We run a competitive sealed-bid sale for your tract. Qualified buyers compete — you choose the winner. Free assessment, and we only get paid when your timber sells.
Get a free timber assessmentNo cost. No obligation to sell.
Why competitive bids
Most landowners sell timber once or twice in a lifetime. Forestry extension studies consistently find that taking a single unsolicited offer leaves 10–20% or more on the table compared to a competitive sale. Here's how we close that gap.
A consulting forester walks your tract and estimates the volume, species, and grade of your standing timber — so you know what you're selling before anyone bids.
We invite qualified mills and loggers in your area to submit sealed bids by a deadline. No buyer sees another's number — they bid their best price or lose the tract.
You review every bid with us. If the price is right, you sell — with a written contract that protects your land, roads, and streams. If it's not, you owe nothing.
We charge a success fee on the final sale price — which means we're paid to get you the highest number, not just to close a deal. If your timber doesn't sell, you don't pay.
Tell us about your land and we'll follow up within one business day. No cost, no pressure, no obligation to sell.
Common questions
No. Bids obligate the buyers, not you. If the highest sealed bid doesn't meet your expectations, you walk away and owe nothing. Many landowners use the process just to learn what their timber is truly worth.
That's exactly the problem we solve. The free assessment starts with a consulting forester walking your tract to estimate what's standing — species, volume, and quality — before any buyer gets involved.
Every tract is different — the honest answer depends on your timber, access, and distance to mills. Tell us what you have and we'll give you a straight answer about whether a competitive sale makes sense for you.
We currently serve landowners across Virginia. If you're nearby but across a state line, reach out anyway — we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
A success fee — a percentage of the final sale price, agreed in writing before we start. No upfront costs, no hourly billing, and nothing owed if your timber doesn't sell.