Maximize your land’s value with responsible timber harvesting in New Hampshire and Vermont
How we help New Hampshire and Vermont landowners get more from their timber
See our timber harvesting in action
Watch how we harvest responsibly and protect your forest’s future.
Whether you are a residential, commercial, or municipal landowner, BW Timber Harvesting takes on both short and long-term timber harvesting projects. We listen to your goals for your property and develop a work plan within your budget to accomplish them.
Wondering what your timber is worth?
You may be sitting on thousands of dollars in standing timber. We provide free, no-obligation property evaluations for landowners in Vermont and New Hampshire.
BW Timber Harvesting serves private landowners across New Hampshire and Vermont, including Grafton County, Sullivan County, Merrimack County, Windsor County, and surrounding areas.
- Professional on-site review
- Honest value assessment
- Clear explanation of your options
- No pressure
Or call (603)*******51 to speak directly with Ben.
Logging versus timber harvesting. What’s the difference?
Logging focuses on quick extraction with minimal land planning. It can be destructive.
Timber Harvesting– what we practice- Improves forest health and maximizes long-term land value by selective and intentional cutting.
Why landowners choose BW Timber Harvesting
For over 20 years, we’ve helped landowners across New Hampshire and Vermont harvest timber responsibly while protecting the long-term health and value of their land.
- 20+ years serving New Hampshire & Vermont
- Fully insured and experienced
- Professional, selective harvesting — not destructive logging
- We protect your land like it’s our own
- Direct communication with the owner from start to finish
Get the most value from your land
Professional timber harvesting, land clearing, and land-use planning.
Prefer to talk? Call:
603-359-0151
Servicing Vermont and New Hampshire
Ben White’s estimate for timber harvesting was fair and reasonable. The difference is noticeable- the forest seems healthier and we have a forest management plan going forward!
