Mills

Reed Mill & Lumber Co Inc is a mill in Denver, Colorado. It makes and distributes specialty moulded products and has done so since 1946. This is not a place that buys standing timber or sends someone out to walk your woods. It's a milling operation, working with softwood and hardwoods, offering services like milling to pattern, straight line ripping, trimming, resawing, ripping to width, wirebrushing, and custom tooling. That last one matters if you've got an unusual profile or a historical restoration piece in mind, since they say their equipment lets them "manufacture specialized tooling for unique or one-of-a-kind profiles and patterns." Reed Mill describes what it does plainly: it "offers a variety of milling services for softwood and hardwoods." The business is set up to work with architects, builders, designers, and building materials suppliers, not landowners selling logs off their property. If you're a landowner with timber to sell or trees to have logged, this isn't that kind of business. This fits someone who already has milled lumber, or specific timber, and needs custom milling, resawing, or specialty tooling work done on it, not someone looking for a buyer to come harvest standing trees. From reedmill.com, read 10 October 2026.

T C Woods is a sawmill and custom furniture shop in Fort Lupton, Colorado, serving Weld county. It isn't a timber buyer or logger. It's the place you go once the tree is down and you want it turned into boards. The work here is custom milling: "We provide custom milling of your logs with our bandsaw or chainsaw." They also re-saw cants at least 5 inches thick, and build custom furniture for people who don't have the time or tools to do it themselves. Their inventory runs over 20 species of hardwoods, all sourced locally from Colorado's urban forests. Logs need to be at least 10 inches across and 4 feet long for the bandsaw, and they ask that ends be painted within a day of cutting and the wood milled green. On the money side, "Fees generally work out to $1/board foot or better," with mill fees running $100 to $120 an hour depending on the log, and an $80 minimum. You can pay to have your lumber milled and take it all home, or trade some of the wood for the milling work. One thing to plan for: they don't pick up logs. You bring them to the yard at 5406 CR 23, or arrange transport through whoever fells your tree. This fits a landowner who already has a tree down, or a few logs set aside, and wants them turned into usable lumber or furniture rather than sold as standing timber. From tcwoods.com, read 10 October 2026.

Mountain Heart Woodworks is a sawmill and lumber yard in Elbert, Colorado. They process logs into lumber using their own band mill, working with loggers around the state to keep their log yard stocked with Colorado timber. They handle Lodgepole Pine (Beetle Kill Pine), Ponderosa Pine, Doug Fir, Engelmann Spruce, Aspen, and occasionally Juniper (Purple Heart Cedar). Their product line covers rough cut lumber, live edge slabs, tongue and groove, shiplap, and S4S, with both kiln dry and air dry options. They describe themselves as working closely with multiple loggers "to keep a full log yard of premium Colorado timber." They serve Elbert county. They are open to the public on Saturdays, with weekdays by appointment only. This is a mill and lumber supply operation rather than a service built around buying standing timber off a landowner's property, so if you have trees still growing and want someone to walk your land, this listing is more about what happens after the logs come out. It suits a landowner who already has logs ready, or who wants finished lumber products like siding, flooring, or beams milled from Colorado species. From mountainheartwoodworks.com, read 10 October 2026.

Golden West Pine Mills, LLC is a sawmill in Ault, Colorado. They produce rough sawn lumber, timbers and millwork, working with ponderosa pine and Douglas fir. They harvest their own timber and run it through their own remanufacturing facility, turning rough lumber into boards, beams, paneling, flooring, mouldings and doors. Their service list covers surfacing, sanding, ripping, moulding and resawing, each with its own minimum charge and per-foot pricing. Beyond the fixed mill in Ault, they also run a portable mill that works throughout Colorado, so they can come to timber rather than only working from the yard. They serve Weld County. They are a member of the Colorado Forest Products program and say "we guarantee that 100% of our wood products are harvested from Colorado forests." There is no stated minimum acreage for landowners bringing in timber. This outfit is built for the milling and finishing side of wood, not for walking a landowner through a standing timber sale. If what you want is someone to cut your logs into lumber or custom millwork, using wood that stayed in Colorado the whole way through, this is the kind of business to call. From goldenwestpinemills.com, read 10 October 2026.

