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Washington Timber Company

Arlington, WA — Serving the US & Abroad · 1 county

This firm's office is in Arlington, VA, outside Washington. It appears here because the Washington forestry register lists it as working 1 Washington counties. Worth asking how far they'll travel for a tract your size.

About Washington Timber Company

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.

Everything they're registered for

Lumber & Milling
Timber Structures
Build Kits
Equestrian Facilities
Commercial Projects
International Export

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