PDWoodbutchers

Listing #264 Listed on: 12/04/2009

Portable Sawmill Service covering the Pee Dee region of North and South Carolina.
Here are the values that Pee Dee Woodbutchers brings to the marketplace. We take a tree owners’ liability and turn it into an asset. The tree that was going to fall is now lumber with which to build a treehouse. Destined for the burn pile, the trees that the farmer cleared for a pasture will now be a barn for the animals and a fence for the pasture. The old tree in the front yard is now a picnic table in the back yard. This is the epitome of adding value.

Recently we expanded our value adding operation to include low impact logging.
By selectively harvesting trees, we free resources for other trees to grow better and faster. By using equipment with very small footprint, we minimize the impact on the forest.

logs to lumber to cabin

high value 2 x 8 x 12's

Typical sawmill site

simple system works best

cuts 32" logs up to 17' long

Cooks sawmill

Hardest working 14 yr old in SC

Log ramp and mill

making timbers

Company Name: PDWoodbutchers

Contact Name: Allan Copp

Location: Florence, SC 29501

Year Founded: 2008

Sq. Footage: 0

Employees: 2

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: sites.google.com/site/pdwoodbutchers

Product Specialties:

Hardwood Lumber
Milled Lumber / Lumber for construction
Softwood Lumber
Wood Components

Service Specialties:

Logging

Sawmill Equipment:

Sawmills: Portable - Logosol
Edgers - Granberg
Sawmills: Portable - Cook's Saw Mfg

Viewer Comments:

Posted By: richard baoh [05/25/2010]
Very informative and good for reference

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