Your logs or ours. Cut to your list.

A tree that came down on your place, or a cut list nobody else will touch. Either one goes on our Wood-Mizer LT70 and comes off at the dimension you actually need. Everything is true dimension, so a 2x6 is a real 2x6.

Max length

Max cut width

Hydraulic Wood-Mizer, wide head

Typical quote turnaround

Our logs

Doug fir, spruce, ponderosa and urban hardwoods, all locally sourced. Choose the species and give us the sizes.Get a quote

Your logs

Above: a customer's logs out of Glenwood Springs.

Bring us the tree you want to keep and we'll turn it into boards, beams or slabs. Keep in mind that yard trees and fence-line trees hide things: nails, fence staples, old wire and the occasional bullet. You'd be surprised how much steel we've pulled out of logs that were "free of steel." If the blade finds it, the charge is $50 a blade. Pricing, drop-off and your cut list

Odd sizes

Oversized beams, replacement boards to match an old house, thick live edge slabs. If it fits on the mill, we can probably cut it.

Taking a tree down? Call before you cut.

Where the tree gets bucked decides what it's worth. Cut above the root flare, keep the trunk as long and straight as you can, and stop below the first big fork. Short, forked trunks with no clear log usually aren't worth milling.

If you're not sure, send us a photo before the saw comes out. The red line here is where we'd cut this cottonwood.

Pricing

Our logs: priced per board foot by species and size. Quoted per job.

Your logs: $300 an hour on the mill with a $300 minimum. If we hit steel, it's $50 a blade.

Good to know

• Rough-sawn unless you ask for more
• Logs need to be at least 8 ft long, the shortest the mill can clamp.
• Lumber comes off the mill green. Kiln drying is as low as $0.65 a board foot.
• Big timbers usually aren't kiln dried
• Orders over $1,000 need a 50% deposit

Rather talk it through?

Grab 15 minutes on the phone, or come walk the yard and see the wood in person.