B&B Lumber Co. makes custom pallets from sustainably grown logs, with its sales team working inside the Jamesville sawmill to connect design decisions directly to production. The company controls key steps from forest to finished pallet, a vertically integrated approach backed by five decades of experience and built around consistent supply, pricing, and durability.
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
Martin PalletSince 1985, Martin Pallet has made custom wood pallets, crates, and packaging materials at its on-site mill, serving customers across the United States. Its in-house fleet supports short-notice delivery, while managed inventory helps manufacturers keep pallets available without filling their own warehouses. The Massillon company also uses the NWPCA Pallet Design System and operates a 9,000-cubic-foot heat-treatment chamber for ISPM-15-compliant overseas shipments.MASSILLON, OH
Superior Pallets, IncFamily-run since 2000, Superior Pallets manufactures and recycles wooden pallets from its 70,000-square-foot facility in Lancaster, New York. The company combines two automated production lines with custom pallet building and kiln treatment, handling up to 2,800 standard 48-by-40 pallets per line each shift. Superior Pallets also participates in Woodpack Global, Nature’s Packaging, and the USDA BioPreferred Program for Pallets.BLASDELL, NY
Carl Rosenberry & Sons Lumber, IncFor three generations, Carl Rosenberry & Sons Lumber has milled Pennsylvania hardwoods in Fort Loudon’s Appalachian valley, continuing a sawmilling tradition that began with D.R. Rosenberry in 1920 and became a family partnership in 1955. Its tree-length harvesting and milling system produces customer-specified lengths, while the company is especially known for custom wide-plank hardwood flooring and operates a kiln with 350,000 board feet of capacity. Rosenberry’s SFI-trained crews manage timber with sustainable forestry practices within a 60-mile radius of the mill.FORT LOUDON, PA