There’s more than just snow left on the ground from the Blizzard of 2018. There’s tons of trees. We’ve gotten calls asking if those trees can still be used for lumber. The answer is YES! Here’s what you need to know: How Big Should a Tree be to...
No. We can only saw up to 32″. However, we know the man who CAN saw that and any other log up to FIVE FEET in diameter; that’s across the log, not around it so this is the man to call for those old-growth trees on your property: Frank Seaman with Unique...
Free cedar, cherry, walnut or oak?! Oh you know our weakness! So tell us, just how big is the…..wait… Unfortunately, if we hoard any more wood, our spouses will divorce us! We’re kinda attached to them at this point. So, regrettably, we must say no....
No. We are a service-based company not a product-based company, which means we provide a service to people wanting to use their trees for lumber. While we do sell some rough cut and specialty woods, we do not carry a large inventory like most saw mills. If you...
If you come to us, it is considerably cheaper. There is a $160 minimum. If we come to you, we work on a half and full day basis. Depending on how far we have to drive to your location, on-site sawing solutions start at $500. For an accurate estimate, we will need...
