Mills

Yakama Forest Products Log Yard is a sawmill operation based in White Swan, Washington. It handles lumber production, harvest operations, and commercial thinning, alongside work in forest conservation and fire prevention. The mill runs both a small-diameter line and a large-diameter line, and it was built up after large reservation wildfires made salvage logging a necessity. Its work centers on the Yakama Nation Reservation, roughly 1.4 million acres in south-central Washington, with about 650,000 acres in forest and woodlands. It has also taken on restoration work with the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in the Central Washington Cascades, including a stewardship agreement to restore 548 acres in the Dry Creek drainage, a project that paired commercial thinning with road repair and decommissioning work. No stated minimum acreage is given for landowner jobs, but the smallest project named on its own pages is that 548-acre Dry Creek restoration, so that gives a sense of the scale this operation is used to. The business describes itself as "A Nation's Pride You Can Build On" and ties its forestry work to a broader mission of caring for tribal lands for future generations. This one suits a landowner whose land sits within or near the Yakama Nation Reservation in Yakima County, rather than someone with a small private wooded parcel elsewhere in the state. From yakamaforestproducts.com, read 4 October 2026.

Liberty Saw Works is a mill in Lincoln County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

CMF Sawmill is a family-run sawmill in Naselle, Washington, on the state's southern coast. It's run by Craig Fruehling, owner and operator, and it serves Pacific County. The work here is custom sawing rather than standing timber sales. They cut rough sawn lumber, custom beams, and custom full dimension lumber, working with premium Douglas-fir, Sitka spruce, and western red cedar. If you've got cedar logged off your property and want it sawed into siding for a new build, or you need lumber cut to your own dimensions, that's the kind of job they take. CMF LLC describes itself as a "Family Sawmill business" and says it specializes in "custom sawn forest products." That matches what they show: fresh cedar fence boards, siding cut for a customer's home, beams, and full dimension lumber, all milled to order. This suits a landowner who already has logs on the ground, or standing timber lined up to cut, and wants a local mill to turn it into usable lumber, rather than someone to come in and buy or harvest the timber itself. From cmfsawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Taylor Ranch Timbers Portable Sawmilling is a sawmill out of Loon Lake, Washington, serving Stevens County. The Taylor family started sawmilling in 2015 at their home there, running a Woodmizer LT40 portable mill, and Justin now runs it full-time with help from his wife and growing family. They'll come on-site to "turn your logs into usable dimensional lumber and beams," cutting douglas fir, cedar, pine, and fir. Work includes rough sawn lumber cut to custom dimensions, planed lumber, T&G, car decking, shiplap, and siding. They also re-saw old timbers down to the size you need, and they buy log truck loads, especially large douglas fir and cedar. Their mill can handle logs up to 42 inches across and cut beams up to 44 feet long, so if you've got something oversized or oddly shaped, that's their kind of job. There's no stated minimum acreage, but their work centers on individual logs and custom cuts rather than whole-tract sales, so this fits a landowner with a handful of trees down or a specific building project in mind, not someone looking to sell standing timber off a large parcel. The business is local veteran owned and operated. This suits a landowner in or near Stevens County who already has logs, or a few big trees worth milling, and wants them turned into usable lumber or beams rather than sold as a stumpage deal. From taylorranchtimbers.com, read 4 October 2026.

Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) Sawmill runs a sawmill in Centralia, Washington, and buys logs, land, and standing timber as part of a larger company based in Redding, California. They describe themselves as "one of the largest purchasers of logs and timber in North America," and they buy "throughout the western U.S. and Canada." The species they take include Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Douglas Fir, Incense Cedar, White Fir, and Western Hemlock. Their work covers buying logs, land, or timber, along with their own logging. For Washington landowners, they serve Lewis County, and their procurement contact for the Centralia mill is listed by name and phone on their site. They point to professional foresters on staff, and their site talks about Sustainable Forestry Initiative commitments and documents they've put together for log suppliers and contractors, including fact sheets by state, Washington among them. SPI also traces its sequestration figures back to 1990. This fits a landowner near Centralia or elsewhere in Lewis County who has the species SPI buys and wants a straightforward sale to a large, established mill rather than a smaller local outfit. From spi-ind.com, read 4 October 2026.

High Cascade Forest LLC is based in Carson, Washington. It works as the sales agent for Wilkins, Kaiser & Olsen Inc. (WKO) and Mt. Hood Forest Products LLC, and it buys logs. So if you're looking at a sale, this is the outfit standing between your trees and the mill, handling the purchase side of things. It's listed under log purchases, and it serves Skamania County. There's no minimum tract size stated, so if you're on a smaller parcel it may be worth a call to ask rather than assume you're too small. This fits a landowner in or near Skamania County who wants to sell logs and deal directly with a sales agent working on behalf of named mills, rather than hunting down the mills separately. From highcascade.net, read 4 October 2026.

Alta Forest Products is a mill in Shelton, Washington. 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.

