Mills

WestRock is listed in Stevenson, Alabama, as a mill. The listing gives paper, paperboard and pulp as its services, with hardwood as the species, and names Jackson County as the area served. Nothing found under this name describes buying standing or harvested timber, logging, or any service for landowners. The web pages found under this name belong to Smurfit Westrock, a global packaging company. They say nothing about Stevenson, Alabama, Jackson County or pulp. The name may also point to a timber business in Hopewell, Virginia, but no Hopewell address, phone number or service area was found for it. It suits a landowner who has already confirmed which WestRock this is and who has hardwood to sell to a paper and pulp operation. From westrock.com, read 17 October 2026.

T R Miller Mill is a sawmill at 215 Deer Street in Brewton, Alabama. It cuts Southern Yellow Pine into lumber in various grades, and it also makes pine flooring, siding and pattern products. The mill has operated since 1872, when the business was incorporated as T. R. Miller Mill Company. It is privately held and ranks among the 150 largest sawmills in the U.S. The mill works in softwood. It keeps "control of every step" in making its wood products, from planting a tree to delivering the finished product. The mill serves Escambia County. This mill suits a pine landowner in Escambia County whose trees could go into lumber, flooring or siding, and who wants to deal with a mill that has been running since 1872. From trmillermill.com, read 17 October 2026.

Two Rivers Lumber Co is a sawmill in Demopolis, Alabama. It makes dimensional southern yellow pine lumber, the 2 by 4, 2 by 6, 2 by 8, 2 by 10 and 2 by 12 boards used in building. The company calls its product "Quality Southern Yellow Pine Lumber" and says it is made in Alabama. The mill works in softwood. The Demopolis list covers those five sizes in several grades, from #1 down to #4, with lengths up to 20 feet. The sales team works from an office in Thomasville, Alabama, and can be reached at 334-456-6145. The county it serves is Marengo. A second mill is being built in Kellyton, Alabama, but it is not open yet. It suits a landowner with southern yellow pine in Marengo County who wants to know what a Demopolis sawmill cuts and who to call about it. From tworiverslumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Wellborn Cabinet Inc is based in Ashland, Alabama, and has been family owned since 1961. Its listing here is for sawmill work on hardwood in Clay County. The company's main trade is making kitchen and bath cabinets, both framed and frameless. Its cabinets are made from cherry, maple, oak, hickory, MDF and laminates. It describes itself as "American-Made and Family Owned since 1961" and sells through dealers and trade professionals across the country. Its work is cabinet making, not timber buying or logging, so there is no timber sale process to point to. Before you agree to anything, ask what it will pay for logs, who cuts and hauls them, and whether it takes small jobs. Get the answers in writing. It suits a Clay County landowner who wants hardwood sawn and is ready to ask direct questions, since cabinets are the company's main business. From wellborn.com, read 17 October 2026.

LP Building Products is a mill in Hanceville, Alabama. It serves Cullman County and works with softwood. It makes reconstituted wood products, which are boards and panels made by breaking wood down and pressing the fiber back together. The company's main website, under the name LP Building Solutions, is about building products. Its pages show siding, sheathing and OSB for homes and sheds, and they describe engineered wood building products for builders and homeowners. Nothing there covers buying standing timber or logging, so a landowner should take any questions about a sale directly to the mill. The mill is listed under the name LP Building Products, so use that name when you call. It suits a landowner in Cullman County with softwood to sell who wants to know what the mill makes from it, and who is ready to ask plainly what it will buy. From lpcorp.com, read 8 October 2026.

Clear Creek Wood Products is a sawmill in Nauvoo, Alabama, at 17035 Hwy. 195. It works with softwood, and the business describes its focus as Southern Pine timbers. The company was founded in 2015, and its president is Dan Hogan. Its own line is "Preserving the Beauty of Southern Pine Timbers." The products it lists are beams, chips, pallet wood, and Southern Pine timbers. Its specialty is commercial and residential building supply. The county it serves is Winston, and Dan Hogan is the person to ask about any work. You can reach him at (205) 300-8447. The mill is at 17035 Hwy. 195, Nauvoo, Alabama 35578. This business suits a landowner with Southern pine who wants logs turned into beams, timbers, or building supply, and who wants a mill in Winston County. From clearcreekwood.com, read 17 October 2026.

