NWH

About NWH

NWH buys logs and standing timber. Locally, you'd be dealing with their Hacker Valley contact, and they serve Webster County in West Virginia, though the company itself runs out of Dallas, Texas and has been around since 1967. They buy both standing timber and cut logs, and they do the logging themselves through their own crews or logging partners. Species they're after include Ash, Cherry, Chestnut Oak, Hard Maple, Hickory, Poplar, Red Oak, Soft Maple, Walnut, White Oak, Yellow Birch, Alder, Basswood, and Pacific Coast Maple, depending on the region. A sale runs in four steps: they come out to evaluate your timber, give you a detailed estimate, settle an agreement with payment terms, then harvest. They describe the harvest work as done "efficiently, safely, and with respect for your land," following your state's Best Management Practices. They state a minimum of 10 acres to harvest, in their own words: "We work closely with landowners who have a minimum of 10 acres to harvest to evaluate your timber and understand your land's unique needs." This fits a landowner in Webster County with at least 10 acres of harvestable timber who wants a straightforward, outlined process from evaluation through payment to harvest, dealing with a company that also runs its own hardwood lumber manufacturing rather than just brokering logs. From nwh.com, read 4 October 2026.

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