Great Western Sawmill LLC is a mill in Everson, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Forest Shepherd Inc. Lumber Milling, Kiln Drying, Specialty Lumber Sales & Custom Woodworking is based in Monroe, Washington, and works mainly in Snohomish County. This is a sawmill operation, not a timber buyer or logging crew. They mill logs into live edge slabs and specialty or dimensional lumber, dry it on-site in a vacuum kiln, do custom milling to spec, and will bring a mobile mill to your site. They also do custom woodworking with the lumber they produce. The owner, Julian Iacobazzi, has worked with wood for years and has been a General Contractor for 25 years. He describes the logs they use as "locally sourced, salvaged, reclaimed, and ethically harvested," some coming from arborists and homeowners removing trees. Species mentioned are maples and cottonwoods. The business holds a Washington Contractor License (FORESSI836PE). There's no stated minimum acreage, so there's nothing to go by there in terms of a tract size policy or a smallest job on record. This fits a landowner who already has logs down, maybe from a storm, a removal, or clearing for a project, and wants them milled into usable lumber, dried, and possibly worked into something finished, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber. From forestshepherd.org, read 4 October 2026.

Hantho Custom Sawmill LLC is a mill in La Center, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Fox Lumber Mill is a sawmill in Montesano, Washington. It's listed in the mills category and it serves Grays Harbor county. The mill takes in Doug Fir, "100%" of what it processes, and turns it into pallet parts, railroad ties, dimensional lumber, timbers, studs and finger-jointed studs, fencing and rails, panels and plywood, and wood pellets and residuals. It describes itself as "committed to producing high-quality lumber products with efficiency and care," and says it has "Over 200mbf of lumber produced daily." This is a milling operation, not a service that comes out to walk your woods or mark trees for harvest. It buys or processes logs and turns them into finished wood products. This listing does not give a minimum acreage or tract size for the Montesano mill. Fox Lumber Mill suits a Doug Fir landowner in Grays Harbor county who already has logs cut or ready to move, and who is looking for a mill to take that wood rather than a logger or forester to come plan and run the harvest itself. From foxlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Glenwood Valley Timber is a mill in Glenwood, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Guy Bennett Lumber Co, known as Bennett Lumber, is a sawmill in Clarkston, Washington. They buy saw logs and timberland and will make a cash offer on a timber parcel. Alongside their main work of milling lumber, they also offer management assistance to landowners on request. They've operated since 1939. They own and manage about 70,000 acres of forest land across northern Idaho and Eastern Washington, and serve landowners in Whitman County. Professional foresters work out of their Clarkston office, and you can reach them to ask about current log prices or request a cash offer on a parcel. Their offer includes "competitive log prices and an honest scale." They hold certification under the 2022 SFI Standard for Fiber Sourcing and Forest Management, a standard covering fiber sourcing and forest practices across North America. This fits a landowner in Whitman County with saw timber to sell, who wants a straightforward price from a mill that has been buying logs in this corner of the Northwest since 1939. From blpi.com, read 4 October 2026.

WKO Inc is a sawmill in Carson, Washington. They run "a modern state of the art sawmill with dry kilns and a planer mill specializing in high quality kiln dried dimension lumber and green timbers," so this isn't a one-truck logging outfit, it's a mill operation with its own kiln drying and planing on site. Beyond milling, they also buy logs directly, listing "Log Buyer" among their specialties, with a named contact, Jon Paul Anderson, for that side of the business. They serve Skamania County. No tree species are named and no minimum tract size is given anywhere in what they've put out, so there's nothing to go on for the smallest job they'd take. This fits a landowner near Carson who has logs ready to sell and wants a mill that will buy direct, rather than someone looking for a logger to come walk 10 acres and plan a harvest from scratch. From wkoinc.com, read 4 October 2026.

Victory Sawmill is a mill in Snohomish, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Meyers Custom Lumber is a family-operated sawmill and millwork shop in Willard, Washington, in the Little White Salmon River Valley. Matt is the owner and sawyer, with over 20 years running a sawmill in the Columbia Gorge area, and the business went full-time in 2008. This is a mill and a timber buyer both. They purchase logs from local logging companies and private landowners, so if you've got standing timber on your own ground, that's who you'd be talking to. They cut fir in the rough, from beams and posts to lumber and board and batt siding, plus planed and finish grade material like tongue and groove flooring, S4S trim boards, and 2x6 fir car decking. They also work in cedar, turning out decking, bevel siding, and tongue and groove 1x4. Their equipment includes an LT40 hydraulic Wood-Mizer bandsaw mill, a Logosol 4-head planer-moulder for custom moulding profiles, and a dry kiln. They serve Skamania County. Their own words sum up the goal plainly: they want to give you material "that is a pleasure to work with." This fits a landowner near the Gorge with fir or cedar to sell who wants it milled into real lumber and siding, not just hauled off as logs. From meyerscustomlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Washington Timber Company is a sawmill in Arlington, Washington, right on Deer Creek at the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River. They have been milling large and oversized timbers since 1977. If you have big Douglas Fir or Western Red Cedar on your land, this is a mill built around exactly that kind of wood. They mill Old Growth Douglas Fir, Structural Douglas Fir, and Western Red Cedar, and they say "Old Growth Douglas Fir & Cedar milled to your exact dimensions." They cut structural grade timber in custom dimensions, sizes up to 30 by 30, and lengths to 60 feet. The work covers lumber and milling, timber structures, build kits, equestrian facilities, commercial projects, and international export. They also buy timber, not just mill it. Their own words put it plainly: "We don't just sell lumber. We mill it, fabricate it, build with it, and ship it." They list Snohomish County as served, and they ship finished timber nationwide and abroad from the Arlington mill. Their process for structure builds runs through four steps: estimate, design, mill, and build, with their own crew doing the installation rather than subcontractors. This fits a landowner with large, old growth Douglas Fir or cedar timber, especially if you want it milled into structural beams or a finished structure rather than sold as logs. If you are looking at smaller or mixed stands, this mill is built for oversized, high grade timber work, not general logging. From washingtontimbercompany.com, read 4 October 2026.