Old Time Lumber is a sawmill in Boulder, Colorado. They don't buy standing timber or do any logging themselves. What they do is custom milling and planing, taking wood and cutting it to the dimensions you need. This is a place for after the trees are already down, not for finding someone to harvest them. If you've got logs or timber you need milled into lumber, you call ahead and set up an appointment with their woodworkers. They describe themselves as "the oldest operating sawmill on Colorado's front range," founded in the late 1970s by John Sainsbury, and they say they have "no plans to move." They serve Boulder and the surrounding area, including Jefferson County. No tree species, credentials, or pricing are mentioned, so call ahead with your questions on those. This fits a landowner who already has logs or rough-cut timber and wants it milled to size locally, not someone looking for a buyer for standing timber on their acreage. From oldetymelumber.com, read 10 October 2026.

Denver Wood Slabs is a family-owned sawmill in Denver, Colorado. It mills and kiln-dries felled, urban trees into wood slabs, burls, and lumber, rather than buying standing timber from a landowner. If you've already had a tree come down, this is the kind of place built for that: custom milling and planing, re-sawing, surface sanding, stacking, and kiln drying, with a "Salvage Your Urban Tree" service to coordinate with your tree company. They work in walnut, ash, elm, oak, and locust. Unless you ask for green wood, everything goes through their vacuum kiln, which they say keeps the wood from cracking and clears out bugs. They serve Denver and run their shop from a warehouse at 4903 Washington Street. It's "Open by Appointment Only," so you call or fill out a form, bring your wood in or arrange a pickup, and talk through what you want milled, dried, or made. They've been at this since 2007, starting as a custom furniture company before adding mills and a kiln of their own. This suits a Denver-area landowner who has a tree already felled, maybe one that came down in a storm or a removal, and wants it turned into slabs or lumber instead of hauled off, not someone looking to sell standing timber for harvest. From denverwoodslabs.com, read 10 October 2026.

Allpine Lumber Company is a custom saw mill in La Jara, Colorado, working out of 19456 CR 17.2. They cut custom beams, rough sawn and dimensional lumber, tongue and groove, wall paneling, and flooring, along with log siding and house logs for new construction or for remodel and repair jobs. Species they work with include Englemann spruce (deadstanding or green), lodge pole pine, ponderosa pine, blue stain pine, douglas fir, white fir, and aspen. For repair work they ask customers to "bring us a sample and we will recreate what you need for your project." They also offer custom sizes and patterns on request, plus hardware, insulation, and stain and chinking products to finish out a job. They serve Conejos County. As they put it themselves, "As a custom saw mill, we probally make it," and if they don't, they say they probably know where you can get it. This fits a landowner who already has logs or sawn timber and wants a local mill to turn it into beams, siding, paneling, or flooring, rather than someone looking for help buying standing timber or logging a tract. From allpinelumber.com, read 10 October 2026.

Blanca Forestry Products is a mill in Blanca, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Native Lumber, LLC is a sawmill in Rye, Colorado. It's a family-owned operation, now in its 4th generation, cutting lumber "the way it's been done for generations." They work in Ponderosa, White Fir, Douglas Fir, Engelmann Spruce, and Aspen. The mill handles rough sawn lumber, timber frame posts and beams, and custom building packages cut to order. Timber frame work goes up to 28 inches wide by 26 feet long. They also do fire mitigation work, for landowners whose "timber going wild and your brush a little too brushy." Beyond milling, they also do logging and land clearing or site work. Ordering is plain: you call, tell them what you need, and they take it from there. Orders over $1,000 need a deposit to get started. They work within about a 90-mile radius of their mill site in Rye, covering places like Colorado City, Pueblo, Westcliffe, Colorado Springs, Walsenburg, Trinidad, Alamosa, Lamar, and La Junta. They've been running since 2017. There's no stated minimum order size. This is a good fit for a landowner who wants custom-cut lumber, timber frame material, or mitigation work done by people milling it themselves, rather than a sawmill looking to buy standing timber. From nativelumber.co, read 10 October 2026.

