Do you have woods or timber with mature trees in Northern Michigan that are ready to harvest? Heartwood Mills buys standing timber and offers competitive prices for quality trees. We respect your woodlands and follow logging best practices that preserve, conserve, and protect your land and timber while maximizing your property.
When we harvest standing timber, we use logging practices that ensure new gflex-rowth of high value trees so that you have the option to harvest again.
We will come to your land, assess your trees, and provide an appraisal of your timber at no cost and with no obligation.
We will come to your land, assess your trees, and provide an appraisal of your timber at no cost and with no obligation.
Get in touch and tell us
about your property
and the timber you’d
like to sell.
We’ll come to your
property to assess
your timber and
provide an estimate.
If you accept the
estimate, Heartwood
Mills will purchase
your timber.
Our team of expert
loggers will come
harvest your trees.
Your forest can provide financial value for generations if harvested and cared for properly. Timber stand improvement (TSI) ensures that standing timber is harvested in a sustainable way. We use logging practices that ensure new growth of healthy, high value trees, including removing diseased, deformed and dead trees, so that you can harvest on a continuous ten-year cycle.
Our experienced professional
loggers will respect your trees and
property, skillfully logging the trees
selected during your appraisal for
harvest. We offer competitive
prices for your timber that we will
cut, dry and plane into log siding,
log paneling and other milled
hardwood building products.
Thinning shapes your forest and
helps ensure healthy gflex-rowth for
years to come by providing gro
wing space for crop trees to
mature. Our professional loggers
can assess your forest and
responsibly remove diseased,
lower quality and dead trees to
promote the gflex-rowth of higher
value trees.
• Northern White Cedar Trees
• White Pine Trees
• Aspen Trees
• Hard Maple Trees
• Soft Maple Trees
• Red Oak Trees
• Ash Trees
• Cherry Trees
