Harvest Lumber Company

About Harvest Lumber Company

Harvest Lumber Company is an urban sawmill, lumber retailer and furniture maker in East Austin, Texas, at 3210 Holton, Suite 130. Its tagline is "Giving New Life to Austin's Fallen Trees." The business has operated since 2017 and is run by Kris Burns and Andrew Danziger. It works with wood from Austin and central Texas, across Travis County. The work starts with downed trees. Working with arborists, tree companies and the City of Austin's Urban Forestry department, Harvest Lumber Company collects trunks and logs that would otherwise be burned or chipped. Trees they take must be 18 inches in diameter or larger and 8 feet or longer. The milled wood is stacked to air dry for six months to a year and a half, then goes to the kiln for three to six weeks. The shop sells live edge slabs, dimensional lumber by the board foot, end grain disks, offcuts and woodworking supplies. It also makes custom dining, conference and coffee tables and stools. For a landowner with a tree of their own, the business does not do tree work but will recommend an arborist or tree company. You can bring a log in to be milled at $125 an hour, plus $30 a blade if the saw hits a foreign object. The log must be dropped off and the lumber picked up. There is no portable milling service. It suits Austin-area owners with a large downed tree who want it milled, and buyers who want slabs, lumber or furniture made from local wood. From harvestlumberco.com, read 18 October 2026.

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