How big does my woodlot need to be?
We'll look at anything from a few acres to several thousand. Smaller lots may make sense to harvest alongside a neighbor's, or to thin now and harvest later — we'll tell you honestly what's worth doing.
Straight answers
Questions landowners ask.
No runaround. Here are the honest answers to what most woodlot owners want to know before they cut a single tree.
How much is my timber worth?
It depends on species, size, quality, access, and current mill prices. That's exactly what the free timber assessment answers — we cruise the lot and give you real numbers before you decide anything.
Will logging ruin my land?
Done wrong, it can. Done right — selective marking, low-impact equipment, water bars, and cleanup — a good harvest leaves your woods healthier and more accessible. That's the whole point of how we work.
Do I have to sell you all my trees?
No. You hire us to carry out a harvest plan you've agreed to. We mark exactly what comes out, you keep everything else, and you're paid for what we cut by real mill scale.
What about taxes and Tree Growth?
Many Maine woodlots are enrolled in the Tree Growth Tax program, which often requires an up-to-date management plan and periodic harvesting. We can help you stay compliant and connect you with a licensed forester when one's needed.
When can you start?
It depends on the season and ground conditions — some lots cut best frozen in winter, others dry in late summer. We'll schedule your harvest for when it's right for the land, and keep you posted the whole way.
Still have a question?
Call us, or send it along with a free-assessment request. A real person from the crew will get back to you — usually within a business day.