Mills

Battle Lumber Company appears on the Georgia Forestry Commission's timber buyers directory, based in Wadley. The Commission compiles that directory from buyers and harvesters who submit their own information to it, and states that inclusion is not an endorsement. Georgia does not license or register timber buyers. The directory carries no county, so this listing is placed by its town only. Battle Lumber Company appears on the Georgia Forestry Commission's timber buyers directory, based in Wadley. The Commission compiles that directory from buyers and harvesters who submit their own information to it, and states that inclusion is not an endorsement. Georgia does not license or register timber buyers. The directory carries no county, so this listing is placed by its town only. Battle Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood&softwood facility in Jefferson County, taking yellow pine, ash, blackgum, cypress. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. Battle Lumber Company is on the Georgia Master Timber Harvester active roster, at Wadley, Jefferson County. 6 people at this address hold the designation. Georgia Master Timber Harvester is a training programme; the roster records a current designation and is not a rating, a licence, or an endorsement by anyone. The roster publishes no phone number, so there is none here.

Beach Timber Company, Inc. is a mill in Alma, Georgia. It makes utility poles and pilings from Southern Yellow Pine, and its main yard is at 128 Beach Timber Rd. The company describes its poles as "built for strength, durability, and performance." The poles are pressure-treated with CCA preservative, and the company also offers an enhanced option with ET Brown. It says its facilities support large-volume orders, fast lead times, and strict quality control. Alongside its mill work, Beach Timber Company, Inc. lists timber buying and wood procurement as trades. It names Bacon County as the area it serves, and it holds the Georgia Master Timber Harvester certification. It suits a landowner in Bacon County who grows Southern Yellow Pine and wants a buyer that runs its own mill and pressure-treats its poles. From beachtimber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Interfor is a sawmill listed in Preston, Georgia, in Webster County, and its listed species is yellow pine. The mill its own pages describe is at 211 Old Troy Road, Monticello, Arkansas, so confirm which mill you would be dealing with before you plan a sale. The Arkansas mill sits on a 137-acre site bought in June 2015 from the Price Companies. Starting in 2018 it was extensively rebuilt, with new log bucking and primary breakdown lines and a planer autograder. It cuts 10-foot and shorter 2x4, 2x6 and 4x4 lumber and ships it by rail and truck to domestic markets, including Texas and the US Midwest. Interfor says its lumber manufacturing operations are certified to the SFI Fiber Sourcing and Chain-of-Custody standards. Its own pages describe a lumber mill and the products it ships. They don't describe buying standing timber or running a logging crew, and the company's listing also names timber buying, so ask directly what it will take from a landowner. This suits a landowner who wants to sell logs to a sawmill and is willing to check the Arkansas location first, not someone looking for a local timber buyer or logging crew in Webster County. From interfor.com, read 3 October 2026.

Woody's Lumber, Inc. appears on the Georgia Forestry Commission's timber buyers directory, based in Toomsboro. The Commission compiles that directory from buyers and harvesters who submit their own information to it, and states that inclusion is not an endorsement. Georgia does not license or register timber buyers. The directory carries no county, so this listing is placed by its town only. Woody Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood facility in Wilkinson County, taking blackgum, hickory, red oak, sweetgum. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. Woody's Lumber, Inc. is on the Georgia Master Timber Harvester active roster, at Toomsboro, Wilkinson County. Georgia Master Timber Harvester is a training programme; the roster records a current designation and is not a rating, a licence, or an endorsement by anyone. The roster publishes no phone number, so there is none here.

151 Hoyt Sawmill is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Walker County, taking yellow pine, red oak, white oak, sweetgum. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

AA Farms, Inc. is a locally owned sawmill at 4227 Royston Hwy. in Canon, Georgia. It mills custom lumber cut to your exact dimensions and species. It also sells wood siding, flooring and trim, farm supplies, and firewood, and it buys timber as well. For landowners, the mill will buy logs from local landowners, depending on species, size, and quality. It will also mill logs you bring in and offer custom cutting for personal projects. "Every log is evaluated individually based on species, diameter, length, and condition." The species it names are pine, cedar, white oak, red oak, poplar, cherry, cypress, and black walnut. Lumber can be air-dried or kiln-dried, and kiln drying usually takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on species and board size. The service area covers Hartwell, Canon, Royston, Bowersville, Lavonia, Athens, and Hart County across northeast Georgia. Delivery reaches as far as Atlanta and Conyers, and local lumber delivery runs within about 150 miles. You can also pick up at the mill. The minimum lumber order is $100. The mill is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 5:00. This business suits landowners in Hart County and northeast Georgia who have pine or hardwood logs and want them bought or milled close to home. From aafarmsga.com, read 17 October 2026.

