Sawmill Lumber Serving BC

A small mill with a BC-wide reach

We mill dry balsam: the logs left burnt or behind in the bush that larger mills will not take. Every log leaves the yard as squared cants for finished lumber or as chips bound for a local pellet plant, so nothing is wasted.

The bulk of our cants travel south to a remanufacturing partner in Langley, where they become finished lumber. A portion stays here for local customers across northern BC. Wherever the wood ends up, it starts on Highway 16.

What a small mill can and cannot do at province scale

We run one yard. That sets real limits on what we can promise a buyer in the Lower Mainland or on the Island, and it is better to say so here than after you have called. We do not carry graded or planed dimensional lumber, we do not run our own delivery fleet, and we quote from what is on the ground rather than from a held inventory. What we can do is band a load properly and help arrange the haul, which is how our cants already reach the coast.

The full product list, sizes and lift quantities live on the products pages rather than being restated here.

Wholesale cants, province-wide

If you are a remanufacturer or a wholesale buyer anywhere in BC looking for a steady supply of dry balsam cants, that is the core of what we do. Seven cross-sections from 4x4 to 12x12, graded and banded for long-haul transport, quoted by volume. Request a quote with your specs, or phone the office and talk to the people who band the loads. Local retail buyers in the northwest are covered on our Smithers and Hazelton pages, and Highway 16 corridor supply is on our Northern BC page.

We are a roughly twenty-five person crew, three out of four of whom are First Nations, working one yard with a steady rhythm of trucks in and trucks out.