Canyon Lumber Co Inc is a sawmill in Everett, Washington, built around Douglas Fir. They manufacture specialty products such as kiln dried Douglas Fir beams, architectural posts and beams, kiln dried clear posts, bridge timbers, scaffold plank, and Douglas Fir clear finish boards, aimed at high-end commercial and residential building. They work only in Douglas Fir, and only with logs already cut. The mill doesn't own timberland and doesn't buy standing trees directly; it relies on logs delivered by loggers and purchased from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources. The mill is SFI Certified and ships to both domestic and international markets, naming Washington, Japan, and Spain among the places it supplies. It names Snohomish county among the areas it serves. Orders can run "pieces, truckloads, or carloads," so both small and large batches are handled. The company has been running since 1907 and describes itself as a "third generation, privately held corporation." This suits a landowner whose timber has already been logged, who is looking for a mill to turn Douglas Fir logs into finished beams, timbers, or scaffold plank, rather than a logger or buyer looking at standing trees on the stump. From canyonlumbercompany.com, read 4 October 2026.

Jefferson Timber Cooperative is a mill in Port Townsend, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer and a consulting forester. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Fritch Mill is a sawmill in Snohomish, Washington. They've been turning Douglas Fir, Hemlock, and Western Red Cedar into lumber since 1950, and they also buy logs. They also work with Alder, Maple, and Cottonwood. Their focus is on "hard to find cuttings to meet exacting specifications," including full or standard sawn rough. Saw sized cuttings are available, and they can surface sizes up to 8 x 16 on four sides. Beyond their core sawing, they offer custom sawing, planing, and unit sawing. They are a long time member of the Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau (PLIB) and keep two certified graders on staff. They serve Snohomish County. If you're a smaller landowner, take note: their custom sawing work carries a 50,000 board foot minimum, so this isn't the outfit for a small backyard batch of logs. That minimum is the clearest size marker they give. This fits a landowner with a real volume of logs to move, someone who wants specific cuts and grading done right, not a one-off small lot looking for a quick, informal sale. From fritchmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Beck Mill Co is a mill in Stanwood, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Teanaway Millworks is a sawmill and log buyer in Cle Elum, Washington, working out of Kittitas county. They buy Douglas Fir and Ponderosa Pine logs from private and public land within the county, and they cut rough-sawn boards and beams, custom cut to match what you already have. The mill itself has history behind it. It was built piecemeal over 40 years by Ed Conner, and Teanaway Millworks took over running it in 2021, keeping the same carriage and head-saw. They also run a log lathe built by the Montgomery-Pogue family, useful for smaller diameter logs from forest thinning. They describe their logs as "strategically harvested by local foresters to minimize waste and maximize forest health." Visits for pick up or drop off are by appointment. This fits a Kittitas county landowner with Douglas Fir or Ponderosa Pine who wants a local mill buying logs directly, especially if some of that timber is smaller diameter wood from thinning rather than big sawlogs. From teanawaymillworks.com, read 4 October 2026.

F A Koenig & Sons Inc is a mill in Sultan, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bear Creek Lumber is a sawmill in Winthrop, Washington. It has been family owned and operated there since 1977, offering "its specialty lumber services to the general public" since that year. This isn't a logging outfit that comes out and harvests your trees. It's a mill that takes wood and custom cuts it to order, in species like Western Red Cedar, Alaskan Yellow Cedar, Port Orford Cedar, Douglas Fir, and Pine/Spruce. If you've already got logs down, or standing timber someone else has cut, this is who turns it into siding, decking, timbers, post and beam, or shakes and shingles. The way a job runs: you give them the specific size, species, and grade you need, and one of their staff puts together a free estimate from there. They also handle logistics and shipping, so the finished lumber can move out to you. They're found in Chelan County and serve Okanogan County. This business suits a landowner who already has logs or timber in hand and wants it custom milled into usable lumber, not someone looking for a logger to come harvest standing trees. From bearcreeklumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

The Baskins Sawmill is a custom lumber mill in Port Angeles, Washington. This isn't a timber buyer or a logging outfit. It's a sawmill that cuts cedar lumber to order, so it fits the landowner who already has logs or standing trees and wants them turned into something usable rather than sold off. They cut fence boards, decking, beams, facias, and live edge slabs, working mainly in cedar. The business is family owned and locally owned, and it's insured. Work runs by appointment on week days, and quotes start with a text or a call before anything gets scheduled. They serve Clallam County, naming Port Angeles, Sequim, Joyce, Forks, and a handful of towns further out including Seattle, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Port Townsend, and Kingston. There's no stated minimum tract size, and no job on their site is listed as too small to take on. This fits a landowner with cedar on the property who wants it milled into fence boards, decking, or a live edge slab for a project, not someone looking to sell standing timber for cash. From baskinssawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Hermann Brothers Logging & Construction Inc. is based in Port Angeles, Washington. The company was "incorporated in 1968" and started as a small family-owned logging company before growing into a mechanized logging and trucking operation. Today the business runs transport, maintenance and repair, and a parts store alongside its logging roots. The fleet includes chip vans, flatbeds, step decks, and dry vans, and the company handles alder chips, hogfuel, mulch, sawdust, and topsoil as products. Its service area reaches across the Olympic and Kitsap Peninsulas, the Greater Puget Sound, the I-5 Corridor, Western Washington, Oregon, and beyond, with its main yard and truck shop in Port Angeles and an office in Tacoma. Alder is the species named on its pages. There's no acreage minimum given here, since the business is built around trucking, mechanized logging, and wood byproducts rather than taking on individual landowner timber sales. This one suits someone who already needs heavy hauling, truck repair, or wood chip and mulch products in the region, more than a landowner looking for a standard timber sale on a small wooded property. From hermannbros.com, read 4 October 2026.

