Mills

Warren Brook Logging and Lumber is a mill in Chichester, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a logging contractor. A listing here is not an endorsement.

JM Timber is a sawmill in Henniker, New Hampshire. It's run by Jarvis, who started it in late 2018 after years working in tree removal, when he decided good timber shouldn't be sent to landfills and chippers. It's veteran-owned and family-operated. This isn't a logging or timber-buying outfit. JM Timber mills logs, including ones you bring in yourself, into Pine, Hemlock, Red Oak, and White Oak lumber, plus live edge slabs. They do custom milling up to 36 feet long and can handle oversized logs and wide slabs over 30 inches, so if you've got an unusual tree or want thick live-edge pieces, that's their specialty. They also build custom post-and-beam timber kits and offer delivery, priced by distance from Henniker. Payment for custom milling is due in full before the work starts. JM Timber serves New Hampshire and New England, with Merrimack County named as an area it covers specifically. There's no minimum size stated for a job: the website shows them handling everything from small custom cuts to full 36-foot timber packages. This fits a landowner who already knows what they want milled, whether that's logs off your own land or a special piece for a build, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber or have it logged. From jmtimber.net, read 8 October 2026.

Sharps Lumber is a family owned and operated lumber company in Ashland, New Hampshire. It is a sawmill and lumber retailer, not a timber buyer, so this is the place to think about once logs are cut, not the one that walks your woods to mark a sale. The business added an on site sawmill in 2012, run by Sean O'Leary, and works with figured hardwoods: Curly Maple, Birdseye Maple, Figured Cherry, and Figured Black Walnut. It also sells wide pine lumber and salvaged lumber, along with flooring, furniture, granite, and hand hewn barn beams for mantles, faux beams, and timber frames. Sharps Lumber has been in business for "over 35 years." Its county served is Grafton. The business calls itself "family owned and operated" and points to "figured hardwoods" as one of its specialties. This one suits a landowner who already has logs or lumber in hand, especially figured maple, cherry, walnut, or wide pine, and wants a mill and retailer to turn that wood into flooring, furniture stock, beams, or slabs, rather than someone looking for help pricing and selling standing timber. From sharpslumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Henniker Forest Products, LLC is a sawmill and timber buyer based in Henniker, New Hampshire. It works with lumber wholesalers, flooring contractors, and the custom kiln dry market, and it has been providing lumber and related services for over 11 years. The mill's work covers lumber sales, lumber inspection, tallying, indoor and outdoor storage, kiln drying, heat treating, straight line ripping, S2S and S4S milling, and trucking. It deals in "sustainably harvested domestic hardwoods and softwoods." Its service area reaches into Merrimack County, New Hampshire. There's no stated minimum acreage, and the business doesn't describe a buying process for standing timber or any forestry or land management work, so what it shows is built around moving volume lumber through a mill rather than walking a woodlot with a landowner. This fits someone whose main interest is getting logs or lumber into a high volume wholesale and kiln dried supply chain, not a landowner looking for a forester to mark and manage a small tract. From newleaflumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Kennebec Lumber Co is a mill in Center Ossipee, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Di Prizio Pine Sales is a mill in Middleton, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Wilkins Lumber Co Inc is a sawmill in Milford, New Hampshire, on Route 13 North. They take logs and turn them into lumber, starting with selective harvesting for local timberland owners, mostly in hemlock and pine. They've been doing this in the Souhegan Valley since 1808, run now by the same family that has kept the mill going through a depression, a fire, and a lightning strike. They serve Hillsborough County and describe their reach as Southern New Hampshire. The work starts in the woods: they'll selectively harvest your timber, then mill it themselves rather than just buying logs and shipping them off. That means the same outfit handling your trees is also the one turning them into boards. There's no minimum tract size given on their pages, so it's worth calling to ask whether your acreage fits what they take on. They describe themselves plainly: "We offer log-to-lumber service, beginning with selective harvesting for local timberland owners." This is a small, long-running family mill, not a big logging outfit, so it may suit a landowner in the Souhegan Valley area who wants hemlock or pine cut and milled by people who've been doing it in the same spot for generations. From wilkinslumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Milan Lumber Co is a mill in Milan, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Jones Wood Products, LLC is a sawmill and lumber yard in Loudon, New Hampshire. They don't buy standing timber or do logging. What they do is take logs, yours or theirs, and turn them into finished lumber: sawing, air and kiln drying, and planing on a four-head moulder planer. They work in eastern white pine, red oak, and other northern hardwood species. They can come to you. Their portable band sawmill handles sites with truck access, and for logs in spots a truck can't reach, they run an Alaskan chain sawmill that can take logs "up to 54 inches wide" for slabs, bar tops, and the like. Ben Jones, the owner, is a certified sawyer and sawmill operator accredited by the state of New Hampshire, with a Bachelor of Science in Wood Science and Technology from the University of Maine. The business has been going for over 14 years and names Merrimack County as an area it serves, with other references to Loudon and central New Hampshire. There's no stated minimum acreage or log count. They say their small scale lets them handle jobs "ranging in size from a few board feet to entire building cut lists," so they're set up for both small lots and bigger ones. This fits a landowner who already knows what they want to build, flooring, timbers, furniture, a barn, and wants their own trees milled and dried into that, rather than someone just looking to sell standing timber for cash. From joneswoodproducts.com, read 8 October 2026.

