A Professional Logging Company Serving Ohio

High Timber Prices

Our wide network of lumber buyers and our policy of “zero waste” allows us to maximize the value of each log that we harvest and pass that along to you in the form of higher prices for your standing timber.

Low Impact Logging

Nobody wants a logging company to destroy their forest in a timber harvest. At K&B Lumber, we understand this and use forestry best management practices along with care and attention to minimize the impact of logging on your property.

Repeat Harvests

Our policy of “leaving what isn’t ready to be cut” means that immature trees are given the chance to grow and be harvested in the future, allowing you to maximize the value of timber over time.

Better Logging: Silviculture

Silviculture is the art and science of controlling the establishment, growth, composition, health, and quality of forests to meet the needs of landowners and society in a sustainable way. In practical terms, this involves maintaining the biodiversity of the trees and plants on the property, as opposed to having a monoculture with trees that are close to the same age (as often happens with a clear cut).

A healthy forest has young trees and old trees of various species all coexisting together. Selective logging opens up holes in the forest canopy that allows regeneration of undergrowth and saplings, thereby increasing biodiversity.

Logging Best Practices - Siviculture

Logging best practices help increase biodiversity and make your forest ecosystem healthier

To Log or Not to Log: The Benefits of Logging

Biodiversity

Selectively harvesting keeps a forest healthy – by taking the large trees, you give the small trees and other plants sunlight to grow, which increases biodiversity and provides more accessible food for wildlife.

Wildlife Habitats

Your wildlife will benefit from a K&B Lumber tree harvest on your property. Because we leave behind all tree tops on site, deer and other animals in the area will have access to them for habitats, cover, and other uses.

Through Roads

Logging roads remain on your land long after the timber harvest has completed. That means you and your family will have better access to the property, whether you’re looking drive a tractor, four-wheeler, or just take a walk.

To learn about how we use logging Best Management Practices, click here.

We Are Looking For These Tree Types:

Walnut

Furniture. Veneer. Musical instruments. Gun stocks.
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White Oak

Whiskey barrels. Fenceposts. Boats. Caskets.
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Red Oak

Railroad ties. Mine timbers. Fenceposts. Pulpwood.
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Maple

Bowling pins. Gymnasium floors. Violins.
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Cherry

Tobacco pipes. Gun stocks. Carvings.
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Hickory

Smoking Meats. Flooring. Furniture.
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Poplar

Pallets. Crates. Plywood. Upholstered furniture.
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Ash

Baseball bats. Hockey sticks. Canoe paddles.
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If you’re looking to sell your timber, contact us today for a free estimate!

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