Browder & Sons Veneer Co., Inc. is a veneer and plywood mill in Thomasville, Alabama, at 550 E Front St. The phone number is +1 334-636-4356. It works in hardwood and offers veneer, plywood and panels. The business says its products suit both commercial and residential work, from cabinetry to architectural designs, and that it serves builders and contractors. Its own phrase for how it deals with customers is "personalized consultations," with staff helping each client get material that meets the needs of a particular project. Clarke County is the county it serves. The listing shows it open 24 hours a day, every day. It suits someone who needs hardwood veneer, plywood or panels for a building or cabinet job in Clarke County and wants advice before ordering. From browder-co-inc.keeq.io, read 17 October 2026.

Independent Stave Company is a family-owned cooperage company in Stevenson, Alabama, in Jackson. It has been operating since 1912 and says it reaches customers in more than 40 countries. Its main trade is buying timber, and it also works as a sawmill and offers forestry consulting. The work covers log buying and selling, log procurement, timber harvest, and forestry and land management. The company looks for white oak and names "stave quality oak logs" as a focus, along with other hardwood species. Its sustainable forestry policy asks every supplier to follow water quality best management practices and to have at least one qualified logger on each harvest site. It holds certification to the SFI Fiber Sourcing and Chain of Custody Standard and also lists PEFC among its credentials. The minimum acreage shown is 8,016 forested acres. That is the smallest job the company shows it has done, a tract it bought near Somerset, Kentucky. The figure comes from that job, not from a stated policy. It suits a landowner with oak or other hardwood stands who wants one firm to buy logs, handle the harvest, and advise on managing the land. From independentstavecompany.com, read 3 October 2026.

Swift Lumber Inc is a sawmill and lumber business at 1450 Swift Mill Rd in Atmore, Alabama. It produces kiln dried, full rough sawn Southern Yellow Pine and sells it wholesale to builders, distributors and industrial projects. The company was formed in 1955, when George Robinson Swift Jr. and John Byard Swift Jr. bought the business from Robin Swift Sr. The Swift family has been in lumber for over 100 years. The mill's early history includes a 1920 agreement with a Monroe County landowner to cut standing timber in the Atmore area. The work is softwood, and the only species named is Southern Yellow Pine. Lumber is pulled in four grades: Prime and Better, Heart, #2 Caribbean and #3. The mill runs a Maspell Thermal Kiln, so it can thermally modify its own lumber or yours. It serves Escambia County. Its products page calls the wood "Nature's Finest Lumber." It suits a landowner whose Southern Yellow Pine is already cut, or who wants lumber kiln dried or thermally modified, more than one who is looking for a buyer to cut standing timber. From swiftlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Lassiter Lumber LLC. is a sawmill in Silas, Alabama, in Choctaw County. The mill sits in the community of Cullomburg, at 1472 Hwy 17. It cuts Southern Yellow Pine and buys logs from landowners to feed the mill. The business was founded in 1912 and was bought in December 2013 by Tim Farley of Tuscaloosa, who now runs it as Lassiter Lumber LLC. The mill buys "quality logs" and turns them into lumber, sold both rough and dressed on the export and domestic markets. It has a sawmill, a planer mill, three dry kilns and a boiler, and it produces about 80,000 board feet of pine a day. The business names Choctaw County as the county it serves. Its registered species group is softwood. Three people handle the timber side. Brad Farley handles sales, Bobo Brownlee handles timber procurement, and Noah Hammond is the procurement forester. Each has a direct line and email listed on the contact page, so a landowner can reach the person who buys timber without going through a front desk. This suits a landowner with pine in Choctaw County who wants to sell logs to a working mill that has a procurement forester on staff. From lassiterlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Cooper Marine & Timberland is a sawmill in Carrollton, Alabama, in Pickens County. It works in softwood, and at the Carrollton mill that means pine. The mill is at 234 Tuscaloosa Street, and the phone number there is 205.367.8141. If you have pine ground in or near Pickens County, that is the place to start. The Carrollton sawmill specializes in producing "1” rough-cut lumber" for sale in domestic and export markets. For a landowner, that makes clear what the mill turns logs into. Its boards go to buyers at home and overseas, so the mill's business reaches well past the county line. This sawmill suits a landowner in or near Pickens County who has pine timber and wants a sawmill close by that cuts pine into rough lumber. From cooperlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Winston Hardwood Inc is a hardwood sawmill in Double Springs, Alabama. They make and sell hardwood lumber, and they describe themselves as one of the Southeast's largest hardwood lumber manufacturers, distributors and exporters. The county listed for them is Winston. Their main products are NHLA grade hardwood lumber and their own proprietary grade hardwood products. They also make industrial timbers for the oil field, railroad and mining industries. Their lumber is kiln-dried in new Nyle brand DH Dry Kilns. The species they name are White Oak, Red Oak, Poplar, Ash, Hickory, Walnut and Cherry, along with what they call many other sought after species. They say the company has grown from a regional supplier of domestic hardwood into an international manufacturer that can ship hardwood lumber to any part of the world. Some of the managers and employees are NHLA Certified Lumber Inspectors. They say, "We ensure quality for every order." This suits a landowner who has oak, poplar, ash, hickory, walnut or cherry and wants to deal with a sawmill that sells kiln-dried hardwood lumber and industrial timbers. From winstonhardwood.com, read 17 October 2026.

