Contact
I'm one person and I'm usually at the mill, so a phone call beats everything else. If I don't pick up it's because something loud is running — leave a message or send a text and I'll get back to you.
Finding the place
The mill sits on a farm roughly five miles north of Charlottesville, just off Route 20. This is where lumber gets picked up and where tree crews drop logs — there's room for a triaxle to turn around.
Call for the address and directions. It's a working farm rather than a storefront, so I'd rather point you in properly than have you hunting for a sign that isn't there. One phone call and you'll find it easily.
To get a quote faster
Most of the back-and-forth on a quote comes from missing details. If you can answer these up front I can usually price it on the first call.
Not sure on any of it? Call anyway. Working that out is part of the job.
How orders run
Orders take 50% up front with the balance at or before delivery. That covers anything needing work done to it — milling to your dimensions, kiln drying, surfacing or planing.
The exception is stock that's already cut, dried and sitting on the pile. If it's going out as-is, just pay when you collect it.
Pickup from the yard any time by arrangement. Local delivery available, and further out if the order justifies the drive.