Mills

Goodridge Lumber Inc. is a mill in Albany, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Mikey's Mill is a sawmill in Middlebury, Vermont, running since 1994. They saw rough sawn hemlock and pine, cut beams, and also log and buy timber, mostly in Addison County. Besides milling they're farmers too, selling feed and holstein cattle, keeping bees and running a sugar bush. Most of what they cut is hemlock, with white pine as well, and they'll saw oak, cedar, or basswood depending on what logs come in. They work from a good inventory of hemlock logs from 8 to 24 feet and can cut most dimensions, including beams up to 8x8x24 feet. Logging happens in the winter, done with a forwarder, a small skidder, and a dozer rather than dragging wood. They say they "seem to specialize in lots with houses on them" and also thin sugar bushes, noting "we sugar so we know what we're doing." They take on small commercial sales too, especially jobs heavy in firewood and pulp. No stated minimum acreage comes up, but their work with small commercial sales and sugar bush thinning suggests they'll look at modest, smaller lots rather than just big tracts. This fits a landowner in Addison County with a small woodlot, maybe one with a house on it or a sugar bush needing thinning, who wants someone local and willing to handle a smaller job. From mikeysmill.com, read 8 October 2026.

Dick Walker Sawmill, Etc is a mill in Poultney, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Ward Clapboard Mills is a mill in Moretown, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

NeighborWood Boys, LLC, based in Jericho, Vermont, runs a mobile sawmill. Instead of hauling your logs off the property, they bring the mill to you and cut your own trees into boards, beams, or slabs right where they stand. They work in pine, maple, cedar, hemlock, ash, cherry, walnut, and spruce, and say they'll mill "everything from pine trees to pear trees." Besides custom sawmilling they do tractor work and tree removal, log transportation, and an Alaskan chainsaw mill for bigger or oversized logs. They also offer kiln drying through a local partner, so green lumber can be properly dried afterward. The process is simple: you get in touch and get a quote, you stage your logs, they show up on milling day with the sawmill, and you're left with usable lumber plus the sawdust and offcuts for firewood or compost. They're built around using "wood from your own land," which fits someone clearing a few trees or working through a small lot rather than running a commercial harvest. They're based in Jericho and list Chittenden County as served, with work also reaching into New Hampshire and New York. This fits a landowner who has logs already down, or a handful of trees to take out, and wants them turned into their own lumber on-site rather than sold off as timber. From neighborwoodboys.com, read 8 October 2026.

LSF Forest Products LLC is a sawmill in Fletcher, Vermont, run by the Riggs family since 2003. They cut and plane lumber and timbers from hemlock and pine, and they also sell bark mulch and sawdust by the bulk or retail quantity. The work runs from rough-cut boards in standard hemlock and pine dimensions to full-size timbers cut square, from 8 feet up to 28 feet in 2-foot increments, with planing up to 8 inches thick by 13 inches wide. They keep inventory on hand for builders and hobbyists and also take custom orders, with turnaround running from a few hours for small orders to a few days for larger ones. Typical uses include post and beam framing, barns, sheds, raised garden beds, siding, and fencing. Terry Riggs brings decades in the building trades, and Tucker Riggs studied forestry and wood science at the University of Maine and Paul Smith's College. The business says it offers "local lumber for builders and hobbyists seeking a quality product and personalized service," and it serves Franklin County. This fits a landowner who already has logs or standing timber lined up and wants it sawn into lumber, timbers, or mulch, rather than someone looking for help finding a buyer or a logger for standing timber. From lsfforestproducts.com, read 8 October 2026.

