Mills

Orchard Wood Products, Inc. is a sawmill and millwork shop in Baker City, Oregon, right off Interstate 84. They've been in business since 1957, family owned and operated, with "over 50 years of experience in the wood products industry." This isn't a company that comes out and buys standing timber off your land. They run a 30,000 square foot facility and specialize in custom millwork, moulding, and small component parts, working in pine, fir, hardwood, poplar, and redwood. Their wood products are SFI and FSC certified, and they supply both large and small companies, with customers ranging "from California to Maine." Locally, they're found in Baker County. There's no stated minimum acreage, and nothing here describes a process for a landowner timber sale. This is a manufacturing operation that turns wood into finished products, not an outfit that walks your woodlot or handles a stumpage sale. This fits a landowner who already has logs or lumber to move, or who is curious about where milled wood ends up, rather than someone at the start of deciding whether to sell standing timber. From orchardwoodproducts.com, read 4 October 2026.

C & S Sawmill is a family owned and operated sawmill in Baker City, Oregon. They buy logs and turn them into wood products for Baker City and the surrounding communities, working in Baker County. If you've got timber down, this is the kind of outfit that will look at it log by log rather than running a standing-timber sale. They buy small quantities of logs to supply their own mill, in Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Western Hemlock, Spruce, Juniper, and Tamarack. When you call, they'll ask where the logs came from, how long they've been cut, whether they were dead before felling, and for pictures if you have them. They prefer "logs that roll," meaning straight round logs, in lengths of 8 to 20 feet with a minimum trim of 6 inches, and a top size greater than 12 inches. Crooked or sweepy logs, or ones with metal in or around them, are liked a lot less but may still be taken. Beyond log buying, they mill siding, posts, fence material, beams, and blocking, and offer custom sizing, wood shavings, and air drying. They don't kiln dry, but their air-dried lumber runs around 12 percent moisture in summer and 15 percent in winter, depending on species and thickness. This fits a landowner near Baker City with a modest amount of logs on hand, maybe from a single tree or a small cleanup, who wants custom lumber or fence material rather than a full timber sale. From cnssawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Hull-Oakes Lumber Co is a mill in Monroe, Oregon. 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.

Patrick Lumber Manufacturing is a mill in Philomath, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Mackie&Sons is a mill in Lebanon, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Santiam Lumber Mill Main Office is a mill in Lebanon, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Oregon Industrial Lumber Products is a sawmill in Springfield, Oregon. They don't buy standing timber or send a crew to log your acres. Instead they take logs and turn them into finished lumber, with "sawing, sizing, drying, surfacing, and grading" all done at their own facility. They work mainly in Douglas Fir and Alaskan Yellow Cedar, producing rough stock, timbers, flooring, and "custom sizes, Tongue and Groove, end match, and paneling." The mill serves Lane County. It's been family owned and run by the McDowells since 1983, and the mill site itself has been running since the late 1940s. This suits a landowner who already has logs down, or who is working with a logger and needs somewhere to have those logs milled into boards, timbers, or custom patterns, rather than someone still looking for a buyer to come walk their woods and make an offer on standing trees. From oregonindustriallumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

WoodMinds LLC is a mill in Albany, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Frank Lumber Co., Inc. is a mill in Lyons, Oregon. 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.

Bear Mountain Forest Products is a mill in Brownsville, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Oregon Overseas Timber Co Inc is a mill in Bandon, Oregon. 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.

Heather Oak Wood Products is a mill in Eugene, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Western Lumber is a mill in Scio, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Rosboro main office is a sawmill operation based in Springfield, Oregon. It has a listing for mill work, and the business itself is a manufacturer of engineered wood products, including glue-laminated timber, manufactured timber, and laminated decking, used in building construction. This is not a company set up to buy standing timber from landowners or to log their property. Its pages describe products like X-Beam glulam and Rosboro Manufactured Timber (RMT), which it says is "a size-for-size, grade-for-grade manufactured timber alternative to Douglas Fir timber," built for builders and distributors rather than for a one-time timber sale off private acres. The company states it was "Founded over 100 years ago" and calls itself North America's largest producer of glue-laminated timber. For a landowner with 5 to 50 acres of standing timber, there is no stated path here for selling logs or getting a stumpage offer. A landowner sitting across the table should know this listing is closer to a lumber products supplier than someone who will walk their woods, mark trees, or make an offer on standing timber. It may be worth knowing about if you are later buying lumber for a building project, but not as a contact for selling the timber itself. From rosboro.com, read 4 October 2026.

Metcalf Sawmill Products is a sawmill in Gold Beach, Oregon, just off Highway 101. They do "high end milling of clear vertical grain (CVG) Port Orford cedar", also called Lawson Cypress or Oregon White Cedar. They're family owned and operated, founded in 2008. This is a mill, not a logging or buying outfit. If you've got Port Orford cedar standing or already cut, they can mill it: rough sawn in any dimension, or kiln dried and molded to standard or custom profiles. They run thin kerf bandsaws, and the rough sawn lumber is often used as is for decking and siding. They'll also ship material anywhere in the U.S., a full truckload or a single piece. Call them to discuss your project and get a quote for the material suited to it. They describe themselves as "a small operation with quality control being a primary concern," and they guarantee every piece of lumber that leaves their yard, with refund or replacement if it doesn't meet the stated grade. No acreage minimum is given here, since this is milling work on cedar you bring or have cut, not a standing timber sale. This one suits a landowner with Port Orford cedar who wants it milled into lumber, not someone looking for a buyer to walk their woods and make an offer on standing timber. From metcalfsawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Curly Burly Milling is a sawmill in Cottage Grove, Oregon, that has been doing custom cutting and hardwoods since 1996. It turns your logs into lumber fit for cabinets, flooring, or construction, rather than buying standing timber. The work covers custom saw-milling along with kiln drying, planing, straight-line rip, gang-rip, re-saw, shaper and molding, and flooring made from your logs or theirs. They cut and stock Oregon hardwoods including alder, ash, chinquapin, dogwood, black locust, madrone, western big leaf maple, maple burl, California black oak, Oregon white oak, and western black walnut. The stationary mill in Cottage Grove can take a log up to 23 feet long and 66 inches wide. A towable Wood-Mizer LT50, able to handle logs up to 20 feet long and 3 feet across, is currently not coming out to properties, so logs need to be brought to the mill. The business serves Lane County. On sizing, the website says "Nothing Too Big" and adds, "I have ways of handling any tree or log you have in mind," whether the goal is usable lumber or just a sentimental cut from a smaller or figured log. This suits a landowner who already has logs down, or is about to, and wants them sawn into cabinet stock, flooring, or framing lumber for a project of their own, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber outright. From curlyburlymilling.com, read 4 October 2026.

