Request competing bids
Describe your tract once and ask local buyers to compete for the standing timber.
About logmytrees.com
logmytrees.com is a landowner guide to the seller's side of selling trees: what your trees are worth, how a sale works, and how to get competing bids instead of taking the first offer.
Who this site is for
It is written for landowners and rural property owners, with a dedicated path for small-lot owners with 1 to 40 acres. That includes people who inherit a woodlot, want to thin a stand, or simply have a few large trees and no idea whether they are an asset or a future bill.
The focus is deliberately narrow. This is not a place to hire a crew or browse a business directory. It is about the value of standing timber and the steps to sell it well.
What you can do here
Estimate the value
Put a working range on your timber by species, acreage and region, with the method shown in the open.
Value a single tree
For small lots and a handful of stems, where counting trees matters more than averaging acres.
Learn the process
The cruise, the bids, the contract, and the choice between a forester and a direct buyer.
The sister-site relationship
logmytrees.com and loggingcompanies.com are sister sites. They cover two sides of the same decision. logmytrees.com is the seller side: what your timber is worth and how to get paid for it. loggingcompanies.com is the other side: finding a crew to do the work when you need the trees cut rather than sold.
If you want a crew for the work, start at loggingcompanies.com. If you want to sell the standing trees and be paid, start here with the bid request.
How we handle information
This is a static site. It does not run analytics or third-party scripts and does not set tracking cookies. When you send a bid request, the details you provide are used to route that request to buyers who work your area. See the privacy page for the detail.
Questions? Email hello@logmytrees.com.