Lumber Price List

Rough sawn dimensional Hardwood Oak planks for heavy equipment decking is available. Red Oak can be available in stock in 8/4 by 8-10" wide up to 16-18 feet in length. 

Please call ahead for ordering lumber planks.

Most common rough-sawn lumber is offered Plain-sawn or Quarter sawn (illustrated below). Slab timber with or without a "live edge" are normally straight cuts or simply "flat" sawn. Dimensional lumber boards are rough-sawn and can be further milled up to an S4S finish.

Rough-Sawn timber rates start at:

Plain Sawn = $1.25 p/bf

Quarter Sawn = $2.75 p/bf

Plus blades and maintenance fees that may apply. 

Customers are encouraged to discuss details concerning Board Foot cost and Hourly rates.

We can custom mill your lumber from logs that are available here at the mill site or any logs that you bring to us. Custom cut pricing are "per board foot" and may vary depending on what type of wood (hard or soft) and type of cuts you desire. Blade charges may apply.

Qoute for Custom milling rates may also be estimated at an Hourly Rate of  $105 p/hr.

Estimates for hourly rate includes all maintenance, fuel, blades, labor charges and delivery fees.

These estimates will be clearly discussed with the customer prior to any milling projects.

Plain-sawn (or Flat-sawn) lumber milling is the most common and economical for dimensional lumber with minimal product waste.  The milling of the log results in lumber with annular growth rings intersecting the face of the board at 45 degrees or less (known as tangential plane). The face of the lumber often results in a "cathedral pattern.

Quarter sawn wood has an amazing straight grain pattern that lends itself to design. Quarter sawn lumber is wood where the annular growth rings intersect the face of the board, slightly more perpendicular, at a 60 to 90 degree angle. Quarter sawn wood can product a dramatic flecking in many types of hardwood oaks.

Live sawn or Slab cut timber, commonly known as "Live edge" Slab, is similar to Plain sawn cuts of lumber in which the log is cut straight down the radial of the log. The wood's tangential grains varies along the face of the board.