Adam's Woodworks is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Warren County, taking yellow pine, red oak, white oak, yellow-poplar. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

American Industrial Partners is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Chatham County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. American Industrial Partners is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pulp & paper facility in Chatham County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

American Industrial Partners is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Effingham County, taking yellow pine, hardwoods. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

American Industrial Partners is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pulp & paper facility in Macon County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

American Southern Forest Products is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Colquitt County, taking yellow pine, yellow-poplar, sweetgum, red oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Anderson Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Forsyth County, taking yellow pine, yellow-poplar, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Arrow Log Processing, LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Gordon County, taking yellow pine, white pine, virginia pine, red oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Atlanta Wood Foundation is a sawmill in Atlanta, Georgia, run as a nonprofit. It exists to "save trees from the landfill" and reduce urban waste, so much of its work is salvaging trees from town. The warehouse is at 1081 Memorial Drive SE, Atlanta, GA 30316. It is open to the public Thursday from 9:30 to 2, and Friday through Sunday from 9 to 2. The mill works with black walnut, Siberian elm and water oak, and its listing also includes yellow pine and hardwoods. A Wood-Mizer mill takes logs up to 36 inches across at $135 an hour plus $50 per blade. A Lucas Mill takes logs up to 72 inches, and that price is quoted for each job. Logs must be brought to the warehouse because the mill does not travel. There is no kiln drying. The shop also does CNC surfacing at $15 per square foot, planer surfacing at $10 per square foot, and custom woodworking such as mantles, tables and shelves. Finished slabs are sold through the online store and picked up at the warehouse. Fulton County is the county it serves. This suits a landowner in Fulton County with urban trees who would rather see the wood milled and used than hauled to the dump, and who can bring the logs in personally. From atlantawoodfoundation.org, read 17 October 2026.

Atlantic Fine Woods is a mill and woodworking shop in Decatur, Georgia, in DeKalb County. Its address on Foster Street is in Atlanta, and its pages say the wood comes from Atlanta's urban trees. The business salvages, mills, dries and builds with that wood, and it sells slabs and furniture. The work starts with the trees. "We carefully rescue logs headed to landfills," the business says, and it selects trees approved for removal because of disease, damage or development. The logs are cut on site at its own sawmill, where live edge slabs are milled by hand. The wood is then dried in its own kilns, which it says use a fraction of the energy of traditional kilns. The shop makes custom tables, desks, shelves and cabinets, along with epoxy dining tables and live edge countertops. Species on its register entry include red oak, white oak, yellow-poplar, black walnut, cherry, sweetgum, hickory, maple and sycamore. Its website also names pecan, pear and poplar. Visits are by appointment, Tuesday to Friday from noon to 6pm and Saturday from 11am to 6pm. It suits a landowner near Atlanta or in DeKalb County whose trees are coming down for disease, damage or development and who wants the wood milled and kiln dried into slabs or furniture. From atlanticfinewoods.com, read 17 October 2026.

B & M Wood Products, Inc. is a sawmill at 4137 Manor Millwood Road in Manor, Georgia, in South Georgia. Fred Blackledge and Roy Musgrove founded it in 1966, and it has operated since then. It works in Southern Yellow Pine and serves Ware County and clients across the continental United States. It makes pressure-treated round fence posts and poles, untreated rough-sawn timber in standard sizes, pressure-treated rough-sawn timber, and creosote-treated fencing materials. It also treats wood you bring in, with CCA .40 ground contact or .60, or with creosote at 8, 10 or 12 pound. Federal law limits CCA treatment to sawn wood that is 6 by 6 nominal. Special orders need a 50% deposit when you order, and that deposit is not refundable. B & M ran its own tree-cutting crews from 1990 until 2019, when it sold that operation and began buying wood on the open market. Sawmilling is its main trade, and timber buying is its other. You can call them at 912.283.0353. It suits a landowner who wants Southern Yellow Pine posts, poles or lumber, or who has pine of their own that needs treating, more than one who wants a crew to come in and cut a stand. From bmwoodproducts.com, read 17 October 2026.

