Timber Buyers

J.H. Knighton Lumber Co., Inc. is a family-run sawmill in Ruther Glen, Virginia. It makes pine and hardwood lumber and sells rough-cut green lumber. The business has been family owned and operated since 1969. Besides the mill, it buys standing timber, does logging, and chips whole trees. Its work covers hardwood and pine clear-cutting, pine plantation thinnings, and whole-tree chipping. It also gives timber value estimates. The counties it names are Caroline, Hanover, King and Queen, King William, and Spotsylvania. The minimum tract is 20 acres, stated plainly on its own pages: "If you own, or know someone who owns, 20 acres or more, please give us a call." A sale starts with a call. Their forester then reaches you, and the process includes a phone interview and an on-site evaluation of your timber. After the forester meets with you and gets a timber value estimate, "we may make an offer to purchase your timber." This one suits a landowner with 20 acres or more in one of those five counties who wants a mill-based buyer that also does the logging and can say what the standing timber is worth. From knightonlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Union Level Land and Timber buys hardwood logs and forest products from landowners in Natural Bridge Station, Virginia, in Rockbridge County. Besides buying logs, the business does timber harvesting, management plans, and forestry consulting. The register lists timber cruising and appraisals, timber marking, timber stand improvement, best management practice installation, and harvesting. The harvesting listing covers tracts of less than 15 acres. The business focuses on hardwoods, and its pages name black cherry and mixed oak. It says it is active in Virginia's SHARP logger program, and its pages say "We proudly support our local loggers." To sell, you can stop by the yard at 225 Greenlee Road or call to arrange a site visit to look over your timberland first. Settlement is weekly, by mailed check, in-person pickup, or ACH or direct deposit. Logs are sold in domestic and international markets. The pages describe service from Harrisonburg to Wytheville, and the counties listed include Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, Bedford, Culpeper, Nelson, Rockingham, and Rockbridge, along with several cities. This business suits a landowner with hardwood stands in or near those counties who wants weekly settlement and a look at the timber before choosing a buyer. From stephenbeam.com, read 17 October 2026.

J.H. Fitzgerald, Jr. Logging, Inc. is a logging company at 266 Big Rock Road in Tyro, Virginia. It has been around since 2003 and was incorporated in 2007. They cut pine and hardwood by thinning or clearcut, and they chip smaller material and grind stump piles. They name Central Virginia as their area and list Nelson County among the places they work. Their harvest options include clearcut, thinning, timber stand improvement, select cut, shelterwood, and seed tree. They also do mapping and acreage, flag property lines and mark buffers, build and maintain roads, install or upgrade entrances, and help with wildlife work and cost-share programs. They have two foresters on staff, and they say they pay the same price whether or not you use a consultant. Selling works one of two ways. In a lump sum sale, they cruise the timber, which means measuring the trees on the ground, and then price it. With pay-as-cut, they give you a price for each product and pay you weekly as loads reach the mill. Each load is tracked on a ticket system so none go unpaid. As they put it, "We only buy timber using written contracts." Contracts usually run 12 to 24 months, and the terms are settled with you before you sign. They say they are fully insured. This suits a landowner with pine or hardwood who wants several harvest methods to choose from, a written contract, and a clear weekly payment record. From valogging.com, read 17 October 2026.

