Mills

Greenwood Pallet Co is a pallet maker in Bridgeville, Delaware. Its work starts at the saw mill and ends with the customer. TJ and Jolene Tennefoss started the company in 1987 with "a pickup truck and 90 pallets." It calls itself a family owned and run, full-service pallet company, and it says it is certified and insured. The company builds wooden pallets to the style and size a business needs, and it can take on a few pallets that have built up over time or a steady stream of discarded ones. Its buy back program has people bring pallets in on their pickup trucks, or has businesses take a trailer so they can load pallets as needed. It also takes wood waste. Wood that cannot be recovered for pallets is made into mulch. A fleet of more than 150 trailers handles pickup and delivery. It serves Sussex County and works across Delaware and Maryland. Its listed locations are Bridgeville, Dover and New Castle in Delaware, and Curtis Bay, Capitol Heights and Millington in Maryland. It suits a landowner with old pallets or wood waste piling up on the place who wants it hauled off by a company that handles that every day. From greenwoodpallet.com, read 12 November 2026.

Shullwood Portable Sawmill, Muncy, PA is a mill. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Round Tuit Portable Sawmill, Kiln, & Tractor Service is based in Glenn Dale. It is a portable sawmill operation, so the mill can come to your land. It also does tractor work on overgrown land and some site work. If you have logs that need to become lumber, the business can pick them up or bring the mill to you and cut them to your specifications on the spot. It also runs a vacuum kiln that dries green lumber faster, at about an inch of thickness per week, for lumber up to 12.5 foot long and slabs up to 4 feet in diameter. For land work, it offers tractor service for mowing and upkeep, starting with a job survey and quote. It also does log removal and log pick-up, so good wood does not go to the organic landfill to be ground into mulch. The business covers Virginia, Washington, DC, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. Its own line is "Turning trees into treasures, one log at a time." It is taking orders for lumber sales now. This business suits a landowner who already has logs down and wants them sawn into lumber close to home, or who would rather have the logs carried off than chipped. From rtsawmill.com, read 8 October 2026.

Mobile Sawmill NJ is a mill. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Mountain Creek Portable Sawmill is a mill. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Ellenberger Portable Sawmill is a portable sawmill based in Mount Joy. It comes to the landowner's property rather than asking for logs to be hauled to a yard. The business describes its approach as "We come to your place," and it saws with a Hudson H360 fitted with a hydraulic loader. The mill handles logs up to 28 inches in diameter and 20 feet long. The work is boards, live edge pieces and beams. The species it lists are wild cherry, black walnut, ash, hickory, silver maple, pine and elm. The business also says it is looking to saw other kinds of wood, so a landowner with a different species could ask whether it's possible. Because the mill works on site, the logs never leave the property, and the lumber can be cut and stacked close to where the trees came down. The business is a good fit for a landowner with a few felled black walnut, cherry or ash logs who wants boards, live edge slabs or beams cut at home instead of trucked to a mill. From ellenbergerportablesawmill.com, read 12 November 2026.

Sell Your Timber is a sawmill in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. It buys standing timber from landowners to supply logs for its mill. The business was founded in 1957 on a family farm and is third-generation owned. Besides buying timber, it does custom sawing, kiln drying, and logging and clearing, and it sells its own mulch, sawdust, and woodchips. The mill buys trees within a 60-mile radius of Chambersburg and works with private landowners in Franklin County. The smallest tract it will look at is five acres of merchantable timber. Most of its purchases come from private landowners with several acre woodlots or mountain tracts. It buys all species, including red oak, white oak, poplar, black walnut, cherry, pine, maple, and ash, along with sycamore, hemlock, catalpa, and exotic woods. A sale starts with an examination of your timber, with no obligation. If the timber is ready to harvest, the mill submits a proposal to buy it. If it needs more growing time, the mill tells you and offers to come back later. Payment runs on "an upfront and regular payment schedule" that meets your needs. You confirm that the marked trees are on your land and guarantee title to them. Most agreements run 12 to 18 months, and the harvest schedule can be tailored. Crews fell trees with chainsaws, skid them to a loading area, and haul them to the mill on a tri-axle truck. Some tracts need haul roads, loading areas, or stream crossings built first. Sell Your Timber suits a private landowner with a several acre woodlot or a mountain tract who wants a payment plan and harvest timing that fit their own schedule. From brickerlumber.com, read 5 October 2026.

The name on this listing is Forestry. The business behind it is Stoltzfus Forest Products, a family-owned forest management service and sawmill at 675 Nottingham Road in Peach Bottom, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Samuel Stoltzfus, a dairy farmer, started it in 1990 as a side business built around his interest in sawmills. Stoltzfus buys standing timber for processing at its Lancaster County sawmill. It also does timber harvesting and forest management, and it works with landowners who have at least 50 trees to harvest. The species it buys are black walnut, red oak, hickory, cherry, yellow poplar, red maple, and white oak. Its foresters work in counties across southeastern Pennsylvania and into northern Maryland. Chris Figgs is a registered forester and a member of the Society of American Foresters. A sale starts with a phone call, then a meeting to go over the key decisions and a harvest plan. The foresters walk the property and mark the trees to be cut. Certified logging crews do the cutting, and the loggers take pride in "caring for your property like it is their own." The logs go to the mill, and lower grade logs and trimmings become mulch or firewood. Payment is made in full before one tree is cut. It suits a landowner with 50 trees or more of the species it buys, who wants one outfit to mark, cut, and haul, and who would rather be paid in full before the first tree falls. From stoltzfusforestproducts.net, read 5 October 2026.