Crooked Creek Timber is a mill in Rye, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a logging contractor. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Colorado Timber Resources is a sawmill in Parshall, Colorado. It takes logs and turns them into premium commercial framing lumber, along with wood chips and shavings, using Colorado Lodge Pole Pine, spruce, and fir. It broke ground in 2012 in Grand County, Colorado. This is not a business set up to buy standing timber from a landowner. It sells to multinational businesses and commercial suppliers nationwide, supplying building materials for homes and multifamily complexes and pallets for moving goods. Minimum volume orders apply, and the mill states plainly that "we do not sell to individuals." If you want lumber products, the process is to submit a quote request and a sales representative follows up. There's no mention of a service that walks a landowner through a timber sale, no stumpage program, and no tract size requirement for sellers, since the mill isn't built around that kind of transaction. If you're a landowner with a few acres who wants to sell standing timber or get advice on logging your own property, this isn't that kind of operation. This fits someone further down the chain: a commercial buyer or supplier looking for bulk framing lumber, chips, or shavings out of Grand County, Colorado. From coloradotr.com, read 10 October 2026.

Ott's Sawmill is a sawmill and logging outfit in Mancos, Colorado. It is a small, family-run operation that has been cutting in Mancos for over 40 years, running a historic belt-driven circular sawmill. They serve Montezuma County. The work covers the whole chain: falling the trees, limbing them, hauling them out, and milling them. They mill strictly ponderosa pine, all to custom order, turning out dimensional lumber and timbers, hand-peeled log siding, D-logs, log beams, and carving products like custom steel plates and corbels. "All Order Sizes are Welcome," so whether you need a few boards or a full load, they'll take the job. Their timber comes from local thinning and timber management work, not from buying it in from far off. They describe it as sourcing "through small, sustainable thinning and timber management projects," which fits landowners doing stand improvement cuts rather than a clear-cut harvest. To get on their cut list, you call, text, or email and they get back to you. This fits a landowner near Mancos who wants custom-milled ponderosa pine lumber or log products from their own trees, done by a small local mill rather than a large commercial buyer. From ottsmill.com, read 10 October 2026.

Pawlicki & Sons Sawmill is a mill in Dolores, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Urban Forest Mill is a sawmill in Longmont, Colorado. They take logs from trees that come down, often because of development, age, or disease, and mill them into lumber and slabs for builders, designers, and woodworkers along Colorado's Front Range. The work they take on includes custom wood milling, kiln drying, flattening, planing, and sanding, straight-line ripping and glue-ups, and epoxy planing and sanding. They work in live edge slabs as well as lumber and slabs more generally. In their own words, "we take trees from our community or from individuals and turn them into beautiful lumber and slabs so they can be preserved for decades to come." They also note that "even the most beautiful piece of wood has to be truly dry and flat before it can be transformed into your vision," which is the thinking behind their kiln drying and flattening steps. They serve Boulder County. This fits a landowner in Boulder County who has one or a few urban or yard trees coming down, not a woodlot or acreage of standing timber, and who wants those logs turned into usable lumber or slabs rather than chipped or hauled off. From urbanforestmill.com, read 10 October 2026.

JKC Woods, LLC is a sawmill in Longmont, Colorado that does custom milling for landowners in Boulder County. This is a mill business, not a timber buyer, so they work with logs you already have down rather than buying or harvesting standing timber. They mill Siberian Elm and Black Walnut, and the custom milling rate is $100 per hour, plus $15 each time the saw hits metal in a log. They say that works out to about $1 per board foot when sawing four quarter boards. They lay out a process for getting logs ready for them: fell the tree one day, buck and seal the logs the next, then mill on the third, though they note good results from logs milled more than two years after cutting. They describe themselves as wanting to be an "affordable, customer service oriented, milling option" for Boulder County. This fits a landowner who already has logs on the ground, maybe from clearing a lot or storm damage, and wants someone local in Boulder County to turn Elm or Walnut into usable lumber rather than someone to deal with standing timber. From jkcwoods.com, read 10 October 2026.

