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  Choice cut white oak ready to be loaded.

  

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  Select cut cherry.

  

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  Logs are off-loaded from truck.

  

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  Logs are preserved under water during summer months using a recirculation pond.

  

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  Logs are bucked to length to produce best yield.

  

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  Logs are loaded on logdeck heading for debarking.

  

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  Full logdeck.

  

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  Log being debarked.

  

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  Debarked logs transfer to the head rig.

  

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  Head sawyer scanning log before making first cut.

  

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  First slice on log reveals opening face of board with minimal waste.

  

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  Cant exiting to resaw and log entering.

  

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  Resaw sawyers closely monitor every cut.

  

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  Cants on deck as viewed from the resaw booth.

  

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  Resaw in action.

  

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  Board is scanned before being edged.

  

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  Board aligning for edger infeed.

  

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  Board being measured and graded.

  

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  Voice recognition allows graders to concentrate on accuracy and quality.

  

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  Sorting and piling finished boards.

  

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  Packs of lumber ready to ship same day.

  

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  Dunnage (low quality by-product) is for industrial use.

  

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  Sawdust coming off the line will be used for animal bedding.

  

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  Sawdust pile for animal bedding.

  

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  Bark pile for landscaping.

  

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  Band saw is changed every four hours to be benched, sharpened and swedged.

  

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  Every four hours blades are sharpened.

  

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  Load of lumber is ready to ship to the customer.

  

If you’re interested in pursuing a business relationship with us and would like to schedule a tour of our facility, please contact us for more information.