Trillium Timber Co. is a mill in Jefferson County, Washington. 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.

Interfor US INC. is a mill in Port Angeles, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Westcoast Custom Timber is a portable sawmill business serving Greater Victoria and South Vancouver Island. They bring the mill right to your property and cut your downed or fallen trees into usable lumber on the spot. They offer portable saw milling with a Wood-Mizer mill, chainsaw milling for logs too big or curved for the mill, custom cutting at their own yard, and excavation or tree clearing work. Species they mention working with include Arbutus and Oak. If you've only got one or two smaller logs, you don't need a whole site visit, you can bring them to the yard to be cut. For bigger jobs, they'll come look at your logs and site first, then give you a firm price based on the lumber and services you need. There's no stated minimum amount of timber you need to make it worth a call, and they note "if you only have 1 or 2 smaller logs you want cut, you can bring them to us," which suggests they're set up to handle small volumes as well as full site visits. This fits a landowner who has a few downed trees, maybe from a storm, and wants them turned into something useful, like beams, fencing, or siding, rather than hauled away or burned. From westcoastcustomtimber.ca, read 4 October 2026.

Piper's Mill is a mill in Jefferson County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Pacific Northwest Timbers LLC is a sawmill in Port Townsend, Washington. They work with reclaimed wood, not standing timber. Their material comes from old structures taken apart, mostly 50 to 150 years old, and they resaw and finish it into flooring, siding, paneling, wainscoting, timbers, and trellis work. Species they work with include Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, and Sugar Pine. They describe themselves as an "FSC ® Certified Recycled 100% sawmill" and say their reclaimed wood gives "DOUBLE the LEED points vs. FSC 100% and FSC MIX credit wood." Pieces come in several finishes: old patina, wire brushed, sanded, resawn, surfaced four sides, and sandblasted, with each piece checked and sorted for grade before milling. They serve the greater Seattle area and are listed under Jefferson County, with a register entry found in Clallam County as well. This is not a place to call if you have standing timber to sell or a stand to log. It fits a landowner whose interest is in old buildings or reclaimed material rather than trees still on the stump, or someone looking for finished wood products made from salvaged old growth rather than a timber sale. From pacificnorthwesttimbers.com, read 4 October 2026.

Makah Sawmill is a mill in Neah Bay, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

SL Portable Sawmill LLC is a mill in Port Angeles, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Max Wood Lumber Co. is a mill in Camas, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Sering Sawmill Machinery Co is a mill in Battle Ground, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Allen Brown Woodwaste Inc is a mill in Washougal, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Columbia Cedar, Inc. - Kettle Falls is a mill in Kettle Falls, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Hampton Lumber Mills - Darrington is a mill in Darrington, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer and a consulting forester. A listing here is not an endorsement.

RSG Forest Products Inc is a mill in Kalama, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer and a logging contractor. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Vaagen Brothers Lumber Inc is a sawmill in Colville, Washington, and also buys timber. They work with smaller-diameter logs, taking in what a lot of other mills pass over. The business has been in the forest industry for over 70 years, started by Bert and Bud Vaagen in the early 1950s, and it is still run by the Vaagen family. They operate their flagship facility in Colville and run a second sawmill in Usk, Washington. They serve Stevens County. If you are a landowner thinking about harvesting and selling timber, they offer a free tree evaluation to talk through what you have and how they do business. Their approach is built around getting value from the whole tree, not just the sawlog. As they put it, they aim at "maximizing the use of every harvested tree," with bark, chips, and wood fiber going on to paper, power, and landscaping uses. They describe their work as "Specializing in the production of lumber from smaller-diameter logs," which matters if your stand is mostly smaller timber that bigger mills might not want. This fits a landowner near Colville or Usk whose trees run smaller in diameter and who wants a mill that is built around that kind of wood rather than large old growth. From vaagenbros.com, read 4 October 2026.

Bob's Big Boards is a sawmill in Longview, Washington. It cuts and finishes lumber from logs, working the wood from freshly felled tree through to a finished board, all processed in its own shop. This is not a timber buyer or a logging outfit. It takes in logs and turns them into boards and lumber, working with local hardwoods and sometimes rare woods that come its way. It specializes in large sizes, "Specializing in larger boards," and can handle pieces up to 6 feet wide and 25 feet long. Boards are air dried, then kiln dried to the right moisture, then sanded or planed before they go out. The company was founded in the early 2000s by Bob Doran, who had already spent decades in the wood business, "over 50 years of experience in the local hardwood industry," including many years at Weyerhaeuser in Longview before starting this family run mill. It is locally owned and family operated, and it sources its wood from in and around Cowlitz County, serving the Pacific Northwest and Southwest Washington more broadly. This fits a landowner who has already got logs down, or who is thinking about having a tree milled into boards for a project, rather than someone looking for help selling standing timber or finding a logger. From bobsbigboards.com, read 4 October 2026.