JAMCo Woodworks is a family sawmill in Olathe, Colorado, out on the Western Slope. They take logs, yours or ones they've sourced themselves locally, and mill them into beams, boards and slabs that end up as porches, ceilings and tables. This isn't a timber buyer or a logging crew; it's a mill you'd turn to once logs are down and you want them cut to size. They work mostly in Doug fir, spruce and pine for timbers and framing lumber, with walnut, ash, elm and sycamore on hand for hardwood slabs and mantels. If you've got logs to mill, you drop them off or line up a hauler yourself; logs need to be at least 8 feet long. Everything goes through their own Wood-Mizer, cut in "true dimension" so a 2x6 measures a full 2 inches, and they dry it in their own kiln. A quote usually comes back in about a business day, and orders over $1,000 need a 50% deposit to start. They don't deliver, but they'll put you in touch with a hauler. They serve the West Slope: Montrose, Olathe, Delta, Grand Junction, Ridgway, Ouray, Telluride, Gunnison, Crested Butte, Lake City, Durango, Silverton and the North Fork. JAMCo started as a construction company in 2015 before growing into the sawmill it is today, and they're a member of the Urban Wood Network. As they put it, the whole operation is about "logs to living." This suits a landowner who already has logs on the ground, or plans to have trees cut themselves, and wants a local mill to turn that wood into usable lumber rather than someone to buy standing timber. From jamcowoodworks.com, read 10 October 2026.

United Wood Products, Inc. is a sawmill in Longmont, Colorado. They serve Boulder County. They are a mill that manufactures wood materials rather than a logging or buying outfit, so this is a place to think about if you want logs turned into usable wood rather than someone to come harvest your trees. Their product list includes aspen logs, along with firewood, rough lumber, log rail systems, rounds, poles, posts, fencing, bedding and mulch, and tongue and groove stock. They say plainly, "we are unable to list the pricing since raw material supplies and freight are not consistent," so you would need to call or email with a take off list to get a quote. If you want something delivered, they ask that you "provide your address and tell us if it is going to a business, residence or jobsite." There is no stated minimum tract size, so it is not clear how small a job they would take on. This fits a landowner who already has logs or timber and wants them milled into lumber, rails, posts, firewood, or similar products, not someone looking for help getting trees harvested in the first place. From unitedwoodproductsinc.com, read 10 October 2026.

The Mill is a circular sawmill in Kremmling, Colorado. They don't buy standing timber or log your land, but if you've got trees coming down from fire mitigation, beetle-kill, or a storm, this is where that wood could end up becoming lumber. They cut rough cut lumber, live edge slabs, beams, and timber products, and they describe themselves plainly: "We are a circular sawmill making rough cut lumber, live edge slabs and timber products." They mill Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir, Engelmann Spruce, and Aspen, all sourced from local fire mitigation and watershed projects on public and private land. Services include custom cuts, hand peeling and hewing (done by hand, not machine), TPI grading, log processing and cutting, and delivery for $7 per loaded mile anywhere in Colorado. A 50% deposit is required for custom orders. Their lumber is graded to WWPA Western Lumber Grading Rules and inspected by Timber Products Inspection. They serve Grand County along with Routt, Summit, Eagle, Pitkin, and Jackson counties, naming Steamboat Springs, Breckenridge, Grand Lake, Silverthorne, Vail, and Aspen as places they reach. There's no minimum tract size stated for a landowner selling timber, since they don't run that kind of sale. For lumber orders, planed material and custom cuts do carry a minimum, though standard rough cut does not. This fits a landowner who already has logs down or trees cleared and wants them turned into usable lumber, not someone looking for a buyer or logger to come harvest standing timber. From themillcolorado.com, read 10 October 2026.

