Idapine Mills
About Idapine Mills
Idapine Mills is a sawmill in Meridian, Idaho. It also does logging. The mill takes in timber harvested from private, public, and BLM land, and turns it into finished lumber. The work here is milling and wholesale lumber production rather than buying standing timber straight off a few acres. They cut Ponderosa Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir (both KDHT and ESLP), and White Fir, turning out a range of sizes and grades, from Select Struc down through Common grades, plus stud and web stock. Services include private labeling, bar coding, custom grading, custom packaging, and precision cut stud trims. Lumber moves out by rail on Union Pacific or by truck. The company describes itself as "Idaho Grown Family Owned," with the crew from woods contractors to millwrights made up of multi-generations of father and son teams, the Krogh family among them. It says it has been "Manufacturing Quality Forest Products for 3 Generations." Timber passes through the mill's own inspection stages as well as Idaho state regulations before it ships. The listed service area is Ada County, Idaho, with lumber sold more broadly across the Pacific Northwest. This fits a landowner, logger, or contractor already selling logs and looking for a mill to take delivery and produce graded, packaged lumber, rather than someone needing a forester to walk their woodlot and arrange a first-time standing timber sale. From idapinemills.com, read 4 October 2026.
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