Sticks Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling is a portable sawmill operation based in Woodland, Washington. Brian Trembley runs it, cutting fir, cedar, oak, and maple on a Wood-Mizer LT-70, which he calls "the largest portable mill made by Wood-Mizer." He'll come to your place or you can bring wood to his, and he's been doing this since 2003. This isn't a timber sale business. It's custom milling: you bring or have logs on hand, and he cuts them into board and batten siding, framing stock, beams, short stock, natural edge slabs, beveled siding, furniture stock, instrument stock, artisan stock, or fencing. He also offers planing out of his home shop. His mill handles logs up to 20 feet long and 36 inches across without chainsaw work, and up to 5000 pounds without extra lifting gear. He serves southwest Washington and northern Oregon, and says he has cut logs from Washington County to Clark and Cowlitz counties to Lewis County. He describes his own approach plainly: "I thought that I could focus custom cutting to the small landowner niche." He also says "No Job Too Big or Small," so a single tree or a small stand both seem to be within what he'll take on. This fits a landowner who already has logs down, or a few trees to drop, and wants them turned into usable lumber rather than sold off as standing timber. From sticksmilling.com, read 4 October 2026.

Winlock Fibre LLC is a mill in Winlock, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Triple L Saw is a mill in Longview, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

RSG Forest Products is a mill in Woodland, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

The Rabbit Hole is a mill in Shelton, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Skagit River Sawmill is a mill in Springdale, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Virtual Timbers is a mill in Chewelah, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bayview Boards Custom Sawmilling is a family owned sawmill in Bow, Washington. They "sustainably harvest trees and make custom boards," and they've been at it since 2004, when founder Chris bought his first sawmill. This isn't a timber buying or logging outfit. It's a sawmill operation: they mill logs for other people, and they collect unique wood locally for their own projects, like specialty live edge tables. If you've got a log of your own, whether from a storm-fallen tree or a harvest, "you can also get your own personal log saw-milled at Bayview Boards." They work with Douglas Fir, Red Cedar, Black Walnut, and Black Oak, and they say to contact them to check what's in inventory. They serve Skagit County. There's no stated minimum acreage, but Chris's own family background gives a sense of scale: his family has owned about 40 acres of mature trees since 1953, which is what first made milling necessary for them. This fits a landowner who has a log or two to mill into boards, not a landowner looking to sell standing timber or hire a logging crew. From bayviewboards.weebly.com, read 4 October 2026.

South Union Sawmill is a mill in Elma, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Custom cuts sawmill of raymond is a mill in Pacific County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

The Buse Mill Company is a mill in Everett, Washington. 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.

Whidbey Millhouse is a sawmill and millhouse in Freeland, Washington, on the south end of Whidbey Island. It's family-owned and run, with a legacy the owners describe as "five generations of mill workers in the Pacific Northwest lumber business." It was founded in 2016. This isn't a timber buyer or logging outfit. The work here is milling finished wood products: flooring, shiplap, ceilings and sidings, and specialty items like tables, desks, and shelving. They work mainly in Douglas Fir, and also mill Pine, Spruce, Cedar, and Whidbey Alder. Each order is custom, with wood "hand select and precision cut" and kiln dried before it leaves the shop. Their wood comes from Sustainable Forestry Initiative certified mills. They deliver to job sites and residences within Western Washington and sometimes beyond, and they also ship nationwide through logistics companies. Orders can be ready within days if the product is in stock, or take a few weeks if it's run to order or the raw material is scarce. This business suits a landowner or homeowner looking for someone to turn wood into finished flooring, siding, or custom millwork, not someone trying to sell standing timber or have trees logged off their land. From whidbeymillhouse.com, read 4 October 2026.

Kitsap Dry Kiln & Milling is a kiln drying and portable sawmill outfit in Poulsbo, Washington. They dry lumber and live edge slabs for customers around Washington State, and they run a mobile sawmill for their kiln customers in central and north Kitsap and east Jefferson counties. If you have logs, they come to your site with a 25-foot sawmill and a tractor, measure your logs, and give you a written estimate priced by the board foot. They saw it into dimensional lumber, beams, or slabs, haul it straight to their kiln, and dry it to the moisture content you need. They've worked with Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, Big Leaf Maple, Red Alder, Western Hemlock, Ponderosa Pine, and a longer list of less common species including Black Walnut, White Oak, Madrone, and Cherry. Their mill handles logs up to 32 inches across and 20 feet long. There's no stated minimum acreage, but they say "no job is too small or too large," and their smallest job on record was a single carved cane, up against jobs of more than 8000 board feet of 5/4 lumber on the other end. They've been running kilns since 2019, under the Kitsap Dry Kiln name (formerly Northwest Saw & Dry Kiln), and the kilns run 24/7/365. This fits a landowner with just a few logs worth milling and drying, not a standing timber sale. If you want someone to buy your timber outright, this isn't that business, but if you want your own logs turned into usable, dry lumber, this is worth a call. From kitsapdrykiln.com, read 4 October 2026.