Welch Lumber & Custom Sawing, LLC is a mill in Duxbury, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Gagnon Lumber Inc. is a mill in Pittsford, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Kerber Farms & Mill Lumber is a mill in Guilford, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Dave's Sawmill is a mill in Hardwick, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Allard Lumber Co is a mill in Brattleboro, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a logging contractor, a timber buyer and a consulting forester. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Cripple Creek Sawmill is a mill in South Londonderry, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Sweeney & Sweeney Aligator Lumber is a mill in Manchester Center, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Fontaine Forestry & Millwork is a mill in East Montpelier, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Alpen Woodworks is a mill in West Townshend, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Lamarre's Saw Mill is a mill in Brownington, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Piette Lumber is a sawmill in Irasburg, Vermont. They "specialize in Eastern White Pine" and "carry timbers of all sizes," available green or kiln dried. They also do wide pine flooring, offered in select or premium grade. All timbers are inspected for structural strength and defects before they go out. This is a mill, not a logging outfit or a timber buyer. Piette Lumber serves Orleans County. They have been in business since 1981. If you're a landowner with Eastern White Pine already cut, or you're working with someone who's milling it for you, this is the kind of place that turns logs into usable timber and flooring. It's not the business to call if you need someone to come assess standing trees or handle a harvest on your land. From piettelumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Knock-On-Wood SawWorks is based in Topsham, Vermont, and takes on cabin and outbuilding building, portable sawmilling, lumber sales, and small-scale logging. The business works in and around the Upper Valley, the Mad River Valley, and the Northeast Kingdom, and serves Orange County. The sawmilling side cuts hardwood and softwood, with a focus on Hemlock and Pine, and the mill travels to you since the operation is fully portable. Logging jobs are usually tied to a building project or a lot, using everything from hand tools to a small tractor with a winch depending on the job. Owner Nick Zandstra has spent "over the past 20+ years" building skills in turning local wood into local products, starting in carpentry before adding timber framing, milling, and logging. He also teaches classes in small-scale sustainable logging and milling. On the building side, the company designs and builds cabins, barns, pole barns, sheds, porches, and saunas, and leads or assists with timber frame raisings, using wood sourced on-site or from its own woodlot. The business describes itself as "especially adept at cutting usable lumber from marginal-quality logs," and says "accurate felling and minimal disturbance are our trademarks." This fits a landowner who wants the trees turned into an actual building or usable lumber, not just a timber check, and who likes working with one small outfit that handles cutting, milling, and construction together. From kowsmilling.com, read 8 October 2026.

Currier Farms Forest Products LLC, also known as Currier Forest Products, is a sawmill and timber buyer in Danville, Vermont. The family calls itself "Stewards of Vermont's Northern Forest for Six Generations," and they run their own sawmill in the Northeast Kingdom, controlling the wood from standing timber to finished board. They work in Birch, Cherry, Eastern Hemlock, Eastern White Pine, Maple, Red Spruce Tonewood, Spruce-Fir, Tamarack, and Eastern White Cedar, along with spalted wood. Their timbers run up to 60 feet long, 24 inches wide, and 24 inches thick, with S4S finishing available. Rather than keeping a fixed price list or shelf stock, they mill to a customer's specs: "custom milling based on your specs," whether that is book matched grain for a table top, live-edge planks, or a special profile for flooring, trim, or siding. If they don't have the raw material on hand, they say they can "sustainably harvest the wood for the products you need" and finish the job at their own mill. Their wood carries FSC certification. They serve Caledonia County and deliver throughout New England and New York, including New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont, with third-party trucking available to the rest of the continental US. This fits a landowner with standing timber whose trees match what Currier works in, especially anyone whose wood might end up as flooring, framing timbers, or a specialty piece like tonewood or a restoration project, rather than someone looking for a quick bulk harvest sale. From currierforestproducts.com, read 8 October 2026.

Cyr Lumber, Inc. is a mill in Milton, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Cedar Sawmill of Vermont is a sawmill in Swanton, Vermont, owned and run by David Rollo as a family business. They buy cedar logs locally within Northern Vermont and work with local loggers and truckers to keep logs coming in. Their main focus is white cedar, though they'll saw other species if logs are available. They turn out rough cut lumber cut to a customer's specifications, posts and rails, picnic tables, furniture, and play sets, along with rough-cut and planed lumber, fence panels and components, log cabin logs, log furniture, and shavings and sawdust. They say "we specialize in White Cedar" and serve Franklin county. If you have cedar logs to sell rather than finished products to buy, this is a mill set up to purchase and process them rather than to walk your woods or mark timber for harvest. Orders require a 50% deposit, with the balance due when the order is picked up. This fits a landowner in Northern Vermont with cedar on their land who wants it sawn into lumber, posts, or built pieces like picnic tables and play sets, rather than someone looking for a logging crew or a timber harvest plan. From cedarsawmillofvt.com, read 8 October 2026.