Balfour Pole Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pole facility in Mitchell County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Beach Timber Company Inc. is a sawmill in Blackshear, Georgia, and it works in Pierce County. It makes utility poles and pilings from Southern Yellow Pine, and timber buying is also one of its trades. The poles are pressure-treated with CCA preservative, and there is an upgraded option called ET Brown. Southern Yellow Pine is renewable and naturally resists corrosion, fatigue and decay, and the treated poles are protected from fungi and termites. The wood is chosen for durability, and the poles are "built for strength, durability, and performance." The facilities take large-volume orders, with fast lead times and strict quality control. The business also has a procurement team for wood sourcing, so wood sales are handled as a separate side of the operation. It suits a landowner in Pierce County with yellow pine who wants that wood sold into pole and piling work, or who wants a mill that handles large orders. From beachtimber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Beasley Forest Products, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood & chip mill facility in Jeff Davis County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. Thompson Hardwoods, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & chip mill facility in Jeff Davis County, taking soft maple, yellow-poplar, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Beasley Forest Products, Inc. is a mill in Sandersville, Georgia, and it is listed under mills. It serves Washington County, which makes it a fit if your land lies there. The species it is listed for are yellow-poplar, blackgum, sweetgum, white oak, red oak, and hickory. Those are hardwoods, so a landowner with a mixed stand of these trees can match the list against what is standing on the place before making a call. Oak, hickory and gum are all in that group. Put your own tree list beside this one first, and then decide whether a call is worth your time. This mill suits a Washington County owner with yellow-poplar, oak, hickory, blackgum or sweetgum on the place who wants to talk with a mill in Sandersville. From beasleyforestproducts.com, read 8 October 2026.

Blackjack Sawmill is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Pickens County, taking yellow pine, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Burt Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Wilkes County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. Burt Lumber Company is on the Georgia Master Timber Harvester active roster, at Washington, Wilkes County. Georgia Master Timber Harvester is a training programme; the roster records a current designation and is not a rating, a licence, or an endorsement by anyone. The roster publishes no phone number, so there is none here.

CAG Specialty Wood is a sawmill and woodworking yard at 4050 Old Cornelia Hwy in Gainesville, Georgia. The family has run it since 1999. Its own page puts the work this way: "turn trees into furniture grade lumber." The yard is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and Saturdays by appointment. The mill runs a Woodmizer LT50 for logs up to 28 inches wide and a larger bandsaw for cuts up to 54 inches. You can bring in your own logs to be milled. The yard also planes and resaws boards up to 16 inches wide, flattens slabs, straight-lines lumber, and stacks wood for drying. It has a vacuum kiln and a dehumidification kiln. Milling, planing, resawing and slab flattening are billed at $150 per hour. Local hauling and delivery is also $150 per hour within 60 miles, and it delivers out of state. The species listed are yellow pine, eastern red cedar, cypress, white pine, red oak, white oak, yellow poplar, ash, black walnut, sycamore and other hardwoods. The website also mentions birch, alderwood and zebrawood. The business serves Hall County. Phone is 770.869.3377. This suits a landowner who already has logs down and wants them milled, dried and, if needed, delivered as lumber, slabs or mantel stock. From cagspecialtywood.com, read 17 October 2026.

Canfor - Moultrie is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Colquitt County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Canfor - Thomasville is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Thomas County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Cataula Custom Sawmill is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Harris County, taking yellow pine, eastern red cedar, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Champion Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Jasper County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Clearwater Paper Corp. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pulp & paper-coated paperboard facility in Richmond County, taking yellow pine, hardwoods. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Cline, W. D. & Sons Lumber Company is a sawmill and planer mill at 8318 GA Hwy 2 in Dalton, Georgia. William W.D. Cline founded it in the early 1960s, and it is still locally owned and run by his grandsons, Conrad and Brian Cline. Conrad oversees the sawmill and Brian runs the planer mill. They say they start with the purchase of "high grade logs." They saw the logs into lumber, air dry it, and kiln dry some of it in two dry-kiln machines. The mill makes flooring, trim and moulding, and it can special cut large timbers from pine or oak to the sizes you need. They also make live edge slabs and fireplace mantles. The species they list include yellow pine, red oak, white oak, yellow-poplar, ash, hickory, sweetgum, soft maple and sycamore, with more on their catalogue, including walnut, cherry and cypress. They serve Whitfield County and the Northwest Georgia area, just south of Chattanooga and Cleveland, Tennessee. They deliver locally, some longer distance, and can arrange trailer transport. Large timber prices are quoted by phone for the sizes you specify. This suits a landowner with logs of one of these species who wants them sawn, dried and worked by a mill close to home. From clinelumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Coastal Wood Products, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pole facility in Tattnall County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Connor Holdings, LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Clinch County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Coosa Posts is a locally owned and operated wood post mill in Rome, GA, in Floyd County. It works in southern yellow pine. The business began in 1979 as Valley Wood in Gore, Ga. Valley Wood moved the mill to its current site in Rome in December 2018, and Pat Nixon bought it in 2022 and renamed it Coosa Posts, LLC. The mill makes posts in a range of sizes, with lengths from 7 to 10 feet and diameters from 4 to 7 inches. The team's stated aim is posts with less than a quarter inch of taper from the top to the bottom. Its slogan is "Where Quality Meets Durability." The mill sits one mile west of a large paper mill, which makes it quick and easy for local loggers to deliver. The office will help you find the right post size for your project. The mill runs Monday through Thursday from 7am to 5pm and Friday from 7am to 1pm. This suits a Floyd County landowner whose yellow pine could be cut into posts and who wants a local mill close to the loggers doing the cutting. From coosa-posts.com, read 17 October 2026.