Northland Forest Products Inc is a mill in Kingston, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Timberdoodle Farm & Sawmill is a sawmill and logging business based in Strafford, New Hampshire. They cut timber, clear land, saw custom lumber, kiln-dry it, and offer ecological forestry consulting, so a landowner can go from standing trees to finished boards with one outfit. They work with softwood and hardwood, and do a fair amount of pine tree removal where pines are shading out solar panels or garden space. Jobs include timber harvesting and logging, land-clearing, custom sawmilling, kiln drying, surfacing and custom profiles, and ecological forestry consulting. On a harvest, they handle the paperwork with you, usually an Intent to Cut filed with the town, and bring in a licensed forester when needed. They describe their approach as "ecologically responsible timber harvests" and say their work can "look pretty big" while they try to keep it "woods-sensitive." They cover a stretch of New Hampshire and Maine towns including Strafford, Dover, Durham, Barrington, Farmington, Northwood, Concord, Lee, Madbury, Gilmanton, Eliot, ME and Berwick, ME, and say they're willing to travel outside that area if asked. They've worked on both small lots and full farms. Miles and Katrina Amaral started the business in 2010 on a homemade chainsaw mill out of a driveway in Madbury. Both are certified lumber graders under New Hampshire's Native Lumber Law, and they belong to the NH Timberland Owners Association, the Northeast Loggers Association, and the Forest Stewards Guild. The smallest acreage they mention taking on is 0.5 acres, as part of jobs ranging from small lots up to 300-acre farms. This fits a landowner who wants one business to both log the trees and turn them into usable lumber, rather than separate contractors for each step. From timberdoodlesawmill.com, read 8 October 2026.

Durgin and Crowell Lumber Co., Inc. is a mill in Springfield, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer and a consulting forester. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Hancock Lumber is a mill in North Conway, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a logging contractor. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Carter Custom Sawmill LLC is a mill in Greenfield, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Britton Lumber Company is a sawmill and lumber manufacturer in Bath, New Hampshire. They've been sawing Eastern White Pine since 1946, and the family has run it for over 70 years. This isn't a business that buys standing timber off your land or sends a logger out to cut it. They're a mill: logs come in, and they saw them into 1" boards, kiln dry them, plane them, and grade them to Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association specifications. They also offer heat treating and grade stamping. The only species they work with is Eastern White Pine. Their finished lumber goes out wholesale to retailers across New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Upstate New York, and Northern Connecticut, and they list Grafton County as served. There's no stated minimum acreage, and nothing here suggests they work directly with landowners selling timber from a small woodlot. This is a manufacturing operation built around a steady supply of pine logs, not a service that walks your property and makes an offer on standing trees. If you're a landowner with pine to sell, this is worth knowing about as the kind of mill that eventually turns logs into boards, but it's really suited to loggers, log suppliers, or lumberyards further down the chain, not someone sitting across the table wanting a quote on the trees in their back field. From brittonlumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Goss Lumber Company is a mill in Henniker, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Clark's Lumber Company is a mill in Charlestown, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

