Harvey's Saw Milling | Custom Saw Milling & Rough Cut Lumber in Georgia
We understand that purchasing lumber, live edge slabs, and custom-milled wood can raise a lot of questions.
We understand that purchasing lumber, live edge slabs, and custom-milled wood can raise a lot of questions.
Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive. If you don’t see the information you’re looking for, please contact us, and we’ll be happy to assist you.
We specialize in milling a variety of premium hardwood species, including:
Availability may vary depending on our current inventory and locally sourced materials.
Our wood is locally and ethically sourced throughout Northeast Georgia. Many of our logs are obtained through our sister company, EZ Out Tree Service, which has proudly served the area for over 30 years. This allows us to give trees a second life by transforming them into beautiful, usable lumber and slabs.
Yes. We regularly mill and stock live edge slabs in various species, sizes, and thicknesses. Live edge slabs are popular for dining tables, countertops, bar tops, desks, mantels, benches, and custom furniture projects.
Yes. We can mill logs into custom dimensions based on your project requirements. Whether you need rough-cut lumber, dimensional lumber, slabs, or specialty cuts, we can discuss your specific needs.
Rough-cut lumber is lumber that has been milled but not planed smooth. It retains its natural sawmill finish and is often preferred for rustic projects.
Dimensional lumber is milled to specific dimensions and may be further processed for a more uniform appearance and fit.
Absolutely. We work with homeowners, DIY enthusiasts, woodworkers, furniture makers, contractors, builders, and commercial clients. Whether you’re building a table or constructing a large project, we can help you find the right materials.
Each wood species offers unique characteristics, grain patterns, hardness levels, and colors. We are happy to discuss your project and recommend the best lumber options based on your goals, budget, and intended use.
Simply contact us by phone, email, or through our online contact form. The more information you can provide about your project—including dimensions, wood species, quantities, and intended use—the more accurate we can make your quote.