Osprey Custom Sawing is a portable sawmill business in Estacada, Oregon. They turn your logs into lumber on your own property, using a thin kerf Wood-Mizer band saw brought to the site. This isn't a timber sale operation, it's custom milling: you own the logs and you get the boards. They cut cedar, fir, walnut, maple, Port Orford cedar, Douglas fir and various hardwoods into beams, decking, fencing, siding, framing materials, furniture, trim, stairs, table tops, raised beds, planters and shelving. The sawyer has eighteen years of experience sawing logs and fifteen years as a carpenter. The process is simple: "you bring the logs to me, the saw no longer travels." There's no stated minimum acreage, but the smallest job on record was sawing two Port Orford Cedar trees for a couple outside Estacada who wanted lumber for a family tree house. So a single tree or two is plenty to work with. They describe their approach as "sustainable, custom wood cutting," taking on everything from big jobs for homeowners and contractors down to a single tree. They're based in Clackamas County and serve Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties, with travel within Oregon and southwest Washington. This fits a landowner with just a tree or two who wants their own wood turned into something useful, like deck boards, trim, or a tree house, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber. From ospreycustomsawing.weebly.com, read 4 October 2026.

Maverick Sawmill Services is a father son (and dog) team in Newberg, Oregon, serving Yamhill County. Its milling is done at a Sherwood location, where it can mill logs from 4 to 108 inches in diameter. It works with black walnut, which it specializes in, and with a variety of other species, and it turns logs into live edge slabs. Beyond milling, it dries wood in a vacuum kiln, which it says dries wood 5 to 10 times faster. It also surfaces boards and preps projects, and it builds handcrafted furniture, especially live edge dining tables. It sells finished slabs and ships them. If you have a dying or problem tree, it will bring licensed tree specialists and equipment to drop and remove it from your property. It is not a timber buyer or a logger for landowners, so it will not buy your standing timber or log your woods. It suits a landowner with a black walnut tree that is dying or down, who wants it made into slabs, lumber or a table rather than sold as standing timber. It is a good fit for the owner who wants the tree taken down and worked up in one place. From mavericksawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Oregon Lumber Works is a sawmill in Molalla, Oregon. They mill logs into slabs, rounds, planks, and beams, and they ship the finished wood out themselves. Their mill handles logs up to 72 inches wide and about 20 feet long. They've cut a wide range of species: American sycamore, black walnut, deodar cedar, incense cedar, western red cedar, Douglas fir, American elm, juniper, big leaf maple, Oregon white oak, ponderosa pine, coastal redwood, giant sequoia, Russian olive, and Sitka spruce. Slabbing work runs "$120 per hour for slabbing with a 2 hour minimum," and they warn that any metal or other foreign objects left in a log will cost you in blade repair. They serve Clackamas County for the milling itself, and "we ship to all of the lower 48 states" once the slabs are cut. There's no acreage minimum stated, and nothing on their site points to a smallest job they've turned away or taken on, so landowners with just a few trees or a single prized log should feel free to ask. This fits a landowner who has a particular tree or two worth milling into slabs, mantels, or beams, rather than someone selling a whole stand of standing timber. From oregonlumberworks.com, read 4 October 2026.

The Dee Mill is a sawmill and woodworking shop in Hood River, Oregon, on the site of the old Dee mill town that the Oregon Lumber Company founded in 1906. They mill lumber, kiln dry it, and build custom furniture, table tops, and other pieces from it. Their main service area is the Pacific Northwest, with work centered in Hood River. They describe sourcing trees that might otherwise be lost to "urban development or natural aging," so their timber often comes from urban and residential trees rather than straight off standing timberland. Work runs from "the initial milling to the precise kiln drying, right down to the final polished product," so a landowner could bring them logs or trees and have them carried through milling, drying, and into finished lumber or furniture. They're open by appointment, so you'd call, email, or text to set up a visit. This fits a landowner who has a tree or two coming down, maybe from a storm or a building project, and wants it turned into usable lumber or a finished piece rather than sold off as a timber harvest. It's less suited to someone with a large stand of standing timber looking for a straightforward timber sale. From thedeemill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Interfor Molalla Division is a mill in Molalla, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