Mountain Home Wood Products is a mill in Drake, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Greenleaf Forestry and Wood Products Inc runs a sawmill in Westcliffe, Colorado, and does forestry consulting and timber buying as well. "Wood products, tree service, and forest management are what we specialize in," is how they put it, and the work covers thinning and removal of overgrowth, fire mitigation and defensible space, insect and disease control for Ips and mountain pine beetles and mistletoe, nursery trees and tree transplanting, forest management plans and Community Wildfire Protection Plans, firewood cutting programs, cutting view corridors, brush and slash clean up, road and trail maintenance, and fencing. They work with ponderosa pine, Douglas-fir, bristlecone pine, white fir, and blue spruce. A job starts with their forest inspection service, which they call the best way to begin active forestry on a property. They say they pay for removed wood at market value or offer credits to help offset the cost of the work, and that ongoing work comes with return visits year after year, an annual review of the plan, and discounts on products at their Westcliffe sawmill. They serve Custer County and have been creating wood products and managing forested properties since 2003. This fits a landowner who wants one outfit to walk the property, handle the fire risk around the house, and take the timber and firewood off at the same time, rather than hiring separate people for each piece. From greenleafforestry.com, read 10 October 2026.

Royal Gorge Slabs & Sawmill LLC is a mill in Fremont County, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Redemption Mill is a mill in Hotchkiss, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Morgan Timber Products is a logging contractor in Fort Collins, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. It is also listed as a mill. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Aspen Wall Wood is a sawmill in Dolores, Colorado. It was started in the mid-'70s making primarily pine paneling and lumber, then moved into Aspen in the 80s and has spent years perfecting that process. The work covers harvesting, milling, and producing Aspen wood paneling, along with firewood, wallplank, shavings, and other Aspen wood products. Aspen is the species they work with, and their own words call the company "the original Aspen paneling facility and established leader in harvesting, milling and producing sustainable Aspen wood paneling." They list Montezuma County as served. Products move out "directly from our lumber yard, local lumber stores and a variety of major distributors," so this is a mill with an established sales channel rather than a one-off buyer showing up on your land. There's no stated minimum acreage, and no mention of buying standing timber or working directly with landowners on a timber sale, so if you're a landowner with a stand of Aspen wanting to know who'd cut and mill it, you'd want to call and ask how they source their logs. This fits a landowner near Dolores with Aspen timber who wants to reach an established Colorado mill with decades in the Aspen paneling business, rather than someone looking for a full-service timber sale walked through step by step. From aspenwallwood.com, read 10 October 2026.

Robinson Sawmill lumber LLC is a mill in Weston, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

McComb Lumber LLC is a sawmill in Cañon City, Colorado, and it serves Fremont County. It has been family owned and operated since 1978. This is a full-service sawmill working mainly in Pine. The main focus is rough cut lumber, used in barns, fences, landscaping, and similar work. They also do log siding, tongue and groove, and custom orders, and they make use of what's left over, turning it into cut firewood, animal bedding, wood chips, and landscape bark for both large and small consumers. As they put it, "We utilize all of our by-products." There's no mention of buying standing timber or logging a landowner's land, so this isn't the place to call about a timber sale itself. It fits better once you've got logs or trees down and want them cut into lumber, or if you're after firewood, bedding, chips, or bark in bulk or by the pickup load. From mccomblumber.com, read 10 October 2026.

Mountain Pine Manufacturing is a mill in Craig, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Craig Sawmill is a small sawmill in Craig, Colorado, run by Mountain Pine Manufacturing. It turns beetle-kill pine and aspen logs into lumber and wood products, and says it is "helping to mitigate the risk of wildfires in our area" by using beetle-kill pine. What they make: rough sawn lumber, fence products, firewood, erosion control stakes, survey and garden stakes, bark mulch, tongue and groove boards, and garden beds. Pine is the main wood, with aspen hardwood logs also used for some products. Orders are "custom cut when ordered and are actual measurements." To get things moving, you text them a lumber take-off and they call you back, and picking up at the mill in Craig will speed your order along. Craig Sawmill serves Moffat County and describes covering the area around Craig, including Hayden, Milner, Steamboat Springs, Maybell, and Baggs, Wyoming. This fits a landowner near Craig who already has logs or beetle-kill pine down and wants it cut into usable lumber, fencing, stakes, or mulch, rather than someone looking for a buyer to come harvest standing timber off their land. From craigsawmill.com, read 10 October 2026.