WestRock is a sawmill in Pittsview, Alabama, and it is listed under mills. Its listed service is sawmill work, and the species it lists is softwood. The business names Russell County as the area it covers. For a landowner, the first question is whether a mill like this will take your logs. A sawmill buys logs and cuts them into lumber. Softwood comes from cone-bearing trees such as pine, so if that is what you have, it is the kind of wood this mill lists. Before you agree to anything, ask what they will take, how logs are measured and paid for, and who arranges the hauling. If your land is in Russell County, you are in the area this business covers. If it is elsewhere, ask them before you plan around it. Bring your tract size, the species you have, and a rough idea of how much timber you want to sell, so the conversation starts from real numbers. WestRock suits a landowner with softwood to sell in Russell County who would rather deal with a local sawmill and get every term in writing before any cutting starts. From westrock.com, read 17 October 2026.

Cooper Lumber Company is a sawmill business in Thomasville, Alabama, and the county it serves is listed as Clarke. The company's own site calls itself one of the "privately held forestry firms" in the southeastern United States. It runs sawmills in Carrollton, Alabama, Thomasville, Alabama and McComb, Mississippi, plus a lumber re-manufacturing facility in Gordo, Alabama. The Thomasville mill, at 4922 AL Hwy 5, produces 1 and 2 inch rough-cut and S4S lumber in various widths, lengths and grades. Beyond milling, the company lists timber procurement, land management, contract logging, woodyard operations and a chip mill among its work. The species named are Southern Yellow Pine Timbers and pine. For timber and log buying at Thomasville, the contact listed is Joe Hill, at 251.589.3233. The parent company, The Cooper Group, was established in 1905, and Cooper Lumber operates as a division of Cooper Timberlands Corp. This one suits a landowner with pine timber who wants a single firm that buys timber, logs it and mills it. From cooperlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Rex Lumber is a sawmill in Troy, Alabama, at 1946 County Road 7714. Its listed county is Pike. It cuts southern yellow pine into lumber from harvested timber. The business traces back to 1926, when W. D. McRae set up Rex Lumber Company in Graceville, Florida. The McRae family still owns it and runs four mills across Florida, Mississippi and Alabama. The Troy mill is the newest, chosen in 2017. The Troy site was picked for "great access to timber," and the family also owns over 16,000 acres of its own timberland in Florida, Alabama and Georgia. The cutting process is set up so there is almost no waste. The Troy office number is 334.770.0950. This listing suits a landowner who wants to know about a southern yellow pine sawmill in Pike County. From rex-lumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Abbeville Fiber LLC is a sawmill in Abbeville, Alabama. A sawmill takes logs and cuts them into boards. This one does sawmill work on softwood. For a landowner with softwood standing, that is the first thing to check before anything else. The business covers Henry County, the one county it is listed to serve. Its main phone number is 334-585-2253, and its street address is in Abbeville, Alabama, with the zip code 36310. It is also taking job applications for its team at present. Abbeville Fiber LLC suits a landowner in Henry County who has softwood to sell and wants a sawmill close to home to call first. Anyone comparing mills in Henry County should put it on the list with the others. From abbevillefiber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Georgia Pacific is a mill in Talladega, Alabama. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Wilson Woodyard LLC is a family-owned firewood yard and plant nursery in Opelika, Alabama, at 2411 Lafayette Pkwy. It trades as Wilson's Woodyard & Bearlander Nursery and has years of experience in the woodyard and nursery industry. Its main work is firewood, plants, and landscaping for homeowners and businesses. The firewood is oak, hickory, and other hardwoods. It can be custom-cut to the sizes you need, sold in bundles or in bulk, and delivered to your home. On the landscaping side, the team does custom landscape design, planting and mulching, and hardscape work such as patios and pathways. The nursery carries ornamental trees and shrubs, Japanese maples, fruit trees, and organically grown plants. The business serves Opelika and the surrounding areas, and the only county named is Lee. It is open Monday through Saturday from 7am to 5pm and Sunday from 12pm to 5pm. It suits a landowner who wants firewood, plants, or yard work for the home place more than one who is looking to sell a stand of timber. From wilsonswoodyard.us, read 17 October 2026.

Scotch Plywood Company is based in Beatrice, Alabama, where it runs a mill that makes southern yellow pine plywood and veneer. It is a softwood business. The company also buys timber from landowners through its procurement group, which covers Southwest Alabama and Southeast Mississippi, and it has operated since 1888. Its land management arm, Scotch Land Management, works in Monroe County and the wider region. If you have pine to sell, the timber buying is the part that fits. The company's own pitch is "we know how to market your timber for maximum profits." For larger work, the land side covers timber cruises, management plans, thinning, timber marking, site preparation, planting, road building, clear cuts and storm salvage. Its registered foresters are listed as trained in tree selection, and its logging crews are Professional Logging Manager certified. The company states that 90%+ of its services are provided without hiring subcontractors. Its other stated credentials include Certified Burn Managers, the NC State Tree Improvement Program and the Auburn Forest Health Co-Op. A job starts with your goals. The company then writes a land management plan for your property, and you can reach the office at 800-936-4424. It suits a landowner with pine who wants one company to buy the timber and handle the land work that follows. From scotchplywood.com, read 17 October 2026.

Demopolis Hickory Mill is a sawmill in Demopolis, in West Alabama. It is a small, family owned business. Dan Lawrence bought the mill in 1988, and he runs it with his son Daniel. Both their wives work there too. The mill has been running for more than a century, and it began as a pine shunt mill. The mill works in hardwood. Today it makes hickory blanks and turnings for the US and overseas markets, and its turning plant started in 2018. Over the years the mill has also made snow skis, pine shunts, hog gambrels, smokies, bucket handles, and drum sticks. Its listed service area is Marengo County. The mill can be reached at 334-289-3420, or by mail at PO Box 236, Demopolis, AL 36732. This mill suits a landowner whose hickory is the timber they want to sell, and who would like a local mill that makes hickory blanks and turnings. From demopolishickorymill.com, read 17 October 2026.