RSG is a sawmill and timber buying business listed in Canby, Oregon. On its own pages it goes by RSG Forest Products, with mills in Kalama, Washington, and in Estacada and Molalla, Oregon, plus an office in Mist, Oregon. The company works across Northwestern Oregon and Southwestern Washington, and in Oregon that reach covers Clackamas County. For a landowner with standing timber, RSG offers contract harvest services that cover the whole job: timber sale administration, hiring the logging and roadbuilding contractor, paying the forest excise tax, handling permits, marketing the logs, and replanting afterward. The species they take are Western Red Cedar, Douglas Fir, and Hem-fir. On their own pages they say they are "very interested in maintaining a strong private forest base" in the area they work, and that a landowner can count on them to "get the best value for your standing timber." RSG Forest Products started in 1971 in Mist, Oregon, with the purchase and expansion of the Olympic sawmill. It has since grown into a family-owned company with its own manufacturing capacity and shipping arrangements. The harvest side is handled by a Harvest Manager, John Schmit, who has more than 25 years managing logging operations in Oregon, Washington, and Alaska. This fits a landowner who wants one company to buy the logs, run the logging crew, and handle the paperwork and replanting from start to finish, rather than lining up separate buyers, loggers, and foresters themselves. From rsgfp.com, read 4 October 2026.

Mt Hood Forest Products LLC is a sawmill in Hood River, Oregon, that also buys timber. It runs on the mill side as well, turning logs into lumber, which tells you where wood from a sale on your land might end up. The company describes itself as "a state of the art producer of high quality green douglas fir 2X4 and 2X6 dimension lumber," so douglas fir is the species they work with. They serve Hood River County, and they buy logs directly as well as milling them, which can matter if you are weighing a standing timber sale against having logs hauled to a buyer. There is no stated minimum acreage or tract size for a job with this business. Nothing is said about credentials, how long the company has been operating, or the steps a sale or logging job follows from start to finish, so if those details matter to you, it is worth asking directly. The office number given is 509 427-4222, and the Hood River address is 4865 Highway 35. This fits a landowner with douglas fir in Hood River County who wants to deal with an outfit that both buys logs and runs its own mill, rather than a broker who hires the work out. From mthoodfp.com, read 4 October 2026.

Kaster's Kustom Cutting is a sawmill in Mulino, Oregon, about 30 miles southeast of Portland, serving Clackamas County. This isn't a timber-buying or logging outfit. It's a mill: they take logs and turn them into lumber, slabs, siding, and beams. They cut Black Walnut, Oak, Maple, Redwood, Douglas Fir, and Western red cedar, and also work with reclaimed beams pulled from old buildings. Their specialty is custom bandsaw milling and slab milling for logs up to 72 inches wide. Hardwood slabs are air dried for two or more years, then kiln dried to finish moisture content and heat treated to kill bugs. They also do beam and timber planing, slab flattening, and sanding on their own equipment, plus bevel lap siding, board and batt siding, beam wrap, decking, and other dimensional lumber. They say they "can produce about any wood product you may want." The business has been running for over 25 years and has held FSC certification for over 15 of those years, so they can supply certified sustainable lumber on request. This fits a landowner who already has logs down or standing timber cut and wants it milled into slabs, beams, or siding, rather than someone looking for a buyer to purchase standing timber outright. From kasterskustomcutting.com, read 4 October 2026.

Hampton Lumber is a sawmill company based in Portland, Oregon, also listed as a timber buyer and forestry consultant. It began in 1942 with a single sawmill in Willamina, Oregon, and has grown into a family of sawmills across the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. The company works with Douglas fir, Western Hemlock, white wood, and spruce, and lists reforestation among its services. Harvest planning on its own lands typically starts two years ahead of cutting, bringing in wildlife biologists, geologists, and other professionals before any trees come down. Hampton Lumber serves Washington County, and its operations are named in Portland, Tillamook, Warrenton, Willamina, Darrington, Morton, Randle, Allendale, Burns Lake, and Fort St. James, with a broader reach across Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. It describes itself as a "family-owned company" built around "carbon-friendly wood products" and sustainable forestry, alongside timber procurement work. The company has been in business since 1942. This fits a landowner near Washington County weighing a long-running regional sawmill and forestry consulting operation, rather than a small local logger for a one-time sale. From hamptonlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Stimson Lumber Co Inc is a sawmill company based in Portland, Oregon. It runs its own mill and also buys timber and offers forestry consulting, so a landowner can work with one company for standing timber, log sales, or land sales. The mill turns out studs, dimension lumber, specialty grades, timbers, cedar, and hardboard, and it draws much of that wood from its own timberlands. For landowners, the services on offer are forest management and log and land sales. Work is handled through a list of Stimson forestry specialists, and the company also lists land for sale through Land.com. It owns and manages over 600,000 acres of forest land in the Western United States, and serves Washington County. Stimson says it produces "high-quality lumber and hardboard products from environmentally-certified forests," and points to its Sustainable Forestry Initiative commitment as part of that. It was founded in the 1850s, which it says makes it one of the oldest continuously operating integrated wood products companies in the country. This fits a landowner whose timber is more likely to be headed into a large, long-running industrial supply chain than a one-off local logging job, and who wants a single company that can also talk land sales and forest management alongside the timber itself. From stimsonlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Carl Diebold Lumber Company is a lumber mill in Troutdale, Oregon. It calls itself a "full service custom lumber remanufacturing and kiln drying facility," working with both softwoods and hardwoods. This isn't a business that buys standing timber or sends a crew to log your acres. It's the kind of outfit that takes rough lumber and finishes it: custom kiln drying, planing, rip and resaw with bevel sorting, custom packaging, and container loading. It also has certified graders on staff. The company is in Clackamas County and serves Multnomah County. It sits five minutes off I-84, with a 20,000 square foot dry storage area alongside its kilns and mill buildings. There's no job size given, so it's not clear what the smallest order looks like. The company traces back to 1940, when Carl Diebold opened a wholesale lumber office in Portland, Oregon. The business has stayed in family and local hands since, and the website marks "70 Years of Lumber History." If you're a landowner with logs already cut and you need custom kiln drying, planing, or grading done on softwood or hardwood before it moves to market, this is the kind of shop that handles that stage. It's not a fit if you're still looking for someone to buy standing timber or do the logging itself. From dieboldlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Oregon-Canadian Forest Products, Inc. is a sawmill in North Plains, Oregon. This is not a business that walks your woodlot or buys standing timber. They run a mill, taking in logs and turning out finished softwood lumber for the people who build with it. They work in Alaskan Yellow Cedar, Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, and Western Hemlock. Their own words: they supply "architects, builders, contractors, and distributors who can't afford to get the material wrong." The services they list are "custom milling," clear-grade lumber, custom profiles, and specialty runs, including what they call a "precision milling run." They've been at it for more than 40 years, founded by Wayne Holm, now run by the second and third generations of his family. Their stated service area is across North America for the builders and distributors they sell lumber to. For timber buying or logging work on your own land, nothing is said, so don't count on them for that piece. They're found in the directory under Columbia County, and they list Washington County as an area they serve. This listing suits a landowner who already has logs out, or who's looking for where finished softwood lumber comes from, not someone who needs help getting trees off the ground and into a buyer's hands. From ocfp.com, read 4 October 2026.