West Sound Lumber Co is a sawmill in Eastsound, Washington, on Orcas Island. It is a family-owned mill that cuts timber grown right there on the island. The mill works on custom cutting of large logs, with a focus on making long beams, and it also turns out dimensional lumber cut at full width rather than the thinner standard sizes. They describe themselves as able to "accommodate special or unique requests." The mill works with timber grown on Orcas Island and serves San Juan County, with lumber and beams used in buildings on Orcas Island and around the Puget Sound area. The sawmill was designed and built by Jack Helsell in the mid 1970s on his and his wife Jan Helsell's property near West Sound on Orcas Island, and it is still run by the family. This fits a landowner on Orcas Island with large logs to turn into beams or full-width lumber, rather than someone looking for a standing-timber sale or logging crew. From westsoundlumber.net, read 4 October 2026.

True Custom Timber is a mill in Port Hadlock-Irondale, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Corbin Wood Studios is a mill in King County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Wabash Wood Products is a sawmill in Enumclaw, Washington, run by Jim Bitney. It's in King County and works custom jobs there. Jim is a small forest landowner himself, and he uses a Woodmizer LT 40 to cut native wood like Doug fir, Western red cedar, and big leaf maple. He also runs a slabbing mill for big table sized slabs, working with salvaged urban wood such as walnut, maple, deodora cedar, elm, and redwood. He'll custom saw using your logs or his, and the shop offers kiln drying on a limited basis. The work covers custom milling by the hour or board foot, log pick-up, and delivery of milled lumber. "Jim welcomes custom orders suited to individual needs and preferences," so if you have an odd dimension or a particular tree you want turned into lumber, that's the kind of job this fits. He's also made beams for pergolas and gazebos, decking for equipment trailers, and logs for log cabin repair. No acreage minimum is given, so there's no number to pass along here. This fits a landowner with a specific tree or a small lot who wants custom milling done close to home, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber off a larger tract. From wabashwoodproducts.com, read 4 October 2026.

Whats Your Cut - Portable Sawmill Service is a mill in Vashon, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Timberworth Sawmill is a mill in Kittitas County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Band Saw Tech and Machines is a mill in Port Orchard, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Fred Tebb & Sons Inc is a mill in Gig Harbor, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Belco Forest Products is a mill in Shelton, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Wiggins Construction is a mill in Okanogan County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Havillah Shake Co is a recycled lumber mill in Tonasket, Washington, in Okanogan County. It's been "at your service for over 30 years," working out of 5A Clarkston Mill Rd, just south of town along Clarkston Mill Road. This isn't a timber-buying or logging outfit. The mill takes reclaimed building materials and architectural salvage, often from its own demo work, and turns it into custom-milled wood for building and decor. They do their own hand-pulling of nails from salvaged boards, then hand-mill every board, piece of trim, and beam. They work in fir, Ponderosa Pine, cherry, and hardwoods, and say they "can match trim from any historical era and we can cut almost any shape, size, or quantity." Beyond lumber, they've added an in-house workshop making pre-made paneling, chicken and dog housing, garden structures, home accent pieces, and art, all from recycled material. Their service area is centered on Okanogan County, in north-central Washington. Work includes custom milling, land clearing and site work tied to demo projects, and retail of reclaimed wood and handmade wood products. This fits a landowner who has an old building, barn, or other structure coming down and wants the wood saved and reused rather than hauled off, not someone looking to sell standing timber or hire a logger. From havillahshake.com, read 4 October 2026.

Offgrid sawmill is a mill in Deer Park, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Diamond Lake Lumber is a retail lumber yard and building supply store in Newport, Washington, right across the street from Diamond Lake. They are "a full-service retail lumber yard that provide building packages, and building supplies," with a hardware store on site that carries plumbing, electrical, and painting supplies too. This isn't a place to sell standing timber or get a logging job done. Their work is on the building side: pole building packages, flooring, bathroom and kitchen remodeling, basement finishing, basement entrances, egress windows, and window enlargements. Pole buildings are their stated specialty. They serve Pend Oreille County, working out of their yard at 325382 Highway 2 in Newport. Diamond Lake Lumber has been in business for over 20 years. There's no mention of buying timber, logging land, or forestry consulting, and no species or acreage minimum given. This fits a landowner who already has their timber sorted and now needs lumber, building materials, or a pole building put up nearby, not someone looking for a timber buyer or logger. From diamondlakelumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Mitchams Sawmill is a mill in Mead, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bear Creek Forest is a mill in Thurston County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Blakely island timber company is a mill in Deming, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a consulting forester. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Skagit Portable Sawmill runs a portable mill out of Sedro-Woolley, Washington, serving Skagit County. This isn't a timber-buying outfit. They come to your logs (or you bring them in) and saw lumber to your specs, so it fits the landowner who has a few good trees down and wants boards, not a check. The mill itself is a Woodmizer LT-50, handling logs up to about 42 inches across. Beyond sawing, they also offer kiln drying, planing, jointing, sanding, shaping, and custom and standard moulding. They've worked with walnut and maple among other species. Pricing runs by the board foot, with hourly rates sometimes applied to smaller or lower-grade logs. As they put it, "good logs make good boards," and they'll help you figure out which of your logs are worth milling. There's no stated minimum acreage, but their own smallest-job note talks about a trailer load or less of logs, with anything under 1,000 board feet quoted as a lump sum. So this is built for people with a modest pile of logs, not a whole stand to harvest. The family bought their own twenty acre farm and woodlot in Skagit Valley in 2016, and started the mill after hiring one themselves to deal with storm-felled trees. If you're a homeowner or small landowner with a handful of logs worth turning into lumber, and you want to deal directly with the people running the saw, this is who you'd call. From skagitportablesawmill.com, read 4 October 2026.