Westervelt Lumber is a sawmill in Moundville, Alabama, and the register lists it as a mill. It works with softwood, and its listed county is Hale. For a landowner in Hale County with pine to sell, that is the core of what it offers. The name is shared with The Westervelt Company, a larger firm in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. That company says its team has been "sustainably managing forests for generations." Its pages describe timber management, forest management plans, habitat management and pine seedlings for landowners who want to plant their own forests. Ask this mill directly what it buys and how a sale would run. This listing suits a Hale County landowner who wants a sawmill close to home and is ready to ask plain questions about selling softwood. From westervelt.com, read 17 October 2026.

Westervelt Lumber is a sawmill in Thomasville, Alabama, and it also runs a mill in Moundville. It cuts Southern Yellow Pine into lumber and has been in business for 140 years, including 50 years of lumber manufacturing. The Moundville mill opened in 1997, and the Thomasville mill joined the company in 2021. It serves Clarke County. The mills make small timbers in 4 by 4, 4 by 6 and 6 by 6 sizes, along with dimension boards and patterns and molding. The main markets are pressure-treated and industrial, and the lengths run from 8 to 16 feet. The wood comes from its own land and other privately held land, and it is described as "responsibly sourced." The products are meant to help builders meet many green building certifications. It suits a landowner in Clarke County who is looking for a pine sawmill close to home and wants to ask the sales team directly what it will buy before bringing any wood in. From westerveltlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

H. E. Browder Veneer Co. Inc. is a veneer mill in Highland Home, Alabama, at 14751 LaPine Highway. The veneer goes into engineered flooring and doors. The mill also makes curved plywood, panels and die boards. The county it serves is Crenshaw, and the phone number is 334-537-4454. The mill works in hardwood. The species it names are red oak, white oak, ash, sycamore, hickory, poplar, beech, American birch and gum. Its core product is "cut-to-size veneer." Its rotary veneers come in thicknesses from 1/16 inch to 1/6 inch and lengths from 15 to 86 inches, cut to each customer's specifications. The company was established in 1949 by Herbert Ervin Browder. After his death in 1979, his youngest son George took over ownership, and George and his wife Vicki have run it since. This suits a landowner with oak, hickory, gum or poplar who wants to know what a Crenshaw County veneer mill makes. Ask the mill directly whether it buys logs from landowners. From hebrowderveneer.com, read 17 October 2026.

Lassiter Lumber is a sawmill in the community of Cullomburg, in Choctaw County, Alabama. Its street address is in Silas. The company is now Lassiter Lumber, LLC, formerly J.W. Lassiter Lumber Co., Inc., and it has been manufacturing Southern Yellow Pine lumber since the company was founded in 1912. It buys logs and turns them into lumber at a plant with a sawmill, a planer mill, three dry kilns and a boiler. For a landowner, the timber side is what matters. The business lists purchasing quality logs and Timber Procurement among its services, along with a Procurement Forester. Bobo Brownlee handles timber procurement, and Noah Hammond is the procurement forester. Brad Farley is listed for sales. The mill sells its lumber both rough and dressed, on the export and domestic markets, and its history page says it produces about 80,000 board feet of pine a day. The mill says its product is "second to none." The mill was bought in December 2013 by Tim Farley of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and now operates as Lassiter Lumber, LLC. This suits a landowner with Southern Yellow Pine logs in Choctaw County who wants to sell to a mill that buys logs directly and has been running since 1912. From lassiterlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Eutaw Hardwood Dimensions Company Inc is a sawmill in Eutaw, Alabama, on Prairie Avenue in Greene County. It has been in operation since 1956, and the business describes itself as "family owned and operated." The mill works in hardwood, and its products are made from hickory and ash. Hickory dowels go into drumsticks and chair stretchers. Hickory handle blanks are made for the striking tool industry. It also produces 100% pure hickory sawdust for smoking meat and making liquid smoke, ash dowels for shovel, broom and wheelbarrow handles, and hickory chip nuggets for backyard barbecue. It suits a landowner with hickory or ash on the land who wants a mill that turns those woods into specialty dowels, blanks and sawdust. From eutawhardwood.com, read 17 October 2026.