Levi’s Sawmill is a sawmill in La Pine, Oregon. They offer "sustainably harvested and locally sourced custom-milled lumber," working with logs from the region rather than buying standing timber off your land outright. They mill Ponderosa Pine, Western Red Cedar, Douglas Fir, and Incense Cedar, and they generally keep Ponderosa Pine and Incense Cedar in stock while milling Douglas Fir and Western Red Cedar to order. Their work includes custom-milled lumber, full dimension lumber, and custom milled timbers, cut from select logs. Air drying is often part of the price, and kiln drying can be added on-site for an extra fee. Some of their inventory comes from "reclaimed forest fire inventory," salvage logging after wildfires in the area. They say they'll work with a load as small as ten pieces of wood or as large as a full semi truck shipped out of state, and they quote flexible sales options and competitive pricing. For cost, they point people to a pricing calculator rather than listing set prices. They serve Deschutes County and describe their log supply as coming from logging operations "around the region." They are open to the public at their La Pine location and also take appointments. This fits a landowner less interested in selling standing timber for stumpage, and more interested in having logs custom milled into lumber for a building project, who wants a say in species and dimensions and can work directly with the mill on the specifics. From levissawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Oregon West Lumber Corporation is a sawmill in Eagle Point, Oregon, in the Rogue Valley. This isn't a business that buys standing timber or logs your land. It's a mill that cuts and sells wood products, so it fits in if you're looking for someone to turn logs into lumber rather than someone to harvest your trees for you. They work in Incense Cedar, Port Orford Cedar, and Douglas Fir. Their main offering is "custom full-sawn timbers and beams," cut up to 20 feet with special orders reaching 40 feet. They offer three beam grades and price by board footage in even-length increments. Their wood comes from forests within 50 miles of the mill, drawing on tight-grain, first- and second-growth timber from the Coastal and Southern regions of Oregon. The mill is family owned, run by Dustin and Brittany De Atley. They describe themselves as "family-owned sawmill" with a mission to serve customers with "high-quality Cedar products that are sustainably harvested." They serve Jackson County. This fits a landowner who already has logs or standing timber and wants custom beams, siding, or dimension lumber cut to order, not someone looking for a buyer to purchase or harvest their timber outright. From orwestlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Southport Forest Products LLC is a sawmill business based in Coos Bay, Oregon, part of Southport Lumber Co., with its mill and headquarters at 90800 Trans Pacific Lane in North Bend. It's listed as a mill and also takes on logging work. The company was founded in 1998 by two people with Coos County and timber in their blood, built on the idea that money could be made by "manufacturing higher-value wood products" from "under-used pulp logs." Since then it has grown a modern, high-output mill with its own one-of-a-kind transportation system, turning out a diversified line of wood products. It serves Coos County directly and ships finished products to customers across the U.S. and the Pacific Rim. Southport is affiliated with a number of industry groups, including the American Forest Resource Council, the Oregon Forest Industries Council, and the Forest Resource Association, among others. This fits a landowner in Coos County who wants to work with a sawmill rather than a timber buyer walking the property, especially one whose timber includes pulp logs rather than only high-grade sawlogs. From southportlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

East Fork Lumber Company is a sawmill in Myrtle Point, Oregon, in Coos County. This isn't a timber buyer or a logging outfit that comes out to mark and cut your trees. It's a mill that takes wood and turns it into lumber, so it fits landowners further down the line, after the trees are down, or those with salvage wood to turn into something useful. They specialize in Port Orford Cedar, Western Red Cedar, and Douglas Fir, all species common to Oregon forests. Their work includes "Salvage Timber & Specialty Wood Products" and "Custom Lumber Cut to Order," with a wide choice of size and grade, boards up to 40 feet long. They say they manufacture "top quality lumber products from Oregon trees," and if you're hunting for an odd specialty cut they can't find elsewhere, they say it's possible they can make it for you. They describe themselves as family owned, located in the Coquille Valley in Myrtle Point. Delivery goes out nationwide and overseas, so the lumber itself can travel far even though the mill sits in one place in southern Oregon. This fits a landowner who already has logs or salvage timber down and wants it custom cut into lumber, rather than someone looking for help to sell standing timber or get trees harvested in the first place. From eastforklumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Slice Recovery Inc is a sawmill in Coquille, Oregon. They aren't buying standing timber or logging your land. What they do is mill specialty lumber, flooring, fencing, and siding to order, and they make firewood too. Their thing is unusual and exotic wood. Port Orford Cedar, Myrtlewood, Madrone, Tanoak, Alder, Douglas Fir, Oak, Western Maple, Alaskan Yellow Cedar, that kind of range. They say "We specialize in unusual and exotic materials," and they'll do custom small mill runs if you need something matched to an old restoration or just want a one-of-a-kind look. If you've got logs of these species sitting on your place, or you want custom-milled flooring or fencing out of them, this is who you'd call. The family has been at it since the 1970s, starting with red cedar shakes and shingles, later running an export mill, and at one point working out of Southeast Alaska before consolidating everything back to the log yard and mill in Coquille. These days they serve Coos County, and they've shifted toward local markets on purpose, wanting to keep the distance their wood travels short. This fits a landowner in Coos County who has specialty species like cedar, myrtlewood, or madrone and wants it milled into something usable, not someone looking to sell standing timber or hire a logging crew. From sriwoodproducts.com, read 4 October 2026.