Campbell-Rodgers Lumber Company is a sawmill in North Garden, Virginia, in Albemarle County. The company describes itself as "Family Owned and Operated." Patty Campbell Rodgers and her husband formed it in 2020. The mill site dates to 1979, when her father, Harry D. Campbell, opened the North Garden location. The mill saws hardwood lumber for wholesale and retail buyers, and it buys standing timber and hardwood logs. Species on its pages include cedar, white oak, walnut, maple, cherry, poplar and red oak. Customers can also order custom cut lumber by species and dimensions. Sawmill byproducts such as mulch, sawdust, slabs, wood chips and firewood are sold as well. Jack Rodgers, the company's forester, holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry Operations and Business from Virginia Tech. He offers timber valuation, market timing, harvest planning and long-term forest health advice. These help landowners judge whether their timber is ready to sell and what kind of harvest to use. This suits a landowner with hardwood timber who wants a local mill that buys logs and a forester who can look at the trees first. From campbell-rodgers-lumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Cardinal's Logging is a logging and timber-buying business based in Unionville, Virginia. It buys standing timber in the central Virginia area, where it has worked for 30 years. Goochland is named as a county it serves. The work includes standing timber harvesting, timber clearing, timber hauling, reforestation and habitat restoration. Its trained loggers aim for a "low impact harvest," keeping the site clean and orderly and guarding against soil erosion. When the cutting is done, the crews smooth out log and skid roads and reseed them with site-appropriate grasses where needed. A sale starts with a site visit, since each stand is different. The owner and the business then work out a complete harvest plan before any trees are cut. The business prefers to cut trees at least 18 to 20 inches in diameter, depending on the species, and it does not push owners to cut trees they do not think are ready. It suits a landowner with mature timber who wants a plan agreed on before any cutting starts and wants the woods left in reasonable shape afterward. From cardinal-logging.com, read 17 October 2026.

Reaves Timber is a family logging business in Big Island, Virginia. Edwin and Loraine founded it in the 1950s, and it has been run by the family for four generations. The firm buys standing timber, does clear-cutting and select-cutting, and clears land for new building projects. The hardwood they name most is oak, along with other local hardwoods, and they also list poplar peeler logs. They say the way to find out what standing timber is worth is an on-site evaluation, so a sale starts with someone walking the land. Their quotes are free and come with a clear breakdown of services, materials and timelines. They name Lynchburg, Bedford County, Amherst County and Campbell County, and say they work with landowners across Central Virginia. They also offer land clearing and stumping, and firewood delivery in full loads, half loads or smaller amounts. They are an authorized dealer for Halverson Wood Products and TM Manufacturing firewood processing equipment, and they mention financing on that equipment. Their own words for the work are "honest assessments and responsible harvesting solutions." This suits a landowner who wants one local family firm that handles both the timber sale and the clearing work, and who is comfortable having the land looked at before any numbers are discussed. From reavestimberva.com, read 17 October 2026.

Thurman Timber Co. LLC is a timber buying and logging business in Spencer, Virginia. It buys and cuts standing timber, and it also does logging and forestry consulting. Tim Thurman owns and runs the business, which has operated since 2004. He is a registered forester with over 30 years of experience. Matt Thurman joined in 2012 after seven years with the Virginia Department of Forestry as a Forest Technician Specialist for Henry County. He now monitors harvesting and cruising timber. The work includes pine thinning, hardwood management (selective cutting for uneven aged management or clearcutting for even aged), reforestation with pine seedlings, forest management plans, and help with timber tax basis. The business offers free appraisals for lump sum and per unit sales, and it also buys timberland. "We utilize modern equipment to reduce harvest waste." It works in Central NC and Southside VA, and Henry County is named as a service area. Thurman Timber Co. LLC wants at least 20 acres for a timber sale. It suits owners with 20 acres or more of pine or hardwood who want a sale handled alongside management advice. From thurmantimber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Blue Ridge Lumber Co., LLC is a hardwood sawmill in Fishersville, Virginia, and has operated since April 1981. It also buys timber. Its Fishersville mill and log yard are at 183 Mule Academy Road, and it serves Augusta County. The Highland County Log Yard in Monterey also takes logs from Bath County, Virginia, and Pendleton, Grant, Hardy and Hampshire counties in West Virginia. Logs come in at four yards: Fishersville, Covington, Monterey and Miller's Tavern. Miller's Tavern accepts first and second cuts that are 14 inches in diameter and larger. The Highland County yard receives logs 7 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday and pays on Friday for logs received by 5 pm Wednesday. Miller's Tavern keeps 8 am to 4 pm hours. The mill works in Red and White Oak, Poplar, Ash, Hard and Soft Maple, Hickory, Cherry and Walnut, plus what it calls "local exotics" such as Cedar, Basswood, Butternut, Elm and Sassafras. It cuts rough green, air dried or kiln dried lumber, custom millwork, and custom flooring, paneling and trim. Special cut green White Oak, Red Oak or Poplar orders need a 50% deposit when placed. Retail sales take cash or check only. The forestry department is based in Fishersville and is led by degreed foresters. The company is registered by the Commonwealth of Virginia and licensed and registered by the State of West Virginia. It holds compliance agreements with the Commonwealth of Virginia and the United States Forest Service, takes part in the Sharp Logger Program, and carries the National Hardwood Lumber Association credential. It suits a landowner with hardwood logs in Augusta County or Highland County who wants a mill, several log yards and a timber buyer under one name. From blueridgelumber.net, read 17 October 2026.

