Timber Buyers & Forestry Professionals in Warrenton, GA
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There are 4 timber businesses listed in Warrenton, Georgia, covering mills, independent loggers. Most landowners search by county rather than by town, because a timber buyer's working area is measured in counties, so the county page for this area lists everyone who covers it.
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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.
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.
Timbermen, The Inc. is listed in the Georgia Forestry Commission's Wood-Using Industries directory as a sawmill-hardwood & softwood facility in Warren County, taking yellow pine, sweetgum, yellow-poplar, soft maple. The Commission publishes the directory; it does not rate or endorse the facilities in it.
Hawkins Logging & Timber Co., LLC is on the Georgia Master Timber Harvester active roster, at Warrenton, Warren County. 3 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.
Consulting Foresters covering Warren County
Warrenton is in Warren County, and consulting foresters register by county rather than by town. These 1 are on the Georgia Forestry Commission timber buyers and wood-using industries directories and the Georgia Master Timber Harvester roster for this county. Unlike a timber buyer, a forester works for you — but check where they're based: some will happily travel across the state, and some are a long way from your land.
McMichael Land and Timber is a forestry consulting firm in Warrenton, Georgia, that handles land and timber management for private landowners. They also do appraisal and real estate work. The office is at 435 Main Street, and the phone number is (706)465-2453. They work in Warren County. On the forestry side, their listed services include timber inventories, marking timber, selling timber, prescribed burning, GPS mapping, and sound advice for land management. They also offer land selling, land acquisition, and appraising land and timber. They describe themselves as "a father and son business with a combined 75 years of forest management expertise." The credentials are Jim McMichael, Reg. Forester #1105, and Lane McMichael, Reg. Forester #2351, who is also a Reg. Appraiser and a Licensed Real Estate Salesperson. Their listed certifications include Certified Prescribed Burner and Certified Real Estate Appraiser. This suits a landowner who wants timber work, burning, appraisal and land sales handled by the same family, in one office. From mcmichaellandandtimber.weebly.com, read 17 October 2026.
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Who buys timber near Warrenton, Georgia?
4 timber businesses are listed in Warrenton. Because buyers work by county rather than by town, the county page for this area will show more.
How do I find out what my timber is worth near Warrenton?
Get more than one offer, and get someone who works for you rather than for the buyer to look at the tract first. University of Georgia Extension publishes an annual timber situation and outlook report with recent quarterly figures as a market reference. No published average tells you what a particular tract holds.
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