Iron Mountain Sawmilling is a mill in Skagit County, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Antrim Custom Cut is a mill in Sedro-Woolley, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bow Hill Millworks is a family-owned sawmill and home building business in Bow, Washington, in Skagit Valley. It serves Skagit County. The mill takes on production dimensional milling with a circular saw, cutting lumber efficiently for construction. They "mill projects large and small with all local flavors of wood," and they work with landowner timber, using slash wood for firewood and sending shavings to sheep and vegetable farms. Beyond milling, they also do home design and craft home building, putting up energy-efficient homes designed around the wood milled right off the property. They offer recommendations on wood usage based on local construction knowledge, and they say they believe in using "land owned timber to it's fullest potential" for sustainability and cost savings. The business is locally owned and operated, and run by a family with generations of experience in land ownership and wood harvesting. This fits a landowner in Skagit County who has trees to clear, wants the lumber turned into something useful on site, like a home built from their own wood, rather than a straight timber sale. From bowhillmillworks.com, read 4 October 2026.

Scrape & Scoop LLC is a mill in Camas, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Northwest Select Cedar - Select Cedar Lumber Mill Direct is a mill. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a timber buyer and a logging contractor. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Prairie Quality Wood Products is a sawmill listed under Spokane, Washington, though the business itself is based in North Idaho and mills "quality timber milled locally" there. It's a family-owned operation that takes logs from local trees and turns them into specialty boards, slabs, beams, and oversized timbers. They also do custom milling for contractors and woodworkers. No minimum tract size is mentioned anywhere on their pages, so there's nothing to go on for how small a job they'll take. Their work covers dimensional lumber and live edge slabs as well as timber framing material, good for anything from countertops to pergolas. No tree species are named, and there's no stated history of how long they've been running, just that they are "family-owned and operated." This fits a landowner near North Idaho or Spokane who wants logs milled into usable lumber or slabs rather than a standing timber sale handled start to finish. From prairiequalitywood.com, read 4 October 2026.

Empire Lumber Co Inc is a mill in Spokane, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Portable Sawmill US is a mill. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Delson Lumber is a wholesale lumber distributor based in Olympia, Washington, in Thurston County. It got its start in 1945 as a small sawmill on the Olympia waterfront, and over the decades grew into what the business calls itself today, a company "rooted in history" as a North American wholesale and distribution company for specialty wood products. The company stocks Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, and Incense Cedar. It sells appearance grade timbers, bevel siding, beaded ceiling, tongue and groove decking, and paneling, mostly for residential and commercial construction with architectural detail in mind. It also does custom joinery of "dimensionally stable kiln dried lumber" and uses Hundegger CNC machines to produce pre-cut, ready-to-assemble timber frame components. Its service area reaches across North America, with its own history and operations tied to Washington State. This is Delson Lumber, a mill and distributor, not a company that buys standing timber or logs a woodlot. It suits someone looking for finished Douglas Fir or cedar building materials, such as timber frame beams, siding, decking, or paneling, rather than a landowner with acres of trees looking for a buyer or a logger. From delsonlumber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Timberline Portable Sawmilling is a mill in Everson, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

More Boards Sawmilling is a mill in Ferndale, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Metrie Inc. is a mill in Ferndale, Washington. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Socco Forest Products is a sawmill and lumber processing operation in Sumas, Washington, right near the Canadian border. They don't buy standing timber or send loggers onto your land. Instead, they take lumber that's already been cut and get it ready for market: kiln drying and heat treating, resawing, surfacing, trimming, ripping, grading and sorting, anti-stain treatment, and storage and reloading. In their own words, they help customers "get quality lumber processed to specification and ready for market." Their equipment includes a multiblade rip saw, a single band resaw, a modified planer with surfacing capability, double end and precision trimming lines, and an anti-stain spray booth. They also offer indoor and outdoor storage, with forklifts on site and inventory tracked in their own management software. Their location a quarter mile from the border lets them load and unload larger trailers for shipment to both US and Canadian destinations. On credentials, they describe themselves as a "Proud member of Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau (PLIB)" and note trained graders on staff who can work to accredited agency standards or a customer's own grading specs. They serve Whatcom County. This fits a landowner, mill operator, or lumber broker who already has cut material and needs it dried, resawn, graded, or stored, not someone looking for help selling or harvesting standing timber. From soccoforest.com, read 4 October 2026.

Straight Edge Milling Ltd is a saw mill listed in Whatcom County, Washington, with its mill on Chilliwack River Rd. in Chilliwack, B.C. It cuts custom timbers and beams for businesses that need specialized sizes, working across the Fraser Valley and beyond. The mill works mainly in Douglas Fir and Western Red Cedar, cutting timbers up to 40 feet long and up to 4 feet wide on its fixed bandmills. It offers rough sawn timbers and beams, NP1 dipped products to guard against sap stain, and custom packaging with lumber wrap and OSB protection. The mill describes itself as "extremely versatile and flexible," able to adjust its machinery for custom cuts and unusual sizes, down to half inch and quarter inch increments. Timbers can be "NP1 dipped to prevent sap stain" before they leave the yard. This fits a landowner, builder, or business that already has logs or a cutting order in mind and needs them milled into specific timbers or beams, rather than someone just starting to figure out how to sell standing timber. From straightedgemilling.com, read 4 October 2026.

