Category Archives: Blog

New Urban Lumber Network To Provide a Second Life for our Trees

Urban, Salvaged, & Recalimed Woods Inc. colored logo

We wanted to let you know about a new non-profit network for urban lumber, reclaimed lumber, and salvaged lumber called Urban, Salvaged, & Reclaimed Woods Inc. There are many companies specializing in urban lumber, salvaged lumber, reclaimed lumber across the country from tree service companies, to sawmills, furniture makers, and more.  And yet every day […]

Carter Construction uses his Wood-Mizer and Timbery Sawmills for his business success

Carter Construction Crew on the Wood-Mizer LT40 sawmill

In 1995 Tom Carter joined the Wood-Mizer family of sawyers by purchasing his first LT40 hydraulic mill, he later went on to purchase another LT40 hydraulic, an LT70 remote, another then last year both another LT40 hydraulic, and a Timbery M100 with enough track to mill a 30’ beam.  He decided to add the Timbery […]

California Open House & Seminar

Wood-Mizer sawmill alignment seminar

Join Us for Our Open House and Seminar! Schedule:   9am – Registration 9:15am – Mill Demonstrations 10:30am – Marketing Seminar by Steve Larosiliere (Marketing Expert from sawmillbusiness.com) 11:45am – Lunch and Prize Drawing 12:15-1:30pm – Alignment and Maintenance Class 1-2pm – FREE Sawmill Demo’s   Learn How to Increase Profits by:     Marketing your sawmill business. […]

New Year, New Website!

New Year, New Website

We’ve been listening to feedback from you our valued customer and have heard you loud and clear, “let us search by size”. We are happy to announce that we have now launched our new website complete with search filters.  You can search by length, width, height, price, specie, and general shape. Unfortunately our search filters […]

Sacramento’s Java City Camphor Lives On

urban lumber camphor tree java city sacramento

In 1886, 9 year old George H.P. Lichthardt planted a camphor tree on the corner of what is now 18th and Capitol Ave in Midtown Sacramento. As the camphor grew it got to see the city streets change from dirt to pavement and the vehicles change from horse drawn to motorized.