Cross Sawmill is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Miller County, taking live oak, cypress. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Cross Cut Wood Products is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Glascock County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Cruse Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Fannin County, taking yellow pine, white pine, yellow-poplar, red oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Custom Cut Timber Products is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood facility in Monroe County, taking yellow-poplar, sweetgum, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Custom Sawmilling, LLC is a family-owned, locally operated sawmill in Rentz, Georgia. It turns logs and rough lumber into material ready for the next stage of a project. It names Laurens County as its service county and also serves homeowners, landowners, woodworkers, builders, and contractors across Georgia and select areas of North Florida. It mills yellow pine, eastern red cedar, cypress, red oak, white oak, red maple, yellow-poplar, sycamore, and cherry. Its services include custom sawmilling, lumber planing, kiln drying, V-groove and shiplap, and resawing. It takes logs 8 inches or more at the small end. Logs shorter than 8 feet or longer than 16 feet may cost extra. Work can start with logs from your own land or lumber you already have. The business does not pick up or deliver, so you bring the logs to Rentz. Call before you haul so they can talk through species, dimensions, and moisture. Mill logs within a few weeks of felling while they are still green, stack them with the large ends together, and mark any nails, wire, or rocks you find. A blade damaged by a foreign object carries a replacement fee. Milling takes several days, and the lumber then air dries for about three months or longer on 1-inch stickers. You can supply your own stickers or pay them to cut and place them. The owner, Jake Dean, received the second-place 2006 Best Business Award from Wood-Mizer. His own description of a log is "a Christmas present waiting to be unwrapped." This business suits a landowner who already has logs or lumber and wants them milled, dried, or planed close to home in Rentz. From thecustomsawyer.com, read 17 October 2026.

Dapco Custom Sawmill & Lumber is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Marion County, taking yellow pine, eastern red cedar, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Dupont Pine Products, LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Berrien County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Duran Sawmill is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Irwin County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Edwards Lumber & Wood Products is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Screven County, taking yellow pine, hardwoods. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Elberta Box & Crate Company is a mill in Bainbridge, Georgia, at 606 Dothan Road on the Flint River. It was established in 1905. The plant makes wirebound crates and boxes, poly crates, eco crates, clamshells and trays, and leno and plastic bags for produce and seafood shippers across the continental United States. It also runs a veneer mill that makes paper overlaid veneer. The species listed for this mill are blackgum, yellow-poplar, sweetgum, soft maple and sycamore. The area it serves is Decatur County. Its work is manufacturing, not logging, so a landowner would be dealing with a plant that turns wood into packaging and veneer. The Simmons family has been part of the business since it started, and several generations still work there. It suits a Decatur County landowner with these hardwoods who wants a mill close to home and is ready to ask directly through the contact form. From elberta.net, read 17 October 2026.

Elliott Exports LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a log export facility in Murray County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Ellis Company, The Jack is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in DeKalb County, taking yellow pine, red oak, white oak, soft maple. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Eutree, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood facility in Carroll County, taking red oak, white oak, sweetgum, yellow-poplar. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Faircloth Forest Products is a sawmill and manufacturing business at 1377 Old Nunez Road in Swainsboro, Georgia. They make "top-quality lumber boards and pallets" for buyers across the United States and abroad, and they also work in biomass energy. They run their own sawmills and manufacturing plants in house. They produce 200 million board feet of lumber a year and have a pallet capacity of 1 million a year. They are I.S.P.M.-15 Certified for Export and a Certified Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Company. The species listed for them is yellow pine, and the county they serve is Emanuel. For a landowner, this is a large lumber and pallet operation with its own mill and an export certification. It suits a landowner in Emanuel County with yellow pine who wants a mill close to home. From fairclothforestproducts.com, read 17 October 2026.