Linden Lumber Company Inc is a sawmill in Leroy, Alabama, in Washington County. It saws hardwood. The mill started as a small sawmill in 1963 and now cuts four species: red oak, white oak, white ash and yellow poplar. The mill calls red oak its "heart and soul," and says it has a tradition of taking a few small things and doing them right. The timber side runs under the name Majestic Timber, the mill's timber division and its exclusive timber supplier. Its main office is at 23741 US Hwy 43 in Linden, Alabama, and the telephone is (334) 295-2314. Alan Lewis leads it. He is the son of Wayne Lewis, who managed the mill's timber buying in its early years. Majestic Timber says it harvests timber, manages land for the long term for families and trusts, and gives advice on when to cut and on select cuttings in timber tracts "to maximize growth and profits." Alan and his team say they have harvested hardwood and softwood across the Southeast. The firm says it works with corporate and individual landowners, with trustees who want to sell timber, and with manufacturers looking for wood. Its timber buyers can be called directly. This listing suits a landowner with hardwood on the land who wants one outfit that will both buy the timber and advise on when and how to cut it. From lindenlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Alawood Chip & Biomass is a chip and biomass business in Linden, Alabama, in Marengo County. It describes its main trade as a mill and lists timber buying and logging among its other trades. Its services are harvesting, processing, shipping and timber procurement. The company describes one flow from harvesting to processing to shipping, which it says gets wood to the buyer quickly. The Linden mill handles its chip and biomass operations and also makes mulch, landscape and bark products. The register lists softwood. The business has two locations, Linden and Tuscaloosa, and says it serves the southeastern United States. Both locations sit near major interstates, the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and rail lines. On its own pages, the business says it exists "solely to serve the needs of customers like you," and it talks about "quick turnaround for customized orders." It suits a landowner whose wood is headed for chips, biomass, mulch or bark, and who wants a fast turnaround and delivery from a mill-based buyer. From alawoodchipandbiomass.com, read 17 October 2026.

Buchanan Hardwoods is a sawmill at 600 Baptist Line Road in Aliceville, Alabama, in Pickens County. It has been in business for 66 years. The mill cuts red and white oak lumber and also native oak, ash, and other hardwoods, and it makes its own Elite Brand Flooring. Its lumber goes to furniture makers, moulding and stair shops, cabinet builders, millwork firms, pallet builders in Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Georgia, and distribution yards across the country. Orders range from multi-car shipments to container loads overseas. The mill says every piece of export and domestic lumber gets "careful inspection after kiln drying" before it ships. The company also says it sources timber from the Tombigbee River Basin to the Appalachian Mountains. Its people have held leadership posts in hardwood and forestry trade groups, including the Alabama Forestry Association. It suits a landowner with oak or ash who wants to deal with a mill that has been operating for 66 years and sells lumber well beyond its own county. From buchananhardwoods.com, read 17 October 2026.

Southeast Forest Products is a sawmill and lumber business in Montgomery, Alabama, at 3077 Carter Hill Rd. Phone is 334-269-9663. They have been in business for over 40 years and offer a range of wood products. Their services are treated wood, a sawmill, remanufacturing, and timberland. Their sawmill is in Louisville, Alabama, and the species they name is Southern Yellow Pine. The timberland side is the part a landowner with trees would want to know about. They say their managed timberland stands provide the highest quality Southern Yellow Pine. Their remanufacturing turns lumber into stringers, stakes, and fence and deck accessories. They describe their whole approach as "From Stump to Store," which means the same company handles the wood from growing through milling and treating. They serve Montgomery County. This suits a landowner with Southern Yellow Pine in Montgomery County who wants a mill that also manages its own timberland. From seforestproducts.com, read 17 October 2026.

Mountain Oak Montgomery Mill is a mill in Montgomery, Alabama. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bibb Hardwood Lumber is a mill in Centreville, Alabama. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Alabama Rustic Timberworks is a mill in Jemison, Alabama. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Hwy 90 Sawmill is a mill in Baldwin County, Alabama. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.