FAQs
Thornton Logging
What types of timber do you buy?
Our company purchases a diverse range of hardwood and softwood species, including oak, walnut, maple, and pine. For those uncertain about their timber's value, we provide complimentary evaluations.How do I know if my timber is ready to sell?
Timber is generally considered ready for harvest when trees reach specific diameters and maturity levels. Our experienced team can evaluate your land and provide professional guidance on optimal timing and potential value.What's the difference between selective cutting and clear cutting?
Selective cutting involves removing only specific trees, which helps maintain the forest's structure and promotes long-term health. Clear cutting, on the other hand, removes all trees in a designated area and is typically used for land clearing or even-aged forest regeneration.Do you offer timber appraisals?
We do offer professional timber appraisals. Our comprehensive service includes species identification, volume estimates, and current market value assessments.Can you cut trees in my yard?
We do not provide residential tree cutting services. Our focus is on commercial logging operations.How do I get paid for my timber?
After agreeing on a price and completing the harvest, we ensure prompt payment, often within a few days. All transactions are documented in a clear, written contract for your peace of mind.Will logging damage my land?
We employ low-impact techniques and modern equipment to minimize soil disturbance and protect your property. Additionally, we offer cleanup and regrading services if required.Are you insured and certified?
We are fully insured and adhere to all state and federal forestry regulations. Our team is thoroughly trained in sustainable logging practices to ensure responsible operations.What's the process for selling my timber?
The process involves four main steps: 1) contact us for a free evaluation, 2) we inspect your timber and provide a fair offer, 3) if you accept, we sign a contract and schedule the harvest, 4) you receive prompt payment after the timber is harvested.Do I need to prepare my land before logging?
No preparation is necessary on your part. We manage all aspects of the harvest, including access planning, road construction if needed, and post-harvest cleanup. Prior to beginning work, we'll conduct a site visit with you to explain the entire process.