Logging companies
Crews that harvest timber and build woods roads, by state.
Find forestry services near you
Forestry services sit beside the harvest rather than in it: they help you decide what to do with the woodland. That can mean a management plan, marking which trees to cut or leave, advice on regeneration, or help thinking through what a harvest should achieve.
What this category will cover
- Forest management plans for a property or a woodlot.
- Marking a timber stand for a select cut or a thinning.
- Advice on regeneration, species and wildlife after a harvest.
- Help planning access, boundaries and the sequence of work.
Looking for a price? Foresters can advise on a sale, but we do not appraise timber here. For what your timber is worth and how to get bids, go to our sister site logmytrees.com, which handles what your timber is worth, how a sale works, and how to get bids from buyers. Visit logmytrees.com.
Start with the other categories
While this category opens, the businesses most landowners need first are already being built:
Sawmills
Mills that buy logs, often the closest large buyer.
Timber buyers
Businesses that buy standing timber or delivered logs.
List your forestry business
If you provide forestry services, ask to be added to the directory. Submit a business
Forestry services: common questions
What do forestry services do?
Forestry services help you plan and manage the woodland rather than run the harvest. That can include writing a management plan, marking which trees to cut or leave, advising on regeneration and wildlife, and helping you work out what a harvest should look like.
Why is there no state page for forestry services yet?
We are opening this category last. Logging companies, sawmills and timber buyers are the categories landowners need first, so they are being built out before forestry services. This hub will get state pages once there are verified providers to list.
Do forestry services value timber or sell it for me?
Some foresters advise on a sale, but valuation and bids are handled elsewhere. For what your timber is worth and how to get offers, use our sister site logmytrees.com. This category is for planning and management help.
How do I get my forestry business listed?
Use the submit-your-business page and tell us the business name, address, phone number, website and the areas it serves. Listing is free while the directory is being built, and we publish business facts only.
General information only. Confirm a provider’s qualifications, insurance and scope before you hire them.