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Skagit Portable Sawmill

Perched on the Northern edge of Skagit Valley, our family's twenty acre farm and woodlot became home in 2016. · 1 county

This firm's office is in Sedro-Woolley, 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 Skagit Portable Sawmill

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.

Everything they're registered for

portable sawmilling
kiln drying
planing
jointing
sanding
shaping
custom and standard moulding

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