W R Deacon & Sons Timber Inc is a timber buyer in Lexington, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Turman Forest Products, Inc. is a hardwood sawmill in Bedford, Virginia, and it also buys standing timber from private landowners in Virginia. The mill has operated since 1981, when the Allen family started it as Hilltop Lumber. The work is standing timber purchase, gate log procurement, and a free on-site timber consultation. A professional forester walks your woods with you, looks at the terrain and access, and checks the species, age, and quality of your trees. You get clear details on what the timber may be worth and whether a harvest makes sense, all with "no obligation to sell." The company offers fair competitive pricing and customized compensation options. It buys poplar, white oak, red oak, and hickory. It also buys gate logs directly from landowners and loggers at the sawmill. The company works in Bedford County, Botetourt County, Rockbridge County, Amherst County, Roanoke County, and the Blue Ridge Mountain Region. It suits a landowner in those areas with poplar, oak, or hickory on the land who wants a forester to look at the trees before deciding whether to sell at all. From turmanforestproducts.com, read 17 October 2026.

Pembelton Forest Products is a family-operated company in Blackstone, Virginia, at 402 Davis Mill Rd. It started in 2001 and works in Nottoway County. It runs a sawmill, buys timber, and offers timber harvesting and land clearing. The main thing they buy is hardwood. Red and white oak, poplar and other hardwood species come from landowners and contractors, and they keep a well-stocked yard for their buyers. Their qualified professionals will evaluate your property, give you "a fair analysis of the timber," and make an offer. The mill is a band sawmill that can saw more than 15 million board feet of lumber a year. It sells rough-cut dimensional lumber, pallet and mat material, fencing, flooring, and chips, sawdust and bark. Timber harvesting is done through their affiliate, F&P Enterprises Inc., which follows timber harvesting guidelines. The office number is (434) 292-7511. This suits a Nottoway County landowner with oak or poplar who wants a local mill to look at the timber and make an offer, and who may want the cutting and clearing handled by the same company. From pembeltonforestproducts.com, read 17 October 2026.

F and P Enterprises is a timber buyer at 15961 Goodes Bridge Road in Amelia Court House, Virginia. It is one of the companies in the F & P Group of Companies, which serves the wood, timber and land development markets in Amelia, VA and surrounding counties. Amelia is the county named. The main work is "Timber Procurement and Sales." The F & P Group operates, and contracts with, logging crews and wood yards to harvest timber for sale to sawmills, papermills and other mills. So the buying side and the harvesting side are both handled within the group. It suits a landowner in Amelia County who wants timber bought for mill markets and harvested by logging crews the business works with. From fandpgroup.com, read 17 October 2026.

Meherrin River Forest Products is a sawmill business in Alberta, Virginia, and it also buys standing timber. It started in 2011 with one operation and 9 employees. Today it has four locations and more than 130 employees, with three sawmills and dry-kiln facilities in Virginia and North Carolina. The company ships lumber around the world. They buy standing timber in Virginia and North Carolina, working with their partner Union Level Land & Timber, LLC, a team of loggers. Their listed services are buying standing timber, timber appraisal, and timber harvesting. Brunswick is named as a county they serve. To get a free timber stand appraisal, you fill out the request on their website, and they say they will contact you as soon as possible. They belong to the Virginia Forestry Association, the North Carolina Forestry Association, the Virginia Loggers Association, the Carolina Loggers Association, and three other trade groups. Their president, Don Bright, puts their approach this way: "Good Stewardship is not an option, it's our way." This business suits a landowner with timber in Virginia or North Carolina who wants a sawmill company that buys standing timber and can also handle the logging and the appraisal. From meherrinriver.com, read 10 October 2026.

