Timber Buyers & Forestry Professionals in Breezewood, VA

Serves 2 Virginia jurisdictions. Offers both timber cruising and administration of the sale, which is the pair a landowner needs to run a competitive sale. The office is in Pocomoke City, MD, outside Virginia. Virginia does not license or register foresters, so this directory is voluntary and inclusion is not a recommendation.

Lists itself as serving all of Virginia. Offers both timber cruising and administration of the sale, which is the pair a landowner needs to run a competitive sale. Virginia does not license or register foresters, so this directory is voluntary and inclusion is not a recommendation.

Serves 95 Virginia jurisdictions. Offers both timber cruising and administration of the sale, which is the pair a landowner needs to run a competitive sale. The office is in Myrtle Beach, SC, outside Virginia. Virginia does not license or register foresters, so this directory is voluntary and inclusion is not a recommendation.

GFR Forestry Consultants is a forestry consulting business based in Midlothian, Virginia. It provides forest and land management services to individuals, investors, corporations and governments. It lists Virginia counties it serves, among them Chesterfield, Henrico, Powhatan, Louisa, Essex and York. On the timber side, it does timber cruising and appraisals, timber marking, and timber sale contract preparation and administration. It also does pre-harvest planning, including logging engineering and road design, and writes forest stewardship and management plans. It offers GPS and GIS mapping, boundary line painting and hunting lease administration. For a sale, its website says it helps prepare the timber sale, organizes a sales announcement and marketing plan, and manages bids, with the stated goal to "maximize the value of your timber revenue." Timber volume and value estimates rest on an on-site inventory, and it can run a timber trespass analysis. The business states it has served clients since 1964. It lists itself as a consulting forester as prescribed in Virginia state code section 10.1-1181.9. Its foresters also hold registrations in North Carolina and South Carolina, and the firm belongs to the Association of Consulting Foresters and the Society of American Foresters. It suits a Virginia landowner who wants one firm to cruise, mark and sell timber and handle the sale paperwork, and who also needs boundaries, mapping or a hunting lease looked after. From gfrforestry.com, read 16 October 2026.

Paul M. Jones Lumber Co. Inc. is a family-owned sawmill in Snow Hill. It also lists logging and forestry services. The company was established in 1918 by William Jones, and it has operated from its present Snow Hill location since 1984. Its listed service area is Accomack and Northampton counties. The mill is the main trade. The company makes pine piling, boards, timbers, chips, sawdust, and mulch. Its pages focus on pine, naming loblolly, longleaf, slash, and shortleaf, and they use the heading "Southern Yellow Pine Specialists" for that work. It says it sources its trees from within a 90-mile radius. Its About page describes sawdust going into poultry litter and fertilizer, shavings becoming horse bedding, and bark becoming mulch. For a landowner, the listed services include timber cruising and appraisals, timber marking, timber sale contract preparation and administration, and harvesting. The company also lists forest road construction and maintenance, boundary line painting, and GPS and GIS mapping. Its harvesting service covers harvest tracts of less than 15 acres. This business suits a landowner with southern yellow pine in Accomack or Northampton county who wants cruising, marking, contract work, and harvesting from a firm that also runs its own sawmill. From pauljoneslumber.com, read 8 October 2026.

Timber Marketing & Management is a timber consulting firm in Chesterfield, Virginia, with an office on Iron Bridge Road. It works for private landowners who want to sell timber, manage their woods, or sell the land itself. The firm has been at it for over 40 years. The work covers timber sales by bid or open market, timber cruises, forest management, post-harvest services, boundary line maintenance, and land sales. A sale usually starts with a talk about what you want from the property. Next comes field work: inventory, mapping, and appraisal. The firm then markets the timber, takes bids or negotiates, and handles the contracts and payment. It oversees the harvest and, if you want, the replanting. Inventories are careful and often include 100% tallies of sawtimber. From first consultation to reforestation usually takes about two years. Most services are paid by a flat commission, and extra work is charged by the man-day. They serve most of Virginia, from the Eastern Shore to the Blue Ridge Mountains, and further for certain properties. Their rule of thumb is 20 acres or more, since they focus on commercial harvests. They will take on smaller tracts too, depending on several factors. They are clear about one thing: "We do not manage or harvest individual trees/yard trees." They also manage hunting leases on request. This suits a landowner with 20 acres or more who wants a full handoff from cruise to closeout and is comfortable paying on commission. From tmmva.com, read 17 October 2026.