Britton Lumber Company

About Britton Lumber Company

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.

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