Meno Mill Works is a wood mill in Cumberland, Virginia, about an hour's drive west of downtown Richmond. The mill describes itself as a family-owned and -operated wood milling company. Joshua Lewis bought it in August 2024 from MENO Life, and he hopes to run it as a nonprofit, with profit going back into that program. The mill is "committed to sustainable timber purchasing and processing," and it works mainly in white oak and pine. Its services include cutting to length, ripping, planning, re-sawing, edge-banding and wide belt sanding. It also makes custom dimensional lumber in a range of thicknesses and grades, and it guarantees each order meets construction industry standards for barns, decking and homes. A third line is utility access mats, sometimes called swamp mats, used for temporary roads. To start a job, you fill out a short form on the website describing your project, and the mill says it will be in touch within 24 hours. You can also call (571) 335-5830, Monday to Friday, 7am to 4pm. Some of its mill work comes from members of the nearby MENO housing program, who bundle firewood for the local state park. This suits a landowner with white oak or pine who wants it milled into lumber locally. From menomill.com, read 17 October 2026.

VCR Forestry is a timber buying and timber sales business in Warrenton, Virginia. It buys standing trees from landowners and also runs harvest jobs from start to finish. The counties it serves are listed as Fauquier, and its stated service area covers Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland. The team has over 30 years in the business. The minimum is 20 acres, and smaller woodlots fall below it. A sale starts with a signed contract, which does not oblige you to sell. An independent contractor then does a timber cruise, counting trees by species, diameter and height to estimate the board footage. The timber is marketed to buyers and mills in the surrounding area, usually within 90 miles of the operation. When an offer comes in and a buyer contract is signed, payment can arrive in as little as one to two weeks. For a harvest, the business says it manages every aspect of the project. After you are paid, it acts as your agent between you and the harvest crew, and it says it helps make sure best management practices and Virginia law are followed. Calvert Clark is the head broker and owner. The firm says it will help you with the process of marketing and selling your trees for "top dollar." This suits a landowner with 20 acres or more who wants a sale marketed to mills across the three states, or who wants one firm to run the harvest from start to finish. From vcrforestry.com, read 17 October 2026.

Augusta Lumber Co is a timber buyer in West Point, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Old Belt Land & Timber is a timber buyer in Chatham, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Smith Mountain Land & Lumber, Inc. is a family owned and operated hardwood sawmill in Huddleston, Virginia. It was established in 1990. The mill is at 2868 Crab Orchard Road, and the phone number is 540-297-1205. The mill produces Fine Appalachian Hardwoods in any size and length up to 24 foot. Its products include bridge mat timbers, which are 8 inches thick and run 14 to 18 foot long, and fence boards. The yard also has a selection of lumber. The business sells Natural Aged Doubled ground mulch wholesale and says dump trucks are welcome. Buying timber is part of the work too. The business states it plainly: "We buy timber." The mill and yard are open Monday through Thursday from 7:00 to 4:00 and Friday from 7:00 to noon. Monty Burnette and Matthew Burnette are the names listed for contact, and the contact page asks people to fill in the form there. This business suits a landowner with hardwood to sell who wants a local, long-running sawmill that cuts its own lumber and also buys timber. From smithmtnlandandlumberinc.com, read 17 October 2026.

