Sawmills in mn
1. Jim's Native Wood
From Business: Jim’s Native Wood has been family owned and operated for 30 years by Jim and Jerred Paul. Our main business is sawing, drying, milling and marketing five native…
From Business: Overland Lumber - Idaho has been serving the Boise area for over 50 years. Bill and his knowledgeable staff know the lumber business, and we will have you…
From Business: Established in 1962, Littfin Lumber Co. Inc. is one of the largest truss plants in the United States. Based in Winsted, Minn., the company is a supplier of…
Serving theMN Area
From Business: Grove Wholesale Lumber is a supplier of industrial lumber products. The company provides hardwood, softwood, plywood, new and recycled pallets and crates. It…
18. Rajala Timber Co
From Business: Rajala Timber Company is a part of the Rajala Companies, which owns and cares for approximately 35,000 acres of timberland. In 1996 alone, the company planted…
20. Highland Timber Co
From Business: Jeff's Custom Cabinets LLC specializes in designing and crafting highquality, custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, and other spaces With a focus on…
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