Established in 1960 on its original Northumberland site, A&J Scott Ltd is a family-owned independent sawmill producing homegrown sawn timber for customers across the UK. Its 180-plus employees support both high-volume production and bespoke orders, while the business is also a major hardwood round-timber merchant serving sawmills and furniture makers in the UK and Europe. A&J Scott holds FSC® Chain of Custody certification and sources timber from managed forests with replanting and renewal programmes.
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Gutchess Lumber Co., IncSince 1904, fifth-generation family- and employee-owned Gutchess Lumber has produced northern hardwood lumber through a vertically integrated operation spanning timberlands, sawmills and dry kilns in New York and Pennsylvania. Headquartered in Cortland, the company runs seven facilities, four band mills and more than 29,000 acres of managed timberland, with over 500 employee-owners supporting production and global shipment. Its forestry-led approach emphasizes responsible harvesting, natural regeneration and using the full harvest, including turning lower-grade material into useful by-products.CORTLAND, NY
Deer Park Lumber, IncFounded in 1982 by Ron Andrews in Tunkhannock, Deer Park Lumber is a second-generation, family-owned sawmill and forestry services company producing kiln-dried Northern Appalachian hardwood lumber. The company produces approximately 15 million board feet annually and serves domestic and international markets, while its forestry team helps landowners manage timber with long-term regeneration and conservation in mind. Deer Park also puts its sustainability principles into practice by heating its kilns with sawdust and finding uses for nearly all of its wood byproducts.TUNKHANNOCK, PA
JB Mill & Fabricating, IncFounded by Jeff Bloise in 1986 as a one-man pallet-and-crate shop, JB Mill & Fabricating now turns locally harvested timber into hardwood lumber, custom industrial wood products and landscape materials in western Pennsylvania. Still family-owned and operated, the company has grown to 35 acres and more than 100 employees, while its hardwood lumber supplies local furniture makers and its products reach customers across more than 20 states. Its foresters also work directly with landowners on customized timber-management plans, connecting forest stewardship with the mill’s production.NEW WILMINGTON, PA
CollinsFamily-owned since T.D. Collins began timber operations in 1855, Collins is a forest company whose work joins long-term stewardship with manufacturing. The company manages more than 370,000 acres of FSC-certified forestland across three regions and turns sustainably grown timber into wood products at mills in California, Oregon, and Pennsylvania.WILSONVILLE, OR