Timber Buyers & Forestry Professionals in Peach Bottom, PA

Beiler's Sawmill is an Amish-owned sawmill and timber buying business in Quarryville, Pennsylvania. They buy standing timber and logs, run their own mill, and also offer forestry services, including timber management, logging, vegetation management, and horse/mule logging. They buy hardwood species: walnut, white oak, red oak, poplar, ash, maple and cherry. Their buying process starts with a call, then a visit from their forestry team to survey your trees, followed by an offer. If you accept, their crew handles the cutting and hauling, and you get paid once it's done. They say "We Buy Standing Timber and Logs" and are "currently paying a premium for white oak and walnut" if you're within 100 miles of Lancaster County. They serve Lancaster County and reach into Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey as well. They've been in business over 40 years. They mostly want larger timber sales, 50 or more trees, though they'll look at smaller amounts of walnut or white oak if the trees are good ones. The smallest job they mention on their own pages is thinning and timber work at Innabah Camp and Retreat Center, which they describe as a "medium-to-large scale timber harvest project." This fits a landowner in or near Lancaster County with a real stand of hardwood, especially walnut or white oak, who wants one buyer to assess, cut, and haul the timber and pay out when it's done. From beilersawmill.com, read 5 October 2026.

Scalpy Hollow Timber is a timber buyer in Drumore, Pennsylvania. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a consulting forester. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Stoltzfus Forest Products is a timber-buying business and sawmill in Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania. They buy standing timber and process it at their Lancaster County sawmill, and they also handle the logging and forest management work that goes with a sale. They buy Black Walnut, Red Oak, Hickory, Cherry, Yellow Poplar, Red Maple, and White Oak. Their process starts with a phone call, then a meeting to walk through the harvest plan, which they say balances top prices with the long-term health of your woods. Their own crews mark and cut the trees, haul the logs to their mill, and turn lower-grade logs and trimmings into mulch and firewood. They say "we pay in full before one tree is cut." Their forester holds a Maryland forester registration and belongs to the Society of American Foresters. They work in Lancaster County and other counties nearby, including York, Chester, Dauphin, Lebanon, Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks, Philadelphia, and Berks in Pennsylvania, plus several counties in Maryland. The business was founded in 1990 in Peach Bottom by Samuel Stoltzfus, a dairy farmer who turned his interest in sawmills into a side business, so they've been at this a long time. They say they can work with landowners who have at least 50 trees to harvest, rather than setting a minimum by acreage. That makes them a fit for someone with a smaller stand who isn't sure if their acreage alone would qualify, as long as the tree count and species line up with what Stoltzfus buys. From stoltzfusforestproducts.net, read 5 October 2026.