Quicksilver Contracting Co is a forest contracting company based in Bend, Oregon, with a processing yard in La Pine. It's been in business since 1988. The company does logging, chipping, thinning, mowing, slash piling, hazardous fuels reduction, reforestation, and forest health restoration stewardship contracts. Work ranges from mechanical harvesting and hand crew labor to road maintenance, understory removal, and streambank restoration. Quicksilver takes on large, multi-year stewardship and restoration contracts, typically running 3 to 10 years, for both public and private land managers. These projects can mean mechanical felling, mastication, piling, and brush mowing, alongside hand crew work like thinning and planting. The company processes harvested timber into sawlogs, clean chips, chip logs, pole materials, and biomass, and also sells wood products like posts, poles, and deck railings. Its harvesting territory covers eastside forests in Northern California, Oregon, and Washington, with Deschutes County named as a county it serves. No stated minimum acreage appears, but the scale of work described points toward large tracts: stewardship contracts have covered "over 40,000 acres" to date. The company describes its approach as "low-impact approaches that make the most of all woody material and leave a more fire-resistant forest behind." This fits a landowner with a sizable, complex forest property needing multi-year restoration or fuels work done at scale, not someone with a small woodlot looking for a single timber sale. From quicksilvercontracting.com, read 4 October 2026.

Juniper Slabs is a sawmill in Prineville, Oregon, in Crook County. It is a "small family owned sawmill" that works old growth Juniper trees harvested in Central Oregon, turning them into "character slabs" used for bar tops, counters, mantels, trim, stairways, railings and paneling. The wood is air dried for years before milling, and all of it is dried and milled on site. Besides milling, they do sanding, planing, finishing, and laminating boards together for countertops, bars, and islands. They can mill your logs or theirs on a Woodland Mills HM130 sawmill, which takes up to a 30 inch width and 16 foot length, and can cut cants or beams down to new dimensions. A 20 inch planer is also on hand for a smooth finish. They design and build Juniper tables as well. They deliver to Prineville, Madras, Bend, and Redmond, and can ship work out by UPS ground. Juniper Slabs has been in business for 20 years. This fits a landowner in Crook County who has old growth Juniper on the ground and wants it turned into slabs, tables, or counters, rather than sold as standing timber or raw logs. From juniperslabs.com, read 4 October 2026.

Prineville Sawmill Co Dry Kiln is a mill in Prineville, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Murphy's Saw Shop is a mill in Redmond, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Prineville Sawmill Shop is a mill in Prineville, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bright Wood Company LLC - Redmond Site is a mill in Redmond, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Norton Forest Products is a mill in Myrtle Creek, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Herbert Lumber Co is a mill in Riddle, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

D R Johnson Lumber Co is a mill in Riddle, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Douglas County Forest Products is an independently owned sawmill near Roseburg, Oregon, in the Umpqua Valley along the I-5 corridor. It buys timber in Douglas County and also runs the mill that turns those logs into lumber. They buy Douglas Fir, Hemlock, Lodgepole Pine, Ponderosa Pine, White Fir, Grand Fir and Noble Fir. For a sale, they offer three paths: a delivered log sale, where you hire the logger and trucking and they mail a purchase order with monthly prices and scale the logs through a third party; a timber deed, where they cruise the timber, a title company checks clear title, and a contract spells out payment, duration, and any replanting or road obligations; or a land and timber sale, where both the land and the standing timber change hands through escrow. Logs are scaled by Mountain Western Log Scaling and Grading Bureau, and payment on delivered logs goes out on the 10th and 25th of the month. The company traces back to 1941, when it started east of Roseburg as Douglas County Lumber Company under Sid Comfort and Maurice Hallmark, before evolving into today's Douglas County Forest Products. They describe themselves as a place "often approached by landowners with unique requests that many large corporate mills are unable to fulfill," and they say "every log that goes through the mill is fully utilized." This fits a Douglas County landowner who wants a mill willing to walk through delivered log, timber deed, or land and timber options directly, rather than just a quick log purchase. From dcfp.com, read 4 October 2026.

Gilchrist Forest Products is a mill in Gilchrist, Oregon. 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.

