Timber Buyers

Forest Health Timber Products LLC is a timber buyer in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Greenleaf Forestry and Wood Products Inc runs a sawmill in Westcliffe, Colorado, and does forestry consulting and timber buying as well. "Wood products, tree service, and forest management are what we specialize in," is how they put it, and the work covers thinning and removal of overgrowth, fire mitigation and defensible space, insect and disease control for Ips and mountain pine beetles and mistletoe, nursery trees and tree transplanting, forest management plans and Community Wildfire Protection Plans, firewood cutting programs, cutting view corridors, brush and slash clean up, road and trail maintenance, and fencing. They work with ponderosa pine, Douglas-fir, bristlecone pine, white fir, and blue spruce. A job starts with their forest inspection service, which they call the best way to begin active forestry on a property. They say they pay for removed wood at market value or offer credits to help offset the cost of the work, and that ongoing work comes with return visits year after year, an annual review of the plan, and discounts on products at their Westcliffe sawmill. They serve Custer County and have been creating wood products and managing forested properties since 2003. This fits a landowner who wants one outfit to walk the property, handle the fire risk around the house, and take the timber and firewood off at the same time, rather than hiring separate people for each piece. From greenleafforestry.com, read 10 October 2026.

Pueblo Wood Products is a sawmill in Pueblo, Colorado, at 1110 E Northern Ave. It buys timber from regional loggers and also runs its own logging and forest management work, so a landowner could end up dealing with them either as the mill at the end of the chain or as the ones doing the cutting. The work covers fire mitigation and forest management on "private, state, or federal lands," and they say they're "fully mechanized." Their stated process is simple: cut to the landowner's specification, remove and market the wood, and let the remaining forest regenerate. They say they strive to use 100% of every tree cut, turning what's not sawn into bark, woodchip, sawdust, soil amendments, biochar, and firewood. No species are named, and there's no set price list, they ask that you call for rates and specifications. They list Pueblo County as served. The sawmill side was established in 2006 to handle smaller diameter timber from regional Colorado forests, mostly producing pallet boards. The broader company goes back to 1988, when it started as a family pallet and crate manufacturer and grew from there. This fits a landowner in or near Pueblo County who wants one outfit that can both log the trees and take the wood, especially if some of what's coming off the land is smaller diameter timber that a straight sawlog buyer might not want. From pueblowood.com, read 10 October 2026.