Marcus Cox & Sons Inc is a timber buyer in Moneta, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Turman Lumber Company is a timber buyer and sawmill on the edge of Christiansburg, Virginia, just off Interstate 81 at exit 109. It has operated since 1979 and is part of The Turman Group. It buys standing timber as well as logs, so you can sell the trees while they still stand or after they are cut and delivered. The company's foresters will come out to your land, and they say, "We will come out free of charge" to give you a dollar value for your standing timber. Turman Lumber accepts veneer, saw and pulpwood logs in all grades. Softwood and hardwood pulpwood is bought by the ton. Species it lists include Eastern White Pine, Ash, Cherry, Hickory, Maple, Red Oak, White Oak, Poplar and Walnut. Its log yard is in southwest Virginia. The company covers a large portion of southwest Virginia, north to the West Virginia state line and south to the North Carolina border, and sometimes beyond. A free forester consultation is open to landowners who want to know what their timber is worth before they decide anything. This suits landowners in southwest Virginia or near the North Carolina border who have pine or hardwood stands and want a forester to put a price on the trees before they choose a buyer. From turmanlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Griffith Lumber Co Inc is a sawmill and timber buyer in Woolwine, Virginia, at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Earl Griffith founded the business in 1933 with an old sawmill and boiler. The Griffith family still runs it, now into its fourth generation, and it describes its hardwoods as "Four generations of quality hardwoods." The company buys logs, especially poplar, white oak and cross tie logs, at three locations: Woolwine, Floyd and Stanleytown. Hemlock is also among the species it names. It also buys timberland and standing timber. The area it covers is Patrick County. Beyond buying, it makes lumber and stacking sticks, and it produces millions of board feet of lumber each year. A landowner with poplar, white oak or cross tie logs, or with standing hardwood to sell, will find a local mill run by the same family since 1933. The office is at 1284 Charity Highway in Woolwine and keeps weekday hours. It suits owners who want a Patrick County mill that buys hardwood logs and timber. From griffithlumber.net, read 17 October 2026.

NWH is a hardwood lumber business listed in Buena Vista, Virginia, and the register places its sawmill there. Its headquarters is in Dallas, Texas. Established in 1967, NWH manufactures kiln-dried hardwood lumber and sells to manufacturers and distributors across North America, Europe, and Asia. It buys logs and standing timber, and it also does logging. NWH works with landowners who have a minimum of 10 acres to harvest. In Virginia it buys ash, cherry, chestnut oak, hard maple, poplar, red oak, soft maple, walnut, and white oak. The sale runs in four steps: a consultation and evaluation of your timber, a detailed estimate, an agreement with payment terms, and then the harvest. The harvest is done by their own timber management staff or by logging partners, and it follows the state's Best Management Practices for timber harvesting. The stated aim is minimal soil disturbance and protection of the timber left standing. Their own pitch is simple: "We want to buy your logs & standing timber." This suits a Virginia landowner with at least 10 acres of the listed hardwoods who wants a sawmill buyer with a clear path from estimate to payment. From nwh.com, read 4 October 2026.

Long Island Lumber is a sawmill in Long Island, Virginia, at 667 Whitehall Rd. Its main trade is milling, and it also buys standing timber. The company started in June of 2001 and has been owned by Steven Yoder since January 2021. It serves Campbell County. For a landowner, the timber side is the part to read closely. The forestry team buys standing tracts of predominantly hardwood timber within Virginia, and white oak is one of the species named. The timber page promises help "from start to finish." That means an initial timber inspection, then harvesting, and assistance with replanting if you want it. Mikey Perdue is the forester listed for timber questions, and the office phone is (434) 283-1583. The mill also makes logging mats, bridge mats and hardwood stakes. The mats are built from white oak. It suits a landowner with hardwood timber in Virginia, especially white oak, who wants one company to handle the inspection, the harvest and any replanting. From longislandlumber.com, read 17 October 2026.