Hosford Enterprises is a mill in Crescent, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Homestead Sawmill & Lumber is a mill. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Keller Lumber Co is a sawmill in Roseburg, Oregon, in Douglas County. It has been running since 1952, when Clarence Keller and his son Dan started it on a piece of land in Winchester that already had an old sawmill on it. The family has kept it going ever since, through three more generations. This isn't a mill that buys standing timber off a landowner's back forty. It's set up to cut cedar, specifically Red Cedar, Incense Cedar, Port Orford Cedar, and Alaskan Yellow Cedar, into finished products: cedar fencing, balusters, and specialty clear lumber that ships out across the country. It calls itself "the only cedar-only mill in the state of Oregon." Production moves with the market. In a good year the mill cuts around 20 million board feet, with a high of 26 million, and it keeps finished inventory small so it can shift what it's cutting as demand changes. The company serves Douglas County and is also listed under timber-buyers, so if you have cedar logs to sell, this is a name worth calling, even though the website doesn't walk through how a landowner sale or logging job would run. It's a family operation at heart, now with close to 100 employees, still owned and run by Kellers. This fits a landowner sitting on cedar, particularly Red Cedar or Incense Cedar, who wants a long-running regional mill rather than a service that walks a small woodlot through a full harvest plan. From kellerlumberco.com, read 4 October 2026.

Silver Butte Timber Company is a mill in Roseburg, Oregon. 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.

Swanson Group Manufacturing LLC is a timber buyer in Roseburg, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a mill. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Moman Lumber, Inc. is a mill in Drain, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Douglas Sawmill Supply is a mill in Roseburg, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Backwoods Sawmills is a mill in Crook County, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Starfire Lumber Co is a mill in Cottage Grove, Oregon. 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.

Billboard Lumber is a mill in Riddle, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

SKN Lumber is a mill in Elgin, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Malheur Lumber is a mill in John Day, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Oregon Slab Works is a mill in Hood River, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Zip-O-Log Mills, Inc - Goshen is a mill in Eugene, Oregon. 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.

Portable Sawmill and Onsite Bio-char Production is a mill in Cave Junction, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Jeld-Wen Components is a mill in Klamath Falls, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Columbia Forest Products is a hardwood plywood and veneer mill in Klamath Falls, Oregon. It also buys logs. The company started in 1957 and its Klamath Falls plant was where it began its Forest Stewardship Council certification work, achieving FSC forest management certification in 1998. Every one of its plywood and veneer mills now holds FSC Chain-of-Custody Certification. The work here is plywood, veneer, and logs, built from hardwood species including Red Alder, walnut veneer, and maple plywood. Columbia works with private landowners and land management companies to manage forestland to the FSC Forest Management Standard, and it says it "partners with suppliers who share our commitment to responsible forestry" who favor "selective harvesting, regeneration, and long-term forest health." In Klamath County, that forestry relationship runs alongside the mill itself. This is a large manufacturer with plants across the U.S. and Canada, not a single local logger, so a landowner dealing with them is dealing with part of a bigger supply chain built on certification and long-term forest management rather than a one-time cash sale. It suits a landowner who wants their timber handled inside a chain-of-custody system backed by FSC paperwork, and who is comfortable working with a company that thinks in terms of regeneration and decades, not just the next truckload. From columbiaforestproducts.com, read 4 October 2026.

Freres Engineered Wood is a sawmill and timber buyer in Lyons, Oregon. They look to buy standing timber and timberland, mostly Douglas Fir and Whitewood, and they also run their own logging and milling operations. They want timber that's 40 years old or more, with a max butt size of 42 inches down to a 5 inch scale diameter. If you have a stand like that, here's how it works: you file a Notification of Operation with the Oregon Department of Forestry, which has to go in at least 15 days before any harvesting starts. From there you line up a local logger to handle the cutting, and Freres gives you a delivered log price for your timber. They serve Linn County and work across Oregon more broadly. The company got going in 1922, "started by one man and a dream," and has grown into a full mill operation that makes plywood, veneer, and engineered wood products. They hold certification from the American Tree Farm System, and they say they run a "zero waste business, using 100% of every log that hits our yard." They also note they manage 17,000 acres of their own timberland on a sustained yield basis and replant hundreds of thousands of trees a year. This fits a landowner with mature Douglas Fir or Whitewood timber ready to cut, who wants to sell standing timber to a mill buyer rather than find a broker, and who doesn't mind handling the state paperwork and lining up their own logger as part of the sale. From frereswood.com, read 4 October 2026.

Long Tom Custom Saw Mill is a mill in Veneta, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Tree Products Hardwoods LP is a mill in Eugene, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Lost Creek Industries is a sawmill in Springfield, Oregon, on Marcola Rd. It's a family-owned mill that has run since 1990, serving the Eugene-Springfield area and Lane County. This isn't a timber buying outfit. They mill cedar, working mostly with salvaged and reclaimed logs, and they say "100% salvaged timber and byproducts of pulp production" goes into their products. What comes off the saw includes cedar fencing, lumber decking, live edge slabs, custom built gates, raised garden beds, and clear vertical grain cedar lumber. They grade their own lumber in-house, from utility grade up to clear vertical grain, and they cut with a circular saw rather than a band mill, which gives the boards a rustic saw-swirl finish. Delivery is available, and the yard is open to the public. They say, "At Lost Creek we mill with intention from first cut to final board." They don't do construction work themselves, but they'll talk through a project and offer guidance on using their lumber if you call or stop by. This fits a landowner who already has logs down, or reclaimed wood on hand, and wants someone local in Lane County to mill it into cedar fencing, decking, or garden lumber rather than someone to come buy standing timber off the land. From lostcreekindustries.com, read 4 October 2026.