Fountain Enterprises is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Effingham County, taking yellow pine, sweetgum, hickory, red oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Georgia-Pacific LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Dougherty County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Georgia-Pacific LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Floyd County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Georgia-Pacific Brunswick Cellulose is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pulp & paper facility in Glynn County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Georgia-Pacific LLC (Madison Plywood) is a mill in Madison, Georgia, and it works with yellow pine. It serves Morgan County. The mill is part of Georgia-Pacific, which began in 1927 in Augusta, Georgia, as Georgia Hardwood Lumber Company, a hardwood lumber wholesaler. Its own pages describe more than 150 locations, a headquarters in Atlanta, and private ownership by Koch, Inc. Most of those pages cover paper goods, packaging, building materials and recycling. On forestry, they say the company aims to "set the standard in sustainable forestry," and that it follows and promotes science-based protection, restoration and recovery practices. A landowner with yellow pine in Morgan County would need to ask the mill directly what it buys and how a sale would work. This suits someone who is comfortable dealing with a large corporate mill and ready to put direct questions about buying timber to it. From gp.com, read 3 October 2026.

Georgia-Pacific LLC (Warrenton CNS) is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Warren County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Graphic Packaging International, Inc. is a mill in Macon, Georgia. Its own pages describe a maker of consumer packaging, including folding cartons, cups, foodservice packaging and other paperboard products for brands. The work happens in the plant, and wood is the raw material that goes in. Its pages describe paperboard as a material that starts in forests. On wood, the company's own words are "We source wood locally from sustainably managed forests." Yellow pine is the species it works with, and it holds Georgia Master Timber Harvester certification. The county it serves is Bibb. This is a packaging company first. It suits a landowner who wants to know where a Macon packaging mill gets its wood, not someone looking for a logger, a timber cruiser or a timber buyer to come out to the land. From graphicpkg.com, read 17 October 2026.

Graphic Packaging International, Inc. is a consumer packaging maker based in Gordon, Georgia. Its pages describe folding cartons, cups, foodservice containers, and paperboard trays for food, drink, and home goods. We list it as a mill that works with hardwoods, serving Wilkinson County. On wood, the business's pages say one thing: "We source wood locally from sustainably managed forests." They also say the company is a large packaging manufacturer, and they go on to describe its products, markets, and sustainability goals in much more detail than its wood sourcing. This may suit a landowner near Gordon with hardwood timber who wants a nearby mill. Its main business is packaging, so it is worth asking directly how it buys wood and whether it deals with private landowners. From graphicpkg.com, read 17 October 2026.

Greenfield LLC - Guyton is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a log export facility in Effingham County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Greenfield LLC - Port Wentworth is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a log export facility, taking yellow pine, red oak, white oak, red maple. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Griffin Lumber Company is a family business in Cordele, Georgia, that has supplied building materials since 1898. It started as Cordele Sash, Door and Lumber Company and has operated continuously since then. The company calls itself a "locally-owned family business" and has eight retail locations in Cordele, Leesburg, Tifton, Griffin, Forsyth, Milledgeville, Warner Robins and St. Marys. Its Cordele store is at 407 8th Avenue Connector, and the phone there is 229.273.2711. The business began as a window, sash and door craft shop with a big band sawmill behind its store on 8th Avenue. The sawmill burned in 1958 and was rebuilt on Highway 41, just south of the Cordele Farmers' Market. Today the company's work is building materials: lumber, windows, doors and millwork, flooring, kitchen and bath products, paint and hardware. It also runs two truss plants, in Cordele and St. Marys, and a wood treating plant in Cordele that was finished in 2025. Yellow pine is the species on record for the company, and Crisp County is the area it serves. It suits a Crisp County owner who wants a long-established local supply firm close to home, with yellow pine in its background. From griffinlumberandhardware.com, read 17 October 2026.

Guthrie Wood Products LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Lowndes County, taking yellow pine, cypress. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

H & H Sawing and Lumber is a sawmill in Hortense, Georgia, at 115 Sawmill Rd. It cuts logs into rough lumber and makes finished millwork, and it sells both. Jimmy and Daniel Herrin, father and son, set the business up in 1993. It is still family owned and run, and three generations of Herrins now work there. The mill often runs cypress, pine and oak, and yellow pine is also among the species it handles. Its products include ship lap, tongue-n-groove boards, molding and rough lumber. The owners say they "pride ourselves in top quality lumber," and they describe their prices as affordable. Brantley is the county it serves. To place an order or ask for an estimated quote, you can call 912-473-2724, send an email, or visit the mill in person. It suits a landowner who wants cypress, pine or oak sawn into boards or millwork and is happy to call or visit for a quote. From hhsawing.com, read 17 October 2026.

Hogan & Storey Wood Products, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Floyd County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Holden, Scott Sawmill is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Cherokee County, taking yellow pine, sweetgum, yellow-poplar, red oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Howard, Claude Lumber Company, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Bulloch County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Huber Engineered Woods LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a osb facility in Jackson County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. Huber Engineered Woods, LLC is on the Georgia Master Timber Harvester active roster, at Commerce, Jackson County. Georgia Master Timber Harvester is a training programme; the roster records a current designation and is not a rating, a licence, or an endorsement by anyone. The roster publishes no phone number, so there is none here.