AJ's Custom Sawmilling is a sawmill in Bothell, Washington. Its name points to its main trade: custom sawmilling, which means cutting logs for the owner who brings them in. It is listed with Washington State University Extension Forestry as a mill, and the county it serves is Snohomish. If you have logs from a Snohomish County property and want them sawn into boards, this is a mill to call. Measure your logs before the first call, and ask what it can cut and how the work is set up. That way you know what you are getting into before you bring anything in. It suits a Snohomish County landowner who has logs on hand and wants them milled close to home, rather than hauled a long way. From forestry.wsu.edu, read 4 October 2026.

AK Logging, Lumber, and Millwork is a mill in Port Angeles, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Andrew Stephens is a mill in Olga, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Bainbridge Custom Woodcutting, LLC is a mill in Bainbridge Island, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Ben Craig is a mill in Montesano, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Blakely Island Timber Co. is a sawmill and timberland management operation on Blakely Island, Washington. It manages its own woodlands on the island and sells wood products made from them. "We are not a logging company." Harvesting is a small part of the work, and the lumber comes from trees on the island's own 2,200 acres. The forest work is planned for the long run. The first priority is managing the island's timber land for the future, and several generations are expected before all the management zones reach their goals. Trees are selectively harvested, with salvage of downed, damaged or dying trees coming first. Logs move over a private, managed forest road system to the mill. The species are Douglas Fir, cedar and hemlock. At the mill, lumber is sawn with a thin kerf Woodmizer band saw and dried in a Nyle dehumidification kiln. The products include Island Fir flooring and tongue and groove paneling, cedar and hemlock paneling, shou-sugi-ban paneling and burled maple. The lumber milling operation was recently established, reestablishing a mill that once stood on Thatcher Bay from 1879 to 1942. It suits a landowner who wants a long-term forest plan and wants the wood milled and kiln dried on the same island where it grew. From blakelyislandtimber.com, read 4 October 2026.

Blue Mountain Lumber is a sawmill in Port Angeles, Washington. It serves Clallam County. A sawmill turns logs into lumber, so a landowner in the county who has logs to be sawn would come to a mill like this one to start the talk. Before you agree to anything, find out what it saws, what kinds of logs it takes, and how it charges for the work. The sawing decision often shapes which logs are worth cutting, so it pays to settle it early, before the logger is on the place. Get the answers in writing if you can, and compare them with what another mill would quote you. It suits a Clallam County landowner who wants a mill close to home and is willing to shop around before choosing one. From forestry.wsu.edu, read 4 October 2026.

Brosius Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling is a mill in Battle Ground, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

City Trees Furniture is a furniture maker in Seattle, Washington. It salvages logs from hardwood trees cut down in and around Seattle, mills them into slabs, and makes live edge tables, river tables, desks, benches, and coffee tables from them. Donald Smith founded the business in 2005. He owns it and is the craftsman who works with every tree and log. The logs are milled into slabs, generally kept as wide as possible, up to five feet across. The slabs are air dried for up to three years, then kiln dried. Walnut, and especially black walnut, is the most popular wood. Elm, madrona, and maple are also used, and the current table listings include sycamore. Each piece gets a clear finish so the grain and natural color show, and the work rests on the idea that "nature is the artist." To see the current inventory, call Donald Smith at 206.499.8757 and schedule an appointment. This suits a Seattle-area landowner who has walnut, elm, or maple trees taken down and would rather see the logs turned into furniture than chipped or turned into firewood. From citytreesfurniture.com, read 4 November 2026.

Clover Construction Company is a residential general contractor in Cle Elum, Washington, and it also runs a portable sawmill. Jason and Greta Ireland own the business. It builds new custom homes, garages and shops with living spaces, and outdoor living areas across Kittitas County, with work in Cle Elum, Roslyn, Ronald, Easton and Ellensburg. The sawmill is the part that matters for timber. It is a Woodmizer LT35 portable hydraulic band saw mill, and it cuts logs up to 32 inches in diameter into usable lumber. "The mill is mobile, allowing simple setup on site." The company can also mill at its own location if you prefer. The species named are Douglas Fir, Black Walnut and IPE. Because it is a residential contractor, many of its customers have timber cleared from the property early in a build. Jason, a third-generation craftsman, went through the Carpenter's Union Apprenticeship Training Program in King County. The company is also a certified Trex decking installer. It suits a Kittitas County landowner who is building on the property and wants logs from that same land milled into lumber for the job. From cloverconstruction.info, read 4 November 2026.

Creative Inventory is a mill in Orting, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Cullom Lumber Company, LLC is a mill in Olympia, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Custom Cutter is a mill in Chehalis, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

David Kotz Woodworks is a mill in Bainbridge Island, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Easleys LLC is a mill in Gig Harbor, Washington. It appears in the Washington State University Extension Forestry, Small-Scale Sawmill Directory. A listing here is not an endorsement.