Swanson Brothers Lumber Co is a sawmill in Noti, Oregon, in Lane County. They cut high-grade, long-length Douglas Fir, including Free of Heart Center timbers, flat and vertical grain clears, long dimension lumber, custom exposed beams, rough dimension, and crossarms. They can produce timbers up to 24 inches by 24 inches by 32 feet. They also buy timber, with a log buyer on staff alongside their timber manager and wood product sales people. The company has been at this a long time. It began as Swanson & May Lumber Company in January, 1937, and has stayed in the same family and local ownership lines since, through several changes in name and structure over the decades. They work with foresters who practice sustainable harvests, and they say they aim for nothing to go to waste off a log, with bark, sawdust, shavings, and chips all sold onward rather than dumped. There's no stated minimum acreage and no acreage is implied by any job example given. For a landowner thinking about a sale, their own words sum up what they promise on the production side: "on grade, on time, every time." This is a mill built around sawing, not a landowner-facing logging outfit with marked service boundaries, so it will suit someone who already knows they have good Douglas Fir and wants to talk to the people who will actually cut it, or who wants to reach a buyer who also mills, rather than someone looking for a walk-the-woods consultation on a small parcel. From swansonbros.com, read 4 October 2026.

Griffin Lumber Co is a mill in Springfield, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Skyline Sawmill is a mobile sawmill based in Tidewater, Oregon, on the central Oregon Coast, serving Lincoln County. Instead of you hauling logs somewhere, "we bring the sawmill to you," setting up right on your property. The mill handles custom milling, rough cut lumber, and live edge slabs. Their equipment cuts widths up to 34.5 inches, logs up to 41 inches in diameter, and lengths up to 21 feet. Pricing starts at $100 an hour with a 5-hour minimum, and rates can shift depending on location and the size of the project. Rough cut lumber can also be ordered online with local pickup in Tidewater. No tree species or acreage minimum are named, so if you have a particular stand or a small patch of woods you want milled, it's worth calling to ask whether it fits their setup. Phone is 541-351-8048, with office hours Monday through Friday, 9 to 5 Pacific time, and Saturdays by appointment. This one suits a landowner who already has logs down, or standing timber they plan to fell themselves, and wants someone to turn them into usable lumber on site rather than buying the timber outright. From skylinesawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Monroe Oak Inc is a sawmill in Sheridan, Oregon, serving Yamhill County. It works only in Oregon White Oak, cutting that one species into products for industry rather than buying standing timber from a landowner. The work itself is specific: oak cribbing, dunnage, wedges, keel blocks, equipment trailer and lowboy decking, and kiln drying. It started in 1979 when the founder took a leave from teaching and bought a small Bellsaw sawmill to cut oak cribbing for moving new semi-truck tractors to dealerships, after growing frustrated with oak being treated as a "garbage" species. The business has been "providing Custom Oak Products to Industry" ever since, and today is run by the founder's sons. Kiln dried oak boards are also produced, mainly for flooring, cabinetry, and furniture, though these are limited since demand tends to outstrip supply. There's no stated minimum acreage, and no acreage-based jobs shown to infer one from either, since this isn't a timber-buying operation built around landowner sales. This fits a landowner who has Oregon White Oak on their property and wants to know where that wood might end up as cribbing, dunnage, or kiln dried boards, not someone looking for a standing timber sale or a logging crew. From monroeoak.com, read 4 October 2026.

Willamette Valley Lumber is a mill in Stayton, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Beaver State Mobile Saw Milling is a mill in Aumsville, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Hardwood Components Inc. is a sawmill in Stayton, Oregon, that works with locally salvaged western hardwoods rather than buying standing timber. It has operated since 1966, founded by Donald Jenkins, and is still family run, now under owner Dennis Jenkins, with five generations of the family having worked there. They offer custom log sawing done on site or at your location, along with live edge woods, hobby woods for crafters, and oak blocking for trailer decking and industrial uses. Species they handle include big leaf maple, black walnut, Oregon white oak, myrtle, elm, black locust, wild cherry, alder, ash, and cottonwood. Their raw material comes only from locally salvaged timber, "including windfall, storm-damaged, or cleared trees from the surrounding region," with everything cut and finished on site. The mill sits "20 miles east of Salem on Highway 22 in the foothills of the Cascades," and the business serves Marion County. This fits a landowner who has windfall, storm damage, or cleared hardwoods on their land and wants it custom sawn into usable lumber, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber or hire a logger. From hardwoodcomponents.com, read 4 October 2026.

Shadybrook Lumber Products is a sawmill and pallet manufacturer in North Plains, Oregon. It has been making pallets and cut stock since 1965, "producing high-quality, affordable pallets and cut stock since 1965," and has stayed family owned and operated the whole time. The mill works in softwood, hardwood, and plywood, turning out stringer pallets, block pallets, and custom pallet designs built to a client's load needs, including the specific block design Costco shipments require. They do custom pallet drying, cut-to-size plywood, and ISPM export certified pallets for goods headed overseas, using computer aided design and automated machine production on site. Delivery goes out by flatbed or van, and they offer warehouse storage too. On the credentials side they hold the Sustainable Forestry Initiative certification, USDA recognition as a 100% Bio-Based Product, and membership in the Western Pallet Association and Woodpack Global. Shadybrook serves Washington County and describes its customers as agricultural and industrial clients across the West Coast. The process is hands-on: they say they "work closely with our clients throughout the design, ordering, and manufacturing process" before anything gets built, and they keep what they call "ultra clean facilities" running the line. This is a fit for a business or landowner who needs pallets, skids, or cut lumber stock built to spec, not someone looking to sell standing timber off their land. From shadybrooklumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Burl and Grain is a custom sawmill service based in Hillsboro, Oregon. They mill logs and trees you bring or haul in, mostly at their own site, and they also offer kiln drying done by an OSU certified technician. Their work covers Pacific Northwest woods and salvaged urban hardwoods, the kind of trees that come down from storms, pests, or construction and would otherwise go to a landfill or a pulp mill. They can take logs up to 36 inches across, and they've added wide slab cutting for logs up to 73 inches in diameter, cut on site. From there you can end up with slabs for tables, mantles, bench tops, stair treads, counter tops, dimensional lumber, fence posts, or heavy trailer decking. They charge by the hour for sawmill work, at $125 an hour with a two hour minimum, plus $45 per blade used on the job. Kiln drying rates vary with the thickness, species, and starting moisture of what's going in. They mostly mill at their own site in Hillsboro but will arrange pickup and transport of your logs, and in rare cases will come mill on site. As they put it, Burl and Grain "was started with the purpose of keeping these unique and valuable trees out of the pulp mill." They serve the Portland Metro Area, Southwest Washington, and the Northern Willamette Valley. This suits a landowner who has one special tree, or a pile of logs from a removal, and wants it turned into usable lumber or dried slabs rather than firewood. From burlandgrain.com, read 4 October 2026.

