Timber Buyers

Jerry's Lawn & Tree Care is a family-owned tree care firm in Greenwood, Delaware, at 7197 Log Deck Lane. It has operated since 2005 and serves Sussex County in southern Delaware. Its main trade is tree care, including tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding, root extraction, and pesticide spraying. Its other trades are logging, land clearing, grading, and woodland management. For timber, Jerry's Lawn & Tree Care buys timber on tracts over 10 acres, and it does logging and takes logs. Its land work covers lot clearing, site preparation, utility line clearance, vegetation management, and maintenance of hunting properties. It also offers "forest tree mulching," along with firewood and mulch delivery and pickup. The firm holds License #1392 and is licensed for pesticide spraying. It is fully licensed and insured. It belongs to DNLA and ICPI, and it is a Gold Card Membership Certified Construction Reviewer. Free estimates come within two business days, and 24-hour emergency service is available. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. It is currently booked out about two weeks. It suits a Sussex County landowner with a tract over 10 acres who wants one local firm to buy the timber, log it, and handle the clearing and tree work that follows. From jlc-llc.com, read 12 November 2026.

Sell your timber, logs and trees for top dollar in Delaware County is a timber buyer based in Wooster, Ohio. They pay cash for standing timber, logs and timbered land in eastern Ohio, and they also do forestry consulting. Their service area is 57 Ohio counties, Delaware County among them, and they also work in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and West Virginia. Their minimum is 10 wooded acres or 50 mature trees. Evaluations and consultations are free. They help you learn your timber's true value, and you can get multiple bids to sell it. You are paid up front, and the harvest is overseen by expert foresters. White oak can be sold to them if you have enough mature trees. It suits a Delaware County landowner with at least 10 wooded acres who wants several bids and a forester involved from the start. From goodfaithtimberbuyers.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.