Northwest Land & Timber is a veteran-owned timber and land company in Pilot Mountain, North Carolina. It buys standing timber from landowners, handles the cutting, and sells the harvested wood. It also clears land, grades sites, builds gravel driveways, sets culverts, and grinds brush and unmarketable wood into mulch. The company has operated since 2021 and serves Surry County and the NC Triad. For timber work, the company takes on tracts of 15 acres or less. Its own site puts it plainly: "You don't need hundreds of acres to make your timber worth a conversation." Harvest methods include clear cutting, select cutting, planted pine thinning, and reforestation harvesting. Species include oak, hickory, walnut, poplar, maple, sweet gum, loblolly, shortleaf, and white pine. Walk-through estimates and timber evaluations are free and done on site. You receive an agreed percentage of the sale under a written agreement, and payments can run weekly, monthly, or at the end of the harvest. Trees you want kept can be marked and left standing. The crew holds Pro Logger certification, is a member of the NC Forestry Association, and is licensed and insured. Harvests follow state forestry guidelines for streamside buffers, crossings, and debris control. This suits a landowner with a modest stand of timber in or near Surry County who wants one owner-operated outfit to handle both the cutting and the site work that may follow. Call 336-929-0686. From northwestlandtimber.com, read 10 October 2026.

Timbco, LLC is a timber buyer based in South Boston, Virginia. It buys standing timber and arranges the harvest, and it also does logging and forestry consulting. Its work covers Central North Carolina, Southside Virginia, and the Sandhills of North Carolina. Counties it names include Halifax, Charlotte, Pittsylvania, and Mecklenburg. The founders, Jason Wallace and Phillip Smith, have more than 40 years of combined experience in the North Carolina and Virginia timber industry between them. The work includes clear cutting, first and second thinning of pine plantations, shelter-wood harvests, wildlife habitat enhancement, development harvests, and reforestation or replanting. The wood sold is pulpwood. The minimum is 15 acres of harvestable timber, because of the size of the equipment and what it costs to move it. Tracts of 15 acres or more get a free inspection with no obligation to sell. If you sell, you can be paid as a lump sum once the contract is signed and notarized, or by the load each week. The firm prefers 24-month contracts, and that term can be negotiated. Phillip Smith is an NC Registered Forester. The foresters are Pro-Logger and/or Sharp Logger certified, and the firm belongs to the North Carolina and Virginia Forestry Associations. Its logging contractors carry workers' compensation and general liability insurance. Timbco, LLC describes its approach as "hands on," from the first meeting through to replanting. This suits a landowner with pine tracts of 15 acres or more who wants one firm to handle the job from the first visit to replanting. From timbcollc.com, read 10 October 2026.

Union Level Timber Llc is a timber buying business in South Hill, Virginia. Buying timber is its main trade, and it also does logging as an independent logger. It works across southside and southcentral Virginia through north central North Carolina, and Mecklenburg County is the one named as served. It offers three services: timber harvesting, hardwood log purchasing, and free timber inspections. The inspection is a "no-obligation inspection" that looks at potential yields and forest management before you decide anything. For hardwood logs, the business offers competitive prices for a wide variety of species. It has dozens of markets for forest products across Virginia and North Carolina, and it uses them to bring the highest value to the property owner for their forest. The team brings a combined 205 years of forestry experience. The business also wants to partner with property owners and with people building careers in forestry or logging. This one suits a landowner in the Virginia or North Carolina areas it names who has hardwood logs to sell and wants an inspection before committing to anything. From unionleveltimbergroup.com, read 17 October 2026.

Tidd’s Timberworks, LLC is a timber buyer in Culpeper, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

JL Gardner Hardwoods is a timber buying business in Axton, Virginia, with a log yard there on Daniel Road and another in Glade Hill. James Leeland Gardner Jr. owns it. The business buys standing timber, which it calls stumpage, from private and public landowners. It also does log procurement and timber management, and it gets its logs from independent loggers across the region. The woods it names are red oak, white oak, walnut, hickory, ash and poplar. Stumpage buying covers Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, and Henry County is named as its service area. The Gardner family has been in the lumber industry for the last 20 years, and the buyers have more than 30 years combined in the forest industry. Logs can be inspected at the yard or shipped to U.S. customers and abroad. The business describes its logs as "handpicked and quality inspected." The forester, Neil Brooks, holds a Bachelor of Science in Forest Resource Management from Virginia Tech. He spent nearly eight years with the Virginia Department of Forestry in Franklin, Henry and Patrick Counties, working with landowners and loggers. If you want to harvest your timber or improve your forest management, the business asks you to call (540) 420-2133. This suits a landowner with hardwood stands who wants a buyer with a trained forester on staff. From jlgardner.org, read 17 October 2026.