Interfor is a sawmill company listed in Baxley, Georgia. Its listed species is yellow pine, and its county is Appling. The company runs 28 facilities across North America. The mill details on Interfor's own pages are for its Monticello, Arkansas division, so ask which plant would take logs from Appling County. There, the mill cuts 2x4, 2x6 and 4x4 lumber up to 10 feet long, shipped by rail and truck to Texas and the US Midwest. The site was bought in June 2015 and rebuilt from 2018, with new log bucking and primary breakdown lines. Its US lumber operations are certified to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative fiber sourcing and chain-of-custody standards. The company's customer promise is to deliver quality products "on spec and on time." It suits a landowner with yellow pine in Appling County who wants to deal with a large sawmill company. From interfor.com, read 3 October 2026.

Interfor is a sawmill in Swainsboro, Georgia, in Emanuel County, and it cuts yellow pine. It is listed as a mill. It does not work with landowners on timber sales, so if you are looking for a buyer for your standing pine, this is not the place to start. Interfor's Monticello division in Arkansas sits on a 137-acre site bought in June 2015 from the Price Companies and was extensively rebuilt from 2018. That mill makes 10-foot and shorter 2"x4", 2"x6" and 4"x4" lumber, shipped by rail and truck to domestic markets, including Texas and the US Midwest. The company's promise is to deliver quality products "on spec and on time." It operates 28 facilities across North America. This suits a landowner who wants to learn about a large sawmill operator, not one who needs someone to buy standing pine or cut the tract. From interfor.com, read 3 October 2026.

Interfor is a sawmill listed in Perry, Georgia, in Houston County. Its own pages place the Monticello Division mill at 211 Old Troy Road, Monticello, Arkansas, on a 137-acre site acquired in June 2015 and extensively rebuilt starting in 2018. The mill cuts 10-foot and shorter 2"x4", 2"x6", and 4"x4" lumber, shipped by rail and truck to domestic markets, including Texas and the US Midwest. The register lists yellow pine as its species. The work described is milling logs into lumber, so a landowner looking for a logger or a timber buyer should understand this is a mill, not a crew that works the woods. Its customer promise is to deliver quality products "on spec and on time." Its sustainability pages also say that in US operations Interfor works with landowners and other log suppliers through SFI Fiber-Sourcing certification. This suits a landowner who wants to know where dimension lumber of these sizes is made, or who has logs to move to a mill, rather than one who needs someone to cut and haul a stand. From interfor.com, read 3 October 2026.

Interfor is a sawmill in Eatonton, Georgia, serving Putnam County. It is listed as a mill, and the species it works with is yellow pine. The mill produces 2x4, 2x6 and 4x4 lumber, all 10 feet and shorter. Finished lumber ships by rail and truck to domestic markets, including Texas and the US Midwest. The company behind it has operations across North America and customers around the globe. Interfor does not work with landowners on timber sales. If you want someone to buy standing trees from your land, this is not that kind of business. It suits a landowner who wants to know what a Putnam County sawmill makes, not one looking for a timber buyer or a logging crew. From interfor.com, read 3 October 2026.

Interfor is a sawmill in Thomaston, Georgia, listed as a mill. The register gives yellow pine as its species and Upson County as the area it serves. The company's own pages say that in its US operations it works with landowners and other log suppliers to protect forest values through certification to the SFI Fiber-Sourcing Standard. They also say its US lumber manufacturing operations hold SFI Chain-of-Custody and Fiber Sourcing certification. For Georgia, the company has shared critical habitat factsheets with foresters, loggers and landowners, to help them spot areas where imperiled species may live. Interfor is part of a forest products company with operations across North America. Its pages describe a formal approach to wildlife, biodiversity and forests of high conservation value. It suits a landowner in Upson County with yellow pine who wants the wood to come from certified sources. From interfor.com, read 3 October 2026.

International Paper Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pulp & paper facility in Floyd County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

JAV Woods LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Colquitt County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Kencove Farm Fence Posts is a post mill in Eastman, Georgia, at 2643 McRae Hwy. It mills Southern Yellow Pine timber into fence posts. The mill is part of Kencove Farm Fence, a fence supply company that took shape in 1980 when Charlie Kendall set out to build a better fence on his dairy farm. The company is headquartered in Blairsville, Pennsylvania. The Georgia mill "processes our own posts" using Southern Yellow Pine, and the output is fence posts for farm and ranch use. The parent company's product specialists can help you design your fence, put together a material list, or rent you a post driver. The county listed for the mill is Dodge. It is open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. This suits a landowner who wants yellow pine fence posts milled in Eastman, or who needs help planning a farm fence and gathering the materials for it. From kencove.com, read 17 October 2026.

