Logging Contractor

American Made Lumber

Each member of our procurement team has approximately 20 years of experience directly dealing in the timber stands throughout Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Southwestern New York, and West Virginia. · 1 county

This firm's office is in Middlefield, PA, outside Ohio. It appears here because the Ohio forestry register lists it as working 1 Ohio counties. Worth asking how far they'll travel for a tract your size.

About American Made Lumber

American Made Lumber is a logging contractor and timber buyer based in Middlefield, Ohio. They buy standing timber, harvest it, and run it into their own hardwood lumber, used for anything from fine furniture and flooring to railroad ties and pallets. They work in oaks, maples, hickories, beeches, red oaks, silver maples, and other hardwood species. The process starts with a free, no-obligation property inspection, followed by a consultation to go over what they found. If you want to move ahead, they give you an appraisal, then put a contract together. One thing worth knowing: they pay in full for the trees before any logging starts, and they handle the permits. After the harvest they also do soil stabilization, level the landings and skid roads, and finish with grading and re-seeding where needed. Their procurement team says they have around 20 years each working timber stands across Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Southwestern New York, and West Virginia. For TimberClear's purposes, they're listed serving Geauga County. They require "a minimum of 100 trees or 10 acres per job." This fits a landowner with a sizeable hardwood stand who wants the buyer to also do the cutting and the cleanup, in one deal with one company, rather than hiring separate people for each step. From americanmadelumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

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American Made Lumber

Logging Contractor

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