Sell your softwood and hardwood lumber, logs and timbers

Wasatch Timber Products buys softwood and hardwood from sawmills, concentration yards, remanufacturers, logging contractors and timber owners across the United States and Canada. Create a supplier account, list what you produce, and put your material in front of a buyer who is actively sourcing it.

Free to create an account · United States & Canada · Questions: office@wasatchtimber.com

Softwoods
Douglas fir, spruce, ponderosa, lodgepole and white pine, hem-fir, cedar, larch
Hardwoods
Red and white oak, hard and soft maple, walnut, cherry, ash, hickory, birch, poplar, aspen, alder
Products
Sawlogs, lumber, timbers, fencing, decking, pattern stock, pallet and industrial
Coverage
All 50 states and every Canadian province — truck, rail or container

What we buy

Softwood and hardwood, green or kiln dried, from a single truckload to a year’s production.

Softwood lumber & logs

Douglas fir · Spruce · Pine · Hem-fir · Cedar · Larch
  • Logs: sawlogs and veneer logs, 6" top and up; post, pole and house-log material
  • Dimension: 2x4 through 2x12, studs and random length, green or KD, stamped or mill-run
  • Timbers: 4x4 through 12x12 and larger, rough sawn, resawn or S4S
  • Appearance: shop, moulding and better, clears, pattern and T&G stock

Hardwood lumber & logs

Oak · Maple · Walnut · Cherry · Ash · Hickory · Poplar
  • Grades: FAS, F1F, Select, 1 Common and 2 Common, NHLA graded
  • Lumber: 4/4 through 12/4, green, air dried or kiln dried; rough or S2S
  • Logs: veneer and grade sawlogs, plus pallet cants and low-grade sorts
  • Specialty: flooring blanks, dimension parts, rustic and character grades

Fencing & decking

Boards · Rails · Posts · Radius edge · Pattern
  • Fencing: 1x4–1x8 boards, pickets, 2x4 and 2x6 rails, 4x4–6x6 and round posts
  • Decking: 5/4x6 radius edge, 2x6 decking, patterns and tongue-and-groove
  • Treated: ready-to-treat stock in volume; treated material considered
  • Lengths: 6’–20’, random or specified; trim blocks considered

Industrial & pallet

Cants · Pallet stock · Ties · Mats · Crating
  • Pallet: cants, deck boards, stringers and cut stock, hardwood or softwood
  • Industrial: crossties, mats, crating and dunnage stock
  • Low grade: economy, mill-run and off-grade by the unit or the load
  • Byproducts: chips, shavings and sawdust where freight works

How to become a supplier

  1. Create your supplier account

    It takes a few minutes at supplier.wasatchtimber.com. Free to create, with no listing fees and no exclusivity.

  2. List what you produce

    Species, grade, sizes, volume, moisture, certification and shipping point. Update your listing whenever your production changes.

  3. Hear from a buyer

    A buyer reviews your listing. When it matches what we’re sourcing, we come back to you with a price, a destination and a ship window.

Who sells to us

  • Sawmills and planing millsProduction runs, overruns, off-grade and odd sizes.
  • Hardwood concentration yardsGraded and ungraded lumber, green through kiln dried.
  • Remanufacturers and pattern millsDecking profiles, fence stock, surfaced timbers, short-length runs.
  • Pallet, crating and industrial millsCants, cut stock, ties, mats and dunnage.
  • Logging contractors and timber ownersSawlogs, veneer logs, post and pole material, thinnings and salvage.
  • Post, pole and treating yardsReady-to-treat and treated fence and deck material.
  • Brokers and tradersBring us a position and we’ll tell you straight whether it fits.

Where we buy

Nationwide in the United States and across Canada, wherever the freight pencils.

Pacific Northwest
Oregon, Washington, Northern California, Alaska
Inland & Rockies
Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico
Great Lakes
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois
Appalachian
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina
Southeast
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, South Carolina, Florida
Northeast
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Massachusetts
Western Canada
British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba
Eastern Canada
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland

Supplier questions

  • How do I sell lumber to Wasatch Timber?

    Create a supplier account at supplier.wasatchtimber.com, then list what you produce — species, grade, sizes, volume, moisture and shipping point. A buyer reviews your listing and contacts you when it matches what we’re sourcing. There is no cost to create an account or to list.

  • Do you buy hardwood as well as softwood?

    Both. On the softwood side we buy Douglas fir, spruce, ponderosa, lodgepole and white pine, hem-fir, cedar and larch. On the hardwood side, red and white oak, hard and soft maple, walnut, cherry, ash, hickory, birch, poplar, aspen and alder. Species not on the list are still worth listing — add them to your account and we’ll tell you straight.

  • Do you buy from Canadian mills?

    Yes. We buy across all Canadian provinces as well as all 50 US states, and we work in both cubic metres and board feet, USD or CAD.

  • Is there a minimum volume?

    No fixed minimum. We buy single truckloads and standing annual programs alike — what matters is whether the material fits what we’re sourcing and whether the freight works.

  • Do I need an account, or can I just email you?

    You can email office@wasatchtimber.com any time. An account is better if you want your production kept in front of our buyers, and if you’d rather update one listing than resend a tally each time your run changes.

  • What information should I have ready?

    Species and product, grades and sizes, moisture (green, air dried or kiln dried), volume and how often you can supply, your shipping point, and an asking price if you have one. Certification and grade stamp details help too — FSC, SFI or PEFC, and WWPA, WCLIB, NLGA, SPIB or NHLA.

  • Do you buy certified or graded material?

    Yes, and we buy ungraded mill-run as well. Tell us what you have: certified, stamped, or neither. It changes where the material can go, not whether we’re interested.

  • Who handles freight?

    Either side can. Tell us whether you’re quoting FOB your mill or delivered, and whether you load trucks, rail or containers. We can arrange the move when you’d rather not.

Ready to list your production?

Create a supplier account, add your species and products, and get your material in front of buyers who are sourcing it right now.