Kingland Timber Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & log export-softwood facility in Murray County, taking yellow pine, mixed oak, yellow poplar. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Koppers United Industrial Products - Vidalia is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pole facility in Toombs County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Koppers United Industrial Products - Chauncey is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pole facility in Dodge County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Lake Country Specialty Milling is a sawmill at 1201 Fairground Rd. in Madison, Georgia. Its band saw mills, made by WoodMizer and Logosol, can handle logs up to 56 inches in diameter, milled to your specifications. The business lists Morgan County as the county it serves. The work covers custom sawn lumber in standard and random widths and lengths, kiln dried and planed hardwood and softwood, beams, timbers and trusses, live-edge slabs 2 inches and thicker, mantels, and custom pieces like tables and bartops. The kiln can dry up to 5,000 board feet at once, using a Nyle dehumidification unit and an on-site solar kiln. Species on the register include yellow pine, red maple, white oak, yellow-poplar and black walnut. Their own pages put a lot of weight on rough-sawn pine for barn and fence work, and say it can save 15% or more compared with pressure-treated lumber on a project. In their words, they "cut, dry and create to your vision." The showroom is at the same address and is closed daily from noon to 1 PM. The phone number is 478-900-MILL (6455). This business suits a landowner in Morgan County who has logs from their own place and wants them sawn, dried and made into something specific, or who is building a barn or fence and wants rough-sawn pine. From lcsmilling.com, read 17 October 2026.

Lamb Brothers Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood facility in Jefferson County, taking blackgum, cypress, sweetgum, yellow-poplar. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Langboard MDF is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a mdf facility in Atkinson County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Langdale Forest Products Company, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Lamar County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Langdale Forest Products Company, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Lowndes County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Macon Chips I, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Bibb County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it. Macon Chips II, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Bibb County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Manor Timber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a post facility in Clinch County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Meriwether Millworks, LLC is a sawmill and kiln business at 329 Puckett Creek Road in Canton, Georgia. They serve Cherokee County. Instead of hauling fallen or cleared trees to the landfill or cutting them for firewood, they mill the logs into boards you can use for a table, floors, siding, or a building on your property. They say they can help you "use your own timber" in a new home or commercial building. Their work includes dimensional lumber cut to the sizes you need, live edge slabs, custom posts and beams, and kiln drying. The kiln is a dehumidification kiln, and it also heats the wood to kill insects and their eggs. They mill and dry hardwoods such as red and white oak, walnut, maple, cherry, and hickory, along with pine and poplar. Hardwoods are air dried for three to six months before going into the kiln. Their portable sawmill service is paused for now. A job starts with a free phone call at 770-740-2684 about your logs. They talk through your goals before any cutting. They then send a proposal based on board feet, which requires the length of each log and its diameter at the small end. Trucking companies they work with can pick up your logs and deliver them. A 50 percent deposit is due based on the estimate, and kiln drying is charged at $0.06 per board foot per day. You can sell some of the milled wood to help pay for their services. This suits a landowner with hardwood or pine logs from a clearing job or a storm who wants the wood back as lumber and has a use for it. From meriwethermillworks.com, read 17 October 2026.

Meredith Pole & Timber is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pole facility in Ben Hill County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Northwest Forest Link is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a log export facility in Screven County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Oakcrest Lumber, Inc. is a family owned sawmill and hardwood flooring maker in Buena Vista, Georgia. Wesley Weaver started the company in 1989, and his twin sons, Roland and Russell Weaver, joined him. The family still runs it day to day. It has grown past 210 employees and works from two sites, Buena Vista and Newport, Tennessee. Its listed county is Marion. The Buena Vista mill saws hardwood lumber, and the plant there makes flooring. The species listed for the business are hickory, ash, yellow pine, red oak, white oak, sweetgum, blackgum and sycamore. Its pages also mention poplar, cherry, walnut and cypress. Lumber is kiln dried or air dried, and its products ship across the continental US and overseas. The company's motto is "A Tradition of Quality and Excellence." Oakcrest is not a timber buyer or a logging outfit. It does not buy standing timber or run logging crews, so it will not cut and haul a stand for you. It suits a landowner who wants to learn about the mill and flooring end of the hardwood trade. From oakcrestlumber.com, read 3 October 2026.

