Logging Contractor

JD Logging

With a service area covering Orwell, Ohio, and surrounding counties—including Ashtabula, Geauga, Trumbull, Portage, Cuyahoga, Mercer, and Erie—we bring localized expertise to every project. · 1 county

About JD Logging

JD Logging is a logging outfit and timber buyer based in Orwell, Ohio, with 35 years in the woods and on the ground. They're Amish-owned, and they've recently added excavating, so a property can go from standing timber to graded, finished ground without bringing in a second contractor. They take on select cuts and full harvests, and they buy standing timber too, with oak, maple, walnut, and cherry named as the hardwoods they focus on. A sale starts with an on-site look at your timber, then they give you a no-obligation offer based on species, size, and quality. Once you say yes, they log it and clean up after, leaving the property "ready for its next use." They also do land clearing, grading, ponds, and foundation work with waterproofing if that's what you need instead of or alongside a timber sale. They serve Ashtabula county directly, and name Geauga, Trumbull, Portage, Cuyahoga, Mercer, and Erie as other counties they reach. JD Logging works tracts of 10 or more wooded acres, start to finish, and that is a stated minimum, not a guess. If your land is smaller than that, this isn't the fit. This suits a landowner with a decent-sized wooded tract who wants one crew to handle the cut and the cleanup, and who might also need dirt work done on the same property afterward. From jdlogging.com, read 8 October 2026.

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Land Clearing
Timber Buying
Excavating
select cuts
full harvests
Selective & Full Harvests
Large-Scale Land Clearing
Comprehensive Cleanup
Expert Timber Evaluation
Sustainable Harvesting Practices
Grading & Lawns
Ponds
Construction Site Clearing
Foundations & Waterproofing

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JD Logging

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