R.C. Timber & Excavating L.L.C. is based in Front Royal, Virginia. Its main trade is buying standing timber. It also produces firewood, which it describes as "high quality firewood," and it offers land clearing and excavation along with complete tree care. If you have trees on your land that you want to sell while they are still standing, buying standing timber is the work the business leads with. Its firewood side means it also cuts and prepares wood for fuel. The same firm handles clearing and excavation for a site, and tree care for trees that need attention. The business keeps listed hours every day of the week, from 9 am to 5 pm. Its website invites landowners to "see us in person," so you can talk through your land face to face before you decide anything. This suits a landowner in or near Front Royal who has standing timber to sell and may also want clearing, excavation or tree work done by the same local firm. From rctimbers.com, read 17 October 2026.

Porter's Wood Products Inc is a timber buyer in Boykins, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Wilson Resources, LLC is a hardwood log yard and hardwood log exporter based in Pamplin, Virginia, at 3391 Piney Ridge Road. They also have a Pennsylvania office in Waynesburg. Their listed service area covers Virginia, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and they name Appomattox County as part of it. They say they buy only the finest standing timber and logs available. They handle white oak, walnut, yellow and white poplar, red oak, cedar, cherry, gum, maple and hickory. Their log grades include rift, flat cut and saw logs, along with veneer poplar and oversized or specialty logs such as tabletop logs. They also sell hardwood lumber and crane mats. A sale starts with you sending the species and grades you need. They then "hand pick your load for you." On request, they will send video or photos before the logs are loaded. Logs can be packed into containers for ocean shipment, or delivered anywhere in North America by their own trucks and partner carriers. This suits a landowner with good hardwood logs who wants them sent overseas or trucked a long way, and who wants to see the load before it leaves the woods. From wilsonresourcellc.com, read 17 October 2026.

Caruso Inc is a timber buyer in West Point, Virginia, at 18000 Eltham Road. It exports American logs, lumber and sliced veneers. The phone number is 804.843.4586. Hardwood logs are the specialty. Caruso Inc aims to "supply the right type of log to the right customer." It controls the log purchasing and shipping itself, which keeps the work to "an efficient and timely process." It also commits to visiting both customers and suppliers to understand how each side works. The species it handles are Tulip Poplar, Yellow Poplar, Red Oak, White Oak, Maple, Cherry, Walnut and African Sapele. New Kent County is in its service area, and the business sits in King William County. It was established in 1998, and its roots go back to 1980. Caruso Inc is FSC certified as a chain of custody controlled wood supplier. This suits a landowner with hardwood logs of those species who wants one buyer to handle both the purchasing and the shipping, and who wants the wood to come from a certified chain of custody. From caruso-inc.com, read 17 October 2026.

New River Hardwoods is a hardwood sawmill based in Ewing, Virginia, in Lee County, with its main office in Mountain City, Tennessee. It also works as a forestry consultant and a timber buyer. The company began lumber production in 1991. For a landowner, the forestry side is the part to look at first. Its forest resource team includes graduate foresters and forestry technicians who handle timberland management and log production. Each tract gets a customized plan that fits the owner's stated goals and follows forestry practice on environmental compliance and stand improvement. Financial terms can also be tailored to the owner's objectives. The company buys and sells logs, including veneer, saw, rotary and peeler logs, and it asks owners interested in selling land, standing timber, saw logs or veneer logs to get in touch. Its own motto is "Nothing Wasted. Everything Valued." The service area covers Lebanon, Gate City, Erwin, Roan Mountain and Mountain City, and the office can be reached at 423-727-4019. It suits a landowner with hardwood timber who wants a written management plan and a log buyer under one company name. From newriverhardwoods.com, read 3 October 2026.

