With longer days, lighter evenings, and the first signs of spring appearing, now is the perfect time for estate owners and land managers to start planning their timber projects for the year ahead.
Even if you have trees coming down this winter, there’s still plenty you can do to turn them into usable, sustainable timber for your property.
Assess your timber stock
Take stock of trees that have been felled or are scheduled for management. Which logs are suitable for milling? Which can be turned into beams, boards, or slabs for upcoming projects?
Planning now ensures your timber is ready when you need it, whether that’s for fencing, cladding, garden structures, or bespoke furniture.
Plan projects around your land
Spring is the ideal time to think about new builds, renovations, or landscaping projects. By aligning your timber use with your plans, you reduce waste and make the most of what you already own.
Our portable sawmill allows us to cut timber on-site, so logs never leave your land until they’re transformed into ready-to-use timber.
Prepare timber for the season
Milling timber early in the year gives it time to season and dry before use. This is especially important for beams, cladding, and flooring, helping to reduce warping, cracking, and defects.
Sustainable and cost-effective
By milling your own timber, you avoid the environmental and financial cost of buying imported wood. Every log is turned into something useful, local, and with a story.
Spring is a season of renewal and the perfect opportunity to plan and prepare timber projects that will last for years to come.
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