Timber Management
A healthy woodlot is managed, not left to chance. We help you plan thinning, harvests and improvements that grow value over time.
What's included
Timber Management scope
- Woodlot assessment
- Thinning and stand improvement
- Harvest planning
- Wildlife and recreation goals
- Long-term forest health
How it goes
Four steps, no guesswork
- 01
Talk through the job
Tell us about your land, what you want done and what the finished result should look like.
- 02
Walk the property
We walk the woods, look at access, terrain and timber before putting a number on the work.
- 03
Get a clear quote
You get a straightforward scope and price before any equipment moves onto your land.
- 04
Finish it right
We complete the work carefully and walk the finished job with you before we leave.
Questions
Timber Management FAQs
Who will look at my woods?
Owner Sweeney graduated from Paul Smith's College with a forestry degree and has been working Northeast forests for 18 years.
How often should a woodlot be managed?
It depends on the stand. We look at species, age and condition and recommend a schedule that fits your goals.
We run timber management throughout Southern Vermont, Western Massachusetts, Southern Adirondacks, Catskills, Taconics and communities across the Northeast. See the full service area.