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Customer builds first, in their own photos. They sent these after the wood left the yard. More porches, pergolas and slab tables our customers built are further down.
Blue pine · Live edge mantel
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A live edge mantel cut from our blue stain pine, set over a stone fireplace. The customer sent this one over once it was installed.
Blue stain comes from the beetle and doesn't change the strength of the wood. It just gives every board its own streaks.
Carving logs
Customer photo
Customer photo
A customer picked up logs from us and went to work with a chainsaw. Not every log that leaves the yard turns into lumber.
“Here’s what I did with your logs.”Jeff W., by text
Custom milling
Customer photo
Customer photo
This customer brought us their own logs to mill for an earthed-in well house. Here's the wood stacked at the job, and the walls and ceiling going in.
“Here are a few pictures of our project that you milled the logs for us.”Curt E., by text
Blue pine · Tongue & groove
Photo: Josh Johnson Photography
Our blue stain pine tongue and groove on the walls and ceiling of a mountain shop. Every board is straight-lined here before it gets its profile, so it goes up tight.
Blue pine · Stairs
Customer photo
Customer photo
Stair treads and stringers in our blue stain pine. Each tread carries its own mix of blue streaks and clear wood, which is the whole point of picking it.
Send us a picture. Text it to 970-440-1491 and tell us what you built. We'd love to show it off here.
Porches, pergolas, greenhouses, slab tables and an animal shed or two, built by our customers with wood milled here from Western Slope logs. A few shots from the mill too.
Grab 15 minutes on the phone, or come walk the yard and see the wood in person.
25 boards of rough sawn Doug fir, 2x8 by 12 feet, marked down to 90 cents a board foot. That works out to $7.20 a board, or $360 for the whole stack. They’re #2 grade, so expect some wane and a few checks.