JHL Timber

About JHL Timber

JHL Timber describes itself as a “Pine & Hardwood Chip Supplier in Troup, TX,” a chip mill “Exporting pine & hardwood chips domestically & internationally.” The company says it “produces up to 10,000 tons of pulp quality chips weekly for our clients” and has “the expertise and capacity to partner with paper mills and manufacturers across the United States and throughout the world.” On history the site is careful about whose history it is telling: “Our roots go back almost 40 years. Our parent company, L&R Timber, started in 1983 and is now a third-generation chip mill,” while the homepage compresses this to “Our history goes back almost 40 years. Since 1983, our team has promised and delivered an excellent product with professional service.” The stated ambition is “to be a locally owned company with a global reach,” and the firm says its team has “exported our products as far as Japan.” Three product lines are described: “Pulp Quality Chips,” “Harvested by Pro Logger Certified Contractors and processed with our commercial chipping equipment,” which the firm says produce “the highest grade chips for paper production” and contain “1/2% bark content or less”; “Pins & Fines,” “consistently sized pine and hardwood” material called “excellent for power production, nursery amendments, playground mulch, and more”; and “Bark,” “Processed using a commercial hog and screens” with “the consistency you’re looking for to keep your conveyors and equipment running without interruptions.” Under “Why partner with JHL?” the site lists “10,000+ tons of chips produced weekly,” “60,000 tons of wet storage space,” “Additional production capacity through our parent company, L&R Timber,” a chip quality profile that is “consistent and customizable,” and turnkey logistics including “On-site rail loading access,” “Access to a 50 truck fleet if needed,” and “Manpower for truck loading for clients providing transportation.” On sourcing and stewardship it writes: “As a chip mill producing thousands of tons of processed chips per week, we take our responsibility to conserve our world seriously. That’s why we acquire our pulpwood and hardwood exclusively with Texas Pro Logger Certified Contractors,” adding “We strive to utilize 100% of the fiber we produce.” It says it is seeking paper and pellet mill partners in nations “such as China, Italy, India, Indonesia, Japan, Australia, and more,” and its contact form invites inquiries on pulp quality chips, pins and fines, bark, delivered pulpwood and “Selling My Timber.” The mill is at 18410 County Rd 2153, Troup, TX 75789; phone (903) 842-3714. As described on jhltimber.com, read 23 September 2026.

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