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Springfield Hardwood

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About Springfield Hardwood

Springfield Hardwood is a timber company based in Mercer, Pennsylvania, buying standing timber and running the harvest themselves, since they also operate their own sawmill. They handle the whole job: foresters evaluate your woodlot, they put together a written proposal and a detailed agreement, and if you sign on, they pull the local, county, and state permits and bonds before any cutting starts. Payment is given at signing, and all money is paid in full before the timber harvest begins. A Forestry Operations Manager oversees the work, and harvesting is done by certified loggers using modern, low-impact equipment, with grading, reseeding, and land restoration after. They buy Oak, Maple, Walnut, Cherry, Ash, Poplar, and Hickory, and also buy logs directly from loggers and tree services, not just standing timber. Beyond harvesting, they offer forest management, animal habitat improvement, and forest regeneration work, and have "professional foresters on staff" for landowners who want a longer-term plan for their woods, not just a one-time cut. Springfield Hardwood is typically looking for trees "14 inches in diameter and larger at chest height" rather than a set minimum acreage. They serve Mercer County directly, with their broader working area covering counties across western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, and southern New York. The company describes over 100 years of combined timbering experience among its staff. This one suits a Mercer County landowner who wants a single company to buy the timber, run the permits, do the cutting, and handle restoration, rather than hiring separate people for each step. From springfieldhardwood.com, read 5 October 2026.

Everything they're registered for

forest management
sustainable timber harvesting
animal habitat improvement
forest regeneration

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