Mills

Hamakua Sawmill Services is a mill in Hawaii County, Hawaii. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Hawaii Hardwood Services L.L.C. is a sawmill and wood supplier working out of Hilo and Mountain View, on Hawai'i Island. They've been in the hardwood business there for over 30 years. Their own words for what they do: "To source and supply distinctive hardwoods from Hawai'i Island for commercial and retail buyers." That covers custom milling with a Woodmizer bandsaw mill and Lucas slabbers up to 9 feet across, tree felling and land clearing, and wholesale or retail lumber sales. They also turn out large and XL slabs for tables, fine furniture parts, shelving and trim, papa ku'i'ai and carving stock, fence posts, and special orders. No species are named, so ask them what they're cutting when you call. Showing is by appointment only, and they say "phone calls preferred" over email. Their mill site sits in Mountain View, about a twenty minute drive south of Hilo, and they're open daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. This fits a landowner on Hawai'i Island who has hardwood trees down or standing and wants them milled, slabbed, or cleared, rather than someone looking for a written timber sale contract or a species list worked out in advance. From hawaiihardwoodservices.com, read 10 October 2026.

Hardwoods Hawaii Inc is a sawmill in Ocean View, Hawaii, also doing logging. They work with Ohia, including Ohia posts and Ohia poles, and they call what they do "treecycling": taking trees that came down for agricultural or urban development and milling them into lumber instead of letting them go to waste. Their work covers coring, sanding, salvaging, flooring and molding, slabwork, siding and trim, splitting and cladding, portable millwork, kilning, and finish lumber, along with delivery and shipping. If you're an outer island or mainland buyer wanting Ohia product, there's a permitting and testing step tied to the Ohia wilt virus: an inspector samples the wood, it goes to the Department of Agriculture for testing, and once it's tagged it ships out by water or air freight. Lead time on those orders runs 4 to 6 weeks, and restocking fees apply if an order is canceled. They serve Hawaii county. Jeff Anderson, who runs the business, has been milling, logging, and salvaging Hawaii's hardwoods since the company started in 1993. This fits a landowner on the Big Island with Ohia trees down from clearing or storm damage who wants that wood turned into posts, slabs, or finish lumber rather than hauled off or burned. From hardwoodshawaii.com, read 10 October 2026.

Kalani Hardwoods is a small sawmill business in Waimanalo, on the Windward side of Oʻahu. They mill locally grown logs into boards and slabs, and sell custom cut lumber from species like Albizia, Chocolate Albizia, False Kamani, Fiddlewood, Ironbark Eucalyptus, Ironwood, Koa, Mango, Monkeypod, and Norfolk Pine. Their logs come from the urban waste stream, not from standing timber purchases off private land. Every board and slab is individually photographed and can ship nationwide, and they say "we mill and select every board ourselves, right here on Oʻahu." If you want to see the operation in person, they welcome visitors, but "just reach out ahead of time to set up a visit" to set it up. For a landowner on Oʻahu with a tree down or wood to deal with, this is a place that will custom cut it into lumber rather than buy or log standing timber on your acreage. They're based in Waimanalo and serve Honolulu County. There's no stated minimum acreage or tract size, since their work centers on individual logs and boards rather than land-based timber jobs. This suits a landowner with a single tree or a small amount of log material, not someone looking to sell standing timber off a larger parcel. From kalanihardwoods.com, read 10 October 2026.

Lyric Woodwork & Snake Road Sawmill is a sawmill and design studio in Wahiawa, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu. It makes custom fine furnishings and architectural woodwork. The shop is at 71-129 Wilikina Drive, and the phone number is (808) 366-9290. The wood comes from trees that have fallen in storms or been salvaged from construction projects on the island. The mill works with local arborists and construction companies to give these trees "a second life." The species include koa, kamani, kou, lychee, milo and banyan, along with two dozen others from the entire Pacific Rim. It works in Honolulu County and is veteran owned, with helpful staff and fair prices. It suits a Honolulu County landowner whose tree has already come down in a storm and who wants the wood turned into finished furniture or architectural pieces rather than cut for firewood. From lyricwoodwork.com, read 10 October 2026.

Hawaiian Lumber LLC is a mill in Waialua, Hawaii. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.