Usually yes, as long as the timber has not started to rot from being on the ground for an extended period of time. The faster you have our timber buyer look at your storm damaged property the faster you can sell.

Typically we do not purchase trees from an individual’s yard.  These trees usually tend to contain metal or hardware that can be hidden under the bark, this can cause damage to saw blades and timber processing equipment.  If your yard is on a wooded lot or the trees are from a natural forest we would consider looking at them. 

Ohio wildlife benefits from the increase in forest undergrowth and abundance of habitats that it creates.  The tree tops provide shelter for a variety of animals including rabbits, deer, and turkey, as well as providing nutrients back into the soil.

No, our timber buyer will complete a timber cruise on your property free of charge. Landowners do not have to be present for the timber cruise; however, landowners are encouraged to walk the property with the timber buyer so that all expectations can be discussed.

Our logging crews cut all timber with a hand held chainsaw. This creates less equipment brought into the woods thus creating less overall damage to your property. The cut trees are pulled to the log landing by a skidder and are loaded on to trucks with a knuckleboom loader.  Tree tops and smaller limbs from the trees are left on the property. This can be cut into firewood or left for wildlife habitat. We have videos that show our operations from start to finish.