Baummer Sawmill

About Baummer Sawmill

Baummer Sawmill is a family owned and operated sawmill at 34 Industrial Drive in Hanover, Pennsylvania, in the Penn Township Industrial Park. Tony Baummer established it in 2000 on a farm there. The mill is open Monday through Thursday, 8am to 4pm. It serves York County and ships to any state in the continental United States. Most of the work is reclaimed wood. The business takes down old barns and log buildings, numbers the pieces, and mills the material into wide plank flooring, solid and box beams, mantles and siding. It also re-saws customer wood. Chestnut is a main species, and over 50,000 square feet of Chestnut beams and flooring are in stock. Box beams copy the look of antique beams at a lighter weight, and commercial accounts have an order minimum for them. Flooring is de-nailed, milled to one inch thick at the width the customer picks, kiln-dried, edged, and given tongue and groove edges. Each board is hand packed for the job site. Orders need a 50% deposit, with the balance due on completion, and deposits are not refundable. An order takes at least six weeks once work starts, and the wait has generally been no more than 16 weeks. Its own line is "Bringing American History into your home." It suits a landowner with an old barn or log building due for tear down who wants the wood put back to use. A landowner looking to sell standing trees would want a different kind of buyer. From baummersawmillantiqueflooring.com, read 5 October 2026.

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