Windy Hill Farm Listing #160   Listed on: 06/30 At Windy Hill Farm, we custom cut a wide variety of specialty hardwoods and softwoods into the sizes and dimensions that you need. Much of our high quality lumber comes from local trees, although we do occasionally saw lumber and beams not native to our area. We have cut white and red oak, maple, poplar, cedar, hemlock, spruce, pine, elm, chestnut, apple, walnut, cherry, dogwood, black locust and more. We also cut specialty burls and high figure live edge slabs. Contact us for more information, we can cut whatever you need reasonably. Bring us your logs to have sawn as well. We can also arrange custom millwork. You can't find a better setup in the Rhode Island/Connecticut/ Southern Mass area. Very fair with very good quality. Please contact Joe @ (401) 265-0455
The loading deck after edging   Giant American Black Walnut Log Thank goodness.   A barn sitting there in log form.		Company Name:   Windy Hill Farm Contact Name:   Joe Tatro Location:   Coventry, RI  02816 Year Founded:   2002 Sq. Footage:   0 Employees:   1 Gross Sales:   N/A Website:   Product Specialties:     Hardwood Lumber     Logs     Milled Lumber / Lumber for construction     Other Wood Products     Reclaimed     Softwood Lumber     Veneer     Wood Components     Wood Waste Service Specialties:     Custom Sawing     Grading     Kiln Drying     Logging     Moulding     Other     Planing     Straight-line Sawing Sawmill Equipment: Viewer Comments: Add your comment: * denotes required fields * Your Name: * Your Email: * Enter your comment below: I have read WOODWEB's Site User Agreement

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