Custom sawing and rough lumber, 2140 Pell Hollow Road

From your log to a stack of boards.

A log on the band-mill carriage under the shed roof, with a board coming off the saw, a stickered stack of boards to the right and a pile of firewood ends to the left

Bring the oak that came down in the storm, or pick through our stacks for pine boards and a slab for a table. We saw on set Saturdays all winter.

See milling and lumber prices

Sample prices at the yard

Custom milling

$110 an hour of saw time

Pine boards

$2.40 a board foot

Live-edge slabs

$60 to $380 each

Firewood ends

$45 a pickup load

Log drop-off, in plain words

Three steps, one trailer.

  1. Tell us about the logs

    How many, roughly how long and how wide, and what you would like sawn: boards, beams or slabs. Say if a tree grew in a yard or by a fence; those often hide nails.

  2. Bring them on a yard day

    We agree on a time, Tuesday to Saturday. Back your trailer in and our loader takes the logs off. Storage is free for 30 days.

  3. We saw them on a milling day

    We call when your logs are cut. Boards are stacked with spacers between them, ready for your trailer. Pick them up within two weeks.

Winter Saturdays

Watch your own logs go through the saw.

On a customer milling day you stand at the rail by the shed while we cut your logs, and you decide each cut with us: how thick, how wide, and which slab to keep whole.

The winter milling days

Start with a few words about your logs.

We reply with a drop-off time and the next open milling day.

Start an order