
Typically, the most cost-effective saw logs are straight and have minimal limbs,
branches and knots. We recommend logs be a minimum of 16" diameter, at the narrow
end and not greater than 30" diameter. They should be a minimum of 8'3" long, but not
longer than 16' 6".
Can you pick-up my logs?
No, we do not have the ability to haul logs. We can offer suggestions of whom to
contact.