BVR Sawmill llc is a mill in Delta, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Badger Custom Sawmill & Kiln is a sawmill and woodworking shop on Highway 24 in Lake George, Colorado. It mills and dries wood rather than buying standing timber or running logging jobs, so if you have logs or trees down and want them turned into something, this is who you'd call. The work covers "kiln dried & surfaced/planed live edge slabs" in more than 20 species of hardwood and softwood, plus rough cut dimensional lumber, firewood, and finish work and custom furniture, everything from tables and counters to cutting boards. Their dimensional lumber comes mainly from local Douglas Fir, with kiln dried hardwoods also on offer. Firewood runs from full cord local softwood for heating to hardwood bbq smoking species like hickory, pecan, mesquite, and oak. The furniture side is built from "responsibly sourced wood." They serve Lake George and Park County. No credentials or years in business are stated, and no minimum size for a job is given. This fits a landowner who has already got logs or wants a custom slab, lumber, or furniture piece made, not someone looking to sell standing timber off a few acres. From badgersawmill.com, read 10 October 2026.

Casey's Lumber is a mill in Woodland Park, Colorado, family owned and operating since 1985. It works out of its mill on State Highway 67 and serves Teller County, with its owners calling it "the most diversified mill in the state of Colorado." The work here is lumber, not standing timber. Casey's Lumber offers Home Lumber, Commercial Lumber, and Multi-Purpose Lumber, built for both small-town jobs and larger commercial projects. It serves the mountain towns and the Front Range, naming Colorado Springs and the Denver Metro Area as part of that reach. This is a long-running, family-run mill rather than a timber buyer or logging outfit, so it suits a landowner who already has lumber needs, building supplies, or a commercial project, rather than someone looking to sell standing timber off their acreage. From caseyslumberinc.com, read 10 October 2026.

Paulsen lumber is a mill in Park County, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

High Desert Timber Frames and Custom Cut Sawmill is a mill in Craig, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.

Pueblo Wood Products is a sawmill in Pueblo, Colorado, at 1110 E Northern Ave. It buys timber from regional loggers and also runs its own logging and forest management work, so a landowner could end up dealing with them either as the mill at the end of the chain or as the ones doing the cutting. The work covers fire mitigation and forest management on "private, state, or federal lands," and they say they're "fully mechanized." Their stated process is simple: cut to the landowner's specification, remove and market the wood, and let the remaining forest regenerate. They say they strive to use 100% of every tree cut, turning what's not sawn into bark, woodchip, sawdust, soil amendments, biochar, and firewood. No species are named, and there's no set price list, they ask that you call for rates and specifications. They list Pueblo County as served. The sawmill side was established in 2006 to handle smaller diameter timber from regional Colorado forests, mostly producing pallet boards. The broader company goes back to 1988, when it started as a family pallet and crate manufacturer and grew from there. This fits a landowner in or near Pueblo County who wants one outfit that can both log the trees and take the wood, especially if some of what's coming off the land is smaller diameter timber that a straight sawlog buyer might not want. From pueblowood.com, read 10 October 2026.

Old School Sawmill Co is a sawmill in Cortez, Colorado. They cut true dimensional rough-cut lumber to order, working in boards, beams, slabs, firewood, and logs, with delivery offered. They serve Montezuma County. They mill thickness from 1/4 inch up to 22 inches, and lengths from 8 to 25 feet. Board foot pricing starts at $0.95, with the price rising as width and length go up. For firewood, they offer rounds and cut-off slabs cut at firewood lengths, with delivery available. They say "we keep a small stock of boards on hand and save the bulk of our logs for your order," so most work is cut to what you ask for rather than pulled off a shelf. If you want work done, their process is simple: "the more detail the better: what you need, how much, and when." No species are named, and nothing is said about buying standing timber or harvesting and hauling logs off your land. This sounds like a mill set up to cut lumber you bring or order, not a service that comes out to log your acreage. This fits a landowner who already has logs down, or who wants specific dimensional lumber, beams, or slabs cut to order, and who is near Cortez or Montezuma County. From oldschoolsawmill.com, read 10 October 2026.

Muscanell Millworks, Inc. is a mill in Cortez, Colorado. It has a Google Maps business listing in that category. A listing here is not an endorsement.