Firewood & Woodyards

K & A Log Furniture is a sawmill, log furniture shop, and log home builder in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Keith, the owner, has been involved in logging and forest management since 1990. The business saws logs into beams, boards, and slabs, builds and restores log homes, and makes log furniture, railings, cabinetry, and mantels. If you have logs, the milling is the part to look at. Logs you bring can be custom milled into the dimensions you need, priced by the hour. For larger jobs with a lot of logs, they can bring a mobile mill to the site. The species they saw are pine, red and white cedar, ash, black walnut, elm, maple, red and white oak, locust, hackberry, and boxelder. Their common beam sizes are 4x4, 6x6, 8x8, and 10x10, cut to any length. They also hand peel cedar and pine logs, and Keith personally procures their pine from forests in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Delivery within 15 miles of Aberdeen is free. Log home construction reaches throughout the Midwest, and they serve all neighboring states. Firewood and tree removal also appear on their list of services. In their words, you can "have your logs custom milled." K & A Log Furniture suits a landowner near Aberdeen who has oak, walnut, cedar, or another listed species and wants those logs sawn into beams or boards for a home or rustic project. From kalogfurniture.com, read 7 November 2026.

Re-Member is a non-profit organization on the Pine Ridge Reservation in Pine Ridge, South Dakota. It works with the Oglala Lakota Nation, and its office is at 48 County Road 17 in Pine Ridge. Founded in 1998, it is a registered 501(c)(3) and is funded by private donations. Its service area is Oglala Lakota County. Firewood is one of its winter jobs. The group describes its work as "cut, split, and deliver firewood." In the fall, volunteers cut, split, and deliver wood across the reservation, and every winter that firewood goes out to people in need. It is given to households, not sold. Its wider work includes building beds, outhouses, and wheelchair ramps, and growing produce each summer in community gardens. Volunteers join in from March through October. It suits a Pine Ridge family that needs firewood for winter, not a landowner looking to sell standing timber or logs. From re-member.org, read 7 November 2026.