Clark's Southern Forest Products

We have been sawing lumber from trees grown on our 200 acre tree farm since hurricane Fredrick hit in 1979. Our father bought his first sawmill after much of his timber was damaged from the storm. He cut lumber from those trees for friends and neighbors to rebuild their barns and sheds that were also damaged.  When we cut our timber, we practice selective cutting and maintain a constant growth of new trees for our future generation. Our pine lumber is straight grained and mostly free of knots. It is air dryed in a barn built from the same lumber. We also custom cut logs of various species brought to us by friends and neighbors.