A S Hudak Lumber is a sawmill in Swanton, Vermont, serving the St. Albans area and Franklin County. They've been in the lumber and logging business for "over 30 years," cutting cedar, hardwoods, and pine to order. The mill works in Atlantic White Cedar and Eastern White Pine, along with northern hardwoods like hard maple, cherry, butternut, walnut, and tulip poplar. Their cedar comes in v-groove, ship-lap, decking, and custom profiles, plus beams of all sizes and lengths. Pine is available in all NELMA standard patterns, and they'll cut custom knives on request. Lumber can be straight line ripped and S4S to order, and custom planing and molding is done on their five-head Pinheiro planer. There's no mention of timber buying, standing timber sales, or land management here. This is a mill that cuts and sells lumber rather than one that walks your woods and makes an offer on the trees. They offer "Free quotes upon request," so a call or a stop by the mill in Swanton gets you pricing before you commit to anything. This fits a landowner who already has logs or lumber in mind and wants custom milling done, not someone just starting to figure out whether to sell standing timber. From ashudaklumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Pfeil Saw Mill (Lumber Yard) is a mill in Enosburg Falls, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

DCI Corporation Sawmill is a sawmill in South Royalton, Vermont. It is run by DCI, a hardwood furniture maker that has operated since 1975 and is headquartered in Lisbon, New Hampshire, about 60 miles from the mill. DCI's furniture is FSC-certified and is made mostly for colleges and military housing programs. The mill saws ash, red oak, hard and soft maple, and yellow birch. Its band headsaw cuts about 10,000 board feet a day, and the lumber goes to Lisbon for drying and processing. The company runs its work "from standing timber and rough lumber to milling," and carries it on through manufacturing and installation, so the mill is the first step in a process that ends with finished furniture. On the log side, DCI works mostly with "coalitions of private landowners to secure our logs." Dartmouth College is one example. Maple logs cut from the college's own forest were sawn at this mill for dorm furniture. It suits a landowner who already belongs to a group of neighboring woodlot owners and wants logs sawn by a mill that also makes finished furniture. From dcifurn.com, read 8 October 2026.

Britton Lumber Company is based in Fairlee, Vermont, with its sawmill in Bath, New Hampshire. It's a wholesale building materials distributor and Eastern White Pine manufacturer, the kind of outfit that buys sawlogs and turns them into boards, not a timber buyer or logging outfit that comes out to mark and cut trees on your land. Worth knowing that distinction before you call. What they do: they saw Eastern White Pine logs, kiln dry them, plane them, heat treat when needed, and grade stamp to Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association specs. Logs come from the Connecticut River Valley of central Vermont and New Hampshire. Their own sawmill runs about 10 million board feet of pine a year, a size they call "medium size mill by New England standards for Pine mills." They've been sawing Eastern White Pine since 1946, and have been "Family owned and operated for over 70 years." They don't sell direct to landowners or the public. Their lumber moves through about 300 retail customers across New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Upstate New York and Northern Connecticut, and roughly 40% of production ships outside New England. In the directory they're found under Orange County, Vermont. There's no stated minimum acreage, and nothing here suggests they buy standing timber or send a logger to your woodlot. This fits a landowner who has already sold logs or is trying to understand where the lumber supply chain goes after the trees come down, not someone looking for a buyer to walk their 20 acres. From brittonlumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Young's Custom Sawing is a sawmill in Westfield, Vermont, run by Will Young. He works "From log to lumber, at your homestead" in Northern Vermont, bringing the mill to your place rather than having you haul logs elsewhere. The work covers custom sawing, forestry consulting, and selective logging. Will can help you figure out if a tree is worth milling, which trees to fell for a project, or how to improve your woodlot while getting lumber out of it. For logging, he'll use your own equipment, like a tractor or winch, and can work alongside you or on his own. Spruce is named as a species he works with, though it's also noted that spruce "will add cost" to a job compared to other wood. He describes himself as having "many years experience finding, felling, choosing, and using trees for lumber and woodlot maintenance." Pricing is set out plainly: labor by the hour from departure at Westfield to departure from your site, sawmill use by the board foot using Vermont Log Scale, mileage for bringing the mill out, and separate charges for blade sharpening and replacement. He's upfront that the final cost per board foot depends on distance, how organized your logs are, site conditions, and wood type. This suits a landowner in Orleans County who wants the sawing, the advice, and the felling handled by one person who comes to the property, and who wants to see the cost breakdown before the truck ever shows up. From youngscustomsawing.com, read 8 October 2026.

Best Wood Vermont is a mill in Putney, Vermont. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.