Owens Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Haralson County, taking yellow pine, yellow-poplar, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Packaging Corporation of America is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a pulp & paper facility in Lowndes County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Pallet Factory, The is a pallet maker and sawmill at 128 Farrar Street in Shady Dale, Georgia, in Jasper County. It makes new pallets in almost any size, repairs and recycles used ones, and heat treats wood for export shipments. The sawmills in Shady Dale cut their own logs and make lumber in-house. The wood comes from managed timberlands in North Georgia. The species it works with are yellow pine, red oak, white oak, sweetgum, yellow-poplar, hickory, ash and soft maple. Its heat treatment is ISPM-15 certified, the standard most international shipments require for wood pallets. The company describes itself as an American Veteran Owned small business and calls itself a "locally owned business." It runs more than 60 tractor-trailers, both flatbed and van, so it delivers its own pallets across metro Atlanta and parts of North Georgia. It suits a Jasper County landowner who wants to know what the local sawmill makes and where its wood comes from. From atlantapallets.com, read 17 October 2026.

Peacock Sawmill & Custom Wood Products, LLP is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Bleckley County, taking yellow pine, red oak, white oak, mixed hardwoods. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Piedmont Lumber LLC is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Habersham County, taking yellow pine, white pine, red oak, white oak. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Pollard Lumber Company is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-softwood facility in Columbia County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Price Fibers is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Carroll County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Price Fibers is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Charlton County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Price Fibers is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Elbert County, taking hardwoods. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Price Fibers is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a chip mill facility in Lowndes County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

Pulliam Lumber Company, Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a post & pole facility in Glascock County, taking yellow pine. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.

R.A.M Internationals is an exporter of southern yellow pine logs and lumber, founded in 2020. Its administrative office is in Savannah, Georgia, close to the Port of Savannah. Its listed county is Effingham, and it describes its export work as covering the Southeast United States. The business ships wood in containers and breaks bulk to meet what each client needs. It has worked for years with loggers and mills, and it visits them regularly to check product quality. In its own words, it has "long lasting relationships with loggers & mills." The team includes in-house foresters, loggers, drivers, fumigators, and an archives division that handles client contracts. Yellow pine logs and SYP lumber are the species it names, with hardwoods also listed. It suits anyone whose logs or lumber are meant for worldwide buyers and who wants a shipper that handles containers and breaking bulk. From ramintls.com, read 17 October 2026.

Rayonier, Inc. is listed as a mill in Jesup, Georgia, and covers Wayne County. It is a land resources real estate investment trust that owns over 4 million acres across 11 states, including 3.154 million acres in the U.S. South, which takes in Georgia. The Southern forests grow loblolly, slash, shortleaf and longleaf pine, along with oak, maple, poplar and hickory. The company runs wood products facilities and says it ranks as a top-10 softwood lumber producer in the United States. It has been operating for over a century. It does not offer timber buying or logging services to outside landowners, so if you want to sell your pine or hardwood, look elsewhere. This one suits a landowner who wants to know the big mills and the company that holds much of the Southern land, not one who needs a buyer or a logger for a few acres. From rayonier.com, read 4 October 2026.

Rayonier Advanced Materials, which its pages also call RYAM, is a manufacturer in Barnesville, Georgia. It makes forest and cellulose-based specialty products, and its pages date the company to 1926. Its operations span the United States, Canada, and France. The listing names Lamar as the county served. RYAM says it does not own forestlands. Instead, it buys wood fiber through suppliers and logging operations. Its procurement team supports the Jesup Mill and a chip mill in Collins, and its foresters visit logging operations and check them against Georgia's Best Management Practices. The wood it works with includes yellow pine and hardwoods. The company describes its supply as "responsibly sourced wood fiber," backed by FSC and PEFC certification programs. It reports that 29% of its global fiber inputs in 2025 came from certified sources. Its pages focus on supplier relationships and mill supply rather than a sale process for private owners. This business suits a landowner who wants to sell into a large mill supply chain, cares that the wood is certified and traceable, and is ready to start with the company's procurement team. From rayonieram.com, read 17 October 2026.

Rayonier Advanced Materials, known as RYAM, is a manufacturer based in Patterson, Georgia. Founded in 1926, it makes forest and cellulose-based specialty products, turning trees into materials used in pharmaceuticals, food casings, electronics, textiles and filtration. Its county is Pierce. It works with yellow pine and hardwoods. Its fiber sourcing runs through FSC and PEFC certification programs, with chain-of-custody checks, supplier due diligence and audits. Its procurement foresters work with suppliers, visit logging operations and check that the logging follows Georgia's Best Management Practices. The website describes the business as "built on responsibly sourced wood fiber," and the company supplies its Jesup mill. The company holds a Georgia Master Timber Harvester certification. RYAM does not own forestland. It says it collaborates with suppliers, landowners and forestry associations to promote responsible forestry. It suits a landowner who wants a mill's wood supply chain to take their timber, not one looking for a buyer to handle a small private sale. From rayonieram.com, read 17 October 2026.