Logging companies in Washington
Crews that harvest timber and build woods roads.
Sawmills in Washington
This page lists sawmills in Washington: the mills that buy logs and process them into lumber, and often the closest large buyer for a landowner with standing timber. The entries come from public business listings and appear in alphabetical order.
Each entry shows only the business name, address and contact details. No opinions, scores or claims are added, and owners can ask for corrections or removal through the submit-your-business page.
Beck Mill Co
1717 Beck Rd, Stanwood, WA 98292
Fox Lumber Mill
93 WA-107, Montesano, WA 98563
Fritch Mill
18507 Waverly Dr, Snohomish, WA 98296
Great Western Sawmill LLC
7636 Goodwin Rd, Everson, WA 98247
Hampton Lumber Mills Cowlitz
10166 US-12, Randle, WA 98377
Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) Sawmill
3115 Kuper Rd, Centralia, WA 98531
The Baskins Sawmill
135 Baskins Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98363
Yakama Forest Products Log Yard
3191 Wesley Rd, White Swan, WA 98952
What a sawmill does
A sawmill takes logs and cuts them into lumber and other products. Some mills buy logs delivered to the yard, some buy standing timber and handle the logging themselves, and some do both. That difference decides whether a mill is really a timber buyer for you or just a place to deliver logs.
How to approach a Washington sawmill
- Know what you have. Species, whether the timber is standing or felled, roughly how much there is, and how a truck would reach it. You do not need an appraisal to have this conversation.
- Ask what the mill buys. Confirm whether it takes logs at the gate, buys standing timber, or both, and which species and sizes it handles.
- Check the practical details. Ask about delivery hours, load sizes, access and haul roads, and who is responsible for what.
- Get the terms in writing. Put the agreed scope, payment terms and responsibilities in a written agreement before any timber moves.
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Other categories in Washington
Timber buyers in Washington
Businesses that buy standing timber or delivered logs.
Or start from the national sawmill hub, the logging company directory, or the timber buyer hub.
List a Washington sawmill
If you run a sawmill in Washington, ask to be added to the directory. Submit a business
Sawmills in Washington: common questions
Are there sawmills listed in Washington?
Yes. This page lists 8 of them, drawn from public business listings and shown in alphabetical order. Each entry shows only the business name, address and contact details. No opinions, scores or claims are added, and owners can ask for corrections through the submit page.
How do I list my Washington sawmill?
Use the submit-your-business page with the mill name, address, phone number, website and the areas you serve. Listing is free while the directory is being built.
What does a sawmill buy?
It varies. Some mills buy only logs delivered to the yard, some buy standing timber and arrange their own logging, and some do both. Ask each mill which species and sizes it takes, and whether it buys at the gate or in the woods.
What will a sawmill pay for my timber?
We do not publish prices and we do not bid. For what your timber is worth and how to get offers, use our sister site logmytrees.com, which handles what your timber is worth, how a sale works, and how to get bids from buyers.
General information only. Confirm what each mill buys, its terms and any rule that applies in Washington before you agree to anything.