HHP Inc. is a mill in Henniker, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

White Mountain Lumber is a sawmill in Berlin, New Hampshire, with a retail building supply store attached. The sawmill traces back to 1945, when Emmet J. Kelley and Arthur Napert bought the assets of a bankrupt mill and built it from there. Today the mill processes about 8 million board feet a year of hemlock, spruce, red pine, Tamarack, and hardwood logs into wholesale lumber, custom lumber, timbers, gradestakes, and pallets. Logs come in by length and diameter, hemlock and red pine and spruce in 12, 14, and 16 foot lengths among others, hardwood pallet logs from 8 to 16 feet, all scaled using the International quarter inch log rule. Logs can be dropped off with self-loaders at any time, with receiving hours Monday through Friday 7am to 4pm; a trip ticket goes with each load. For current prices, a logyard contact at the mill takes the call. The sawmill's lumber customers are in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, while the retail side serves Coos, Grafton, and Carroll counties in New Hampshire. The mill itself sits in Coos County. As the company puts it, "You Should See What We Saw." This fits a landowner who already has logs cut and ready to deliver to a mill, rather than someone looking for help marking, cruising, or selling standing timber. From whitemtnlumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

The Mill Experts, run by Sawmill Associates, LLC, is based in New London, New Hampshire. This isn't a logger coming out to walk your woods. They work on the mill and lumber side of the business: "Sawmill Process Consulting, Mill Sales, and Lumber Brokerage." Their own description puts it plainly: Sawmill Associates provides "truck and carload purchasers of lumber with dimension, board, and panel lumber products from North America's leading mill producers." They handle Eastern White Pine, Spruce-Pine-Fir, Southern Yellow Pine, Plywood, OSB, and Cedar, among other species. Part of their work is helping mills move product lines or add sales capacity, which tells you they're dealing in volume and mill relationships rather than a single landowner's stand of trees. They list Merrimack County as an area they serve, with an office address at 276 Newport Rd. in New London. This one fits a landowner who already has a connection to a mill or logger and wants someone who understands the lumber brokerage and sales side, not someone to walk your back forty and mark trees for cutting. From sawmillassociates.com, read 8 October 2026.

Abenaki Timber Corp is a mill in Epping, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Precision Cut Lumber LLc. is a sawmill in Nottingham, New Hampshire, serving Rockingham County. They take in logs and mill them, rather than buying standing timber or running timber sales for landowners, so this is the place you'd go once wood is already down and you want it turned into something useful. They'll custom mill your logs to any thickness, offering "custom mill your logs to any thickness" as their specialty. Work covers green and rough cut lumber as well as kiln dried and finished boards, in pre-cut sizes or custom to your project. They also do edging services, both for other mills and for the general public. Species they work with include oak, pine, and hardwood. They run a kiln that can dry up to 4000 board feet of 1 inch boards at a time, drying wood about 6% in 6 days. The business describes itself plainly: "We're a commercial and small-scale Lumber Mill." The people behind it came from decades of construction work before moving into milling. This fits a landowner who already has logs on the ground, or wood they've had cut, and wants it milled into boards or custom pieces like barn doors, rather than someone looking for help selling standing timber. From precisioncutlumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

W w Trow & Son is a mill in Sunapee, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Claremont Forest is a mill in Claremont, New Hampshire. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.