Need to Sell Your Timber?

We provide transparent pricing, detailed plans, and expert guidance, giving landowners confidence in their timber decisions—no pressure, just knowledge.

Transparent Pricing

Low Impact Harvesting

Aligned with your Priorities

Woodland Management

Timber harvesting is just one step in maintaining healthy, productive land. Proper woodland management helps to make sure your land continues to thrive and be sustainable for years to come. At Hillcrest Lumber, we combine your land goals with our forestry expertise to carefully select trees that will improve the overall health of your forest. We consider soil type, moisture levels, stand density, and tree maturity to determine the best harvesting strategy.

Protect Your Woodland:

Stop Invasive Species Before They Take Over

One of the biggest threats to long-term woodland health is invasive species. After harvesting, it’s important to monitor your land for invasive plants and pests that could harm regrowth. Our specialists can help you identify and manage these threats, keeping your forest strong, diverse, and productive. By taking a thoughtful, informed approach to timber harvesting and land management, you can enjoy a thriving woodland while maximizing its economic and ecological value.

How to Know

It’s Time to Harvest Timber

Knowing the right time to harvest your timber is incredibly important for maintaining a healthy, productive woodland while also maximizing its value. At Hillcrest, we want you to see what we see when we walk your woodlot during a timber evaluation. Recognizing mature trees, signs of overcrowding or decline, and access routes for logging crews can help you ask better questions and steer your harvest to meet your goals for timber income, land development, or long-term timber value.

Before You Reach Out:

Are Your Woods a Good Fit?

As a general rule, we work best with properties of 5 to 10 acres or more, with 50 or more mature, marketable trees — enough standing timber to make a harvest worth doing for you and for us.

If your woods fall short of those numbers but you think you’re sitting on high-value species like walnut, cherry, or white oak, give us a call before filling out the form below. A short conversation is often all it takes to know whether a visit makes sense.

How To Get Started

Selling your timber doesn’t have to be complicated. Hillcrest Lumber follows a clear, step-by-step process to ensure you get the best value while maintaining the health of your woodlands.

Get started with us:

Schedule an appointment with one of Hillcrest’s woodland experts.
Our expert will visit your property to assess the timber and its market potential.
We’ll provide an inventory of trees ready for harvest, so that only mature or select trees are removed.
Once you approve the plan, we’ll give you a transparent quote based on current market rates.

With no hidden fees and a straightforward pricing structure, you can be confident about selling your timber.