Lowes Resaw & Specialty Cuts Llc is a mill in Dayton, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Pine Creek Wood Company is a family owned sawmill in Dufur, Oregon, serving Wasco County. They have been sawing hardwood lumber since 1986, starting with Honduras Rosewood logs for marimba bars and working with everything from African Blackwood to Ziricote over the years. These days they focus on northwest hardwoods, mainly Figured Maple and Claro Walnut, though they still saw some tropical woods for other companies too. This isn't a high-volume operation. They saw "the old fashioned way obeying the heart line rule" rather than running logs through a computer to optimize for volume. Boards from each log are kept together for matching color and grain, and they aim for "sequenced vertical grain lumber, and as many wide bookmatched sets as possible." If you've got logs with real figure or color, this is the kind of mill that will treat them as individual pieces rather than commodity lumber. There's no stated minimum tract size, but their work with species like Claro Walnut and Figured Maple suggests they're set up for prized logs rather than bulk timber sales. This fits a landowner with a handful of standout hardwood trees, maybe an old walnut or a figured maple, who wants them sawn with care rather than sold off as a load of mixed logs. From pinecreekwood.com, read 4 October 2026.

Precision Wood Manufacturing is a mill in Bay City, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

C.JACOB WOODS LLC is a family run wood product store and sawmill in Tillamook, Oregon, on the Pacific North Coast. They work with highly figured maple, walnut, redwood, and myrtlewood, and they carry burl in those same species. Beyond the sawmill side, they sell finished wood products and offer stabilized products by calling ahead. Their own words call it a "family run wood product store and sawmill," and they describe their stock as "highly figured maple, walnut, redwood, myrtlewood." They serve Tillamook County. You can call ahead to come to the mill and look through what they have, or reach out for wholesale and custom orders. This one suits a landowner who wants to see finished and figured wood, maybe sell logs with real character like burl or curly grain, and doesn't mind working with a small, local, family operation rather than a large outfit. From cjacobwoods.com, read 4 October 2026.

Manning Lumber Remanufacturing is a mill in Banks, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Myers Woodline Inc is a mill in Sheridan, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Keltys Custom Milling is a mill in Weston, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Blue Mountain Lumber Products is a mill in Pendleton, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Woodgrain is a mill in Pilot Rock, Oregon. 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.

JayZee Lumber Incorporated is a mill in Joseph, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Woodgrain is a mill in La Grande, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Precision Lumber is a mill in The Dalles, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Ellis Farm and Forest is a mill in Newberg, Oregon. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

AKS Engineering & Forestry is an engineering and consulting firm with its office at 12965 SW Herman Road, Suite 100, in Tualatin, Oregon. It serves landowners in Washington County. The work here is engineering and consulting work, not timber buying or logging. Services named include Forest Engineering & Rural Road Design, Forestry, Consulting Arborist & Urban Forestry, and Natural Resources, alongside Land Surveying and Civil Engineering. In its own words, the firm says it works to "plan, design, and deliver infrastructure designed to strengthen our communities." No species are named, and no process for a timber sale is laid out on its pages. This is a place for a landowner who needs a road designed into a stand, an arborist's opinion on trees near a building site, a survey of a property line, or help sorting out natural resource questions on their acres. It is not the place to go if what you need is someone to walk your woods, mark timber, and write you a check for the logs. From aks-eng.com, read 11 October 2026.

ALCIE Integrated Solutions Inc. is a mill in Montreal, Oregon. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

AlderCraft is a door manufacturer in Drain, Oregon, in Douglas County. They build standard and custom hardwood doors for interior and exterior use, working out of their facility on E B Ave. The work here isn't timber sales or logging. AlderCraft makes doors, custom stiles and railings, panels, butcher blocks, and beams, with historic reproduction work too. They work mainly in Oregon Red Alder, which they call "distinctively beautiful and locally sourced," but also use VG Douglas Fir, White Oak, Chinkapin, Madrone, Hemlock, and Redwood. A job starts with working out the design, material, style, and hardware you want, then they build it to fit. They say they fill orders "both big and small," from a single entryway to doors for larger projects. They've been in business over 20 years and describe themselves as a "4th-Generation Timber Family," licensed and insured. This fits a landowner who already has logs or lumber in mind for a specific use, like a custom door, beam, or butcher block, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber or have trees logged. From aldercraft.com, read 11 October 2026.

Aldrich Berry Farm & Nursery, Inc. is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

All American Timber Company is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

All Around Arbor Tree Service is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

All County Surveyors & Planners, Inc. is a mill in Clackamas County, Oregon. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

All Season Windows is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

All Wood Group is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

Almquist Lumber Company is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

Alta Forest Products LLC is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

ALTO Forestry Consulting is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.

AltruFir/ AltruWood Inc. is a mill. It appears in the Oregon State University, Oregon Wood Innovation Center, Oregon Forest Industry Directory (All Companies). A listing here is not an endorsement.