McConnell Millworks

Listing #169 Listed on: 08/03

We are a custom sawmill/millwork business specializing in "character" and reclaimed woods. We offer custom sawing, Dry kiln, flooring, moulding and more.

Sawing with my TimberKing in 2004

My Deere skid steer

Current Sawmill Setup

Wide plank Heart Pine Flooring

12 inch Heart Pine Flooring Blanks

Wormy Chestnut Project

Reclaimed Barn Beams

Company Name: McConnell Millworks

Contact Name: Shane McConnell

Location: Otto, NC 28763

Year Founded: 2002

Sq. Footage: 1

Employees: 4

Gross Sales: N/A

Website:

Product Specialties:

Flooring
Hardwood Lumber
Logs
Milled Lumber / Lumber for construction
Other Wood Products
Reclaimed
Softwood Lumber

Service Specialties:

Custom Sawing
Kiln Drying
Logging
Moulding
Planing

Sawmill Equipment:

Sawmills: Portable - TimberKing
Kilns - Nyle
Planers - Woodmaster
Gangs - Woodmaster
Moulders - Woodmaster
Sawmills: Portable - Granberg Alaskan
Moulders - Logosol

Viewer Comments:

Posted By: James [08/16]
Are you happy with your Timberking ? Did you look and other brands before buying and, if so, why did you go with the Timberking ?

Posted By: Joe [08/17]
Do you sell your lumber and ship?
What would it cost to get some wormy chestnut shipped to Washington state similar to that above the mantle? I do one of a kind furniture pieces.
Regards. Joe

Posted By: Steve Hilton [08/25]
I am interested in getting into reclaiming old lumber, beams, etc. but I am uncertain in how to go about it. Any comments or advice?

Posted By: barry lang [08/27]
shane, we specialize in wholesale raw materials
from mainly circa 1800's pa.barns.hand -hewn beams.white oak boarding and wormy chestnut.call with any needs you may have.
barry 724-815-7958

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