Vassar Land & Forestry LLC is a timber buyer in Appomattox County, Virginia. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A timber buyer purchases standing timber and arranges the harvest. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Columbia Forest Products Inc is a hardwood plywood and veneer maker based in Chatham, in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. The company has operated since 1957. It makes panels for cabinetry, fine furniture and architectural millwork in seven connected plants across the U.S. and Canada. Its forestry page says the company "carefully manages forest resources," and it lists plywood, veneer and logs among its products. For landowners, the company buys timber, and its named species are hardwood, Red Alder, walnut veneer and maple plywood. It says it works directly with private landowners to manage their forestland under the FSC Forest Management Standard. It holds FSC forest management certification, and all of its plywood and veneer mills hold FSC Chain-of-Custody Certification. It prefers suppliers who harvest selectively and let the forest regenerate. The company also uses drones and satellite images to cruise stands and plan roads and water crossings. It suits a landowner with hardwood timber who wants it going to a certified plywood and veneer maker. From columbiaforestproducts.com, read 4 October 2026.

Forest Resources Management Inc is a forestry consulting firm based in Aylett, Virginia. It works with private and public landowners across eastern and central Virginia, and its pages name Amelia, Charles City, Caroline, Essex, and King and Queen counties. Frank O. Brooks, Jr. founded it in the mid 1980s, and it has helped landowners for over 40 years. Its services include timber sales, timber valuation, real estate appraisals, real estate sales, long-term forest management, timberland investment analysis, forest taxation, GIS mapping, reforestation, and prescribed burning. The only tree type named on its pages is pine plantation thinnings. In 2024 it handled clear cut and select cut sales on over 1,400 acres. A timber sale can run start to finish. The firm offers a "turn key" sale that begins with the timber appraisal and ends with complete reforestation of the tract. You can also have only certain parts of a sale done. It says it markets a tract to the buyers interested in that particular wood, often from outside the local area. John R. Reid, CF, is a Certified Forester and a Certified General Real Estate Appraiser. Bill Pownall holds a real estate salesperson license from 2018. Staff are certified by the Virginia Department of Forestry to write Forest Stewardship Plans, by the American Forest Foundation to prepare Tree Farm Plans, and by the Natural Resources Conservation Service to prepare Management Plans. The smallest job on its pages is the 16-acre Mitchell Tract in King and Queen County. That is the smallest tract shown, not a stated minimum. It suits a landowner in eastern or central Virginia who wants a sale handled from appraisal through replanting, or who needs help with just one part of it. From frmva.com, read 23 October 2026.

American Hardwood Industries is a timber buyer based in Waynesboro, Virginia. Its page asks landowners to sell their logs and timber to the company, and it says it buys year round. The area it names is Waynesboro city. The species it lists are ash and white oak. The page puts it as "From Ash to White Oak," and says the company can help with all of it. It buys full loads or mixed loads. American Hardwood Industries says it is a member of the Baillie Group, and its brands are Augusta Lumber and Blue Triangle Hardwoods. To ask about a sale, call 540-946-9150 or use the quote request on the company's page. This suits a landowner with ash or white oak to sell in the Waynesboro city area, who has either a full load or a mixed load. From ahwood.com, read 21 October 2026.

Brown's Forest Products Inc is a sawmill in Drakes Branch, Virginia, in Charlotte County. It has operated since 1974 and calls itself a local, family-owned and -operated business. It buys timber from landowners, and it also buys land outright, harvests the timber, and handles the logging itself. Its office is on Craftons Gate Highway, and the phone number is 434-735-8179. The mill makes quality hardwood lumber, crossties, and boards. It also makes double-shredded hardwood bark mulch from the wood it processes. The business names the Southern VA area as the place it serves and says it is a proud member of the Railway Tie Association. It offers free estimates. Discounts are available but depend on payment terms, so ask about those before you agree to anything. Safety is named as the main priority. On its own page, the business says: "If you own land with timber, we are prepared to buy wood from you at a fair price." This suits a landowner with hardwood on the place who wants a local mill to take the timber or the whole tract, and who wants the payment terms spelled out before signing. From brownsforestproducts.com, read 21 October 2026.