Lashway Lumber

About Lashway Lumber

Lashway Lumber is a family sawmill in Williamsburg, Massachusetts. They harvest trees from a landowner's own woodlot, custom saw the logs into boards or timbers, and finish with custom kiln drying. They also handle bark mulch, wood and playground chips, and sawdust and shavings. The wood they cut goes toward things like baseball bats and "guitars," and some of it is sent on to their family company, Ponders Hollow, to be made into flooring and millwork. If you'd rather sell your own standing timber, they say plainly: "If you have a stand of tree acreage you want to sell, be sure to call us first." They work with homeowners, construction companies, and lumber brokers, and they serve Hampshire County along with Northampton and the surrounding Hill Towns. For landowners who want to manage or forest their land, they'll walk the property with you and give a free assessment, and they say this applies to land of three acres or more, so that is their stated minimum. The business was founded in 1954 and is now run by the fourth generation of the Lashway family. They're a member of NEKDA. This one suits a landowner who wants to actually use their own wood for a project, a floor, an addition, fencing, and not just sell logs and be done with it. From lashwayusa.com, read 8 October 2026.

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