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At Chimney Lumber Company, we're committed to providing lumber that's as dependable as the craftsmanship it's used to create. That's why we've invested in an on-site lumber kiln, allowing us to offer professionally kiln-dried hardwoods alongside our custom milling services.

Whether you're searching for kiln-dried hardwood, live edge slabs, custom-milled lumber, or specialty wood for your next project, Chimney Lumber Company is committed to providing quality materials and honest service.

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Why Choose Kiln-Dried Lumber?

Kiln drying carefully removes excess moisture from lumber in a controlled environment, resulting in wood that's more stable, predictable, and ready for indoor projects.

Benefits of Kiln-Dried Lumber

  • Reduced shrinking and warping

  • Improved dimensional stability

  • Better performance for furniture and cabinetry

  • Less risk of mold and mildew

  • Elimination of most insects and larvae

  • Better stain and finish absorption

  • Ready to use sooner than air-dried lumber

When moisture levels are properly controlled, your finished project is less likely to move, crack, or twist over time.

From Log to Finished Lumber

One of the advantages of working with Chimney Lumber Company is that much of our lumber stays in our care from start to finish.

Our process often includes:

  • Carefully selecting logs

  • Precision milling

  • Proper stacking and drying

  • Kiln drying to target moisture content

  • Final inspection before sale

By overseeing each stage, we're able to maintain the quality our customers expect.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • Moisture content varies depending on species and intended use, but our goal is to provide lumber appropriate for interior woodworking and furniture applications. Contact us if you have specific moisture requirements for your project.

  • Both methods have their place. Air drying is excellent for many applications, while kiln drying provides additional stability, reduces moisture content more quickly, and helps eliminate insects. For most interior woodworking, cabinetry, and furniture, kiln-dried lumber is often preferred.

  • Yes. We regularly mill and stock live edge slabs in a variety of hardwood species. Availability changes frequently, so reach out to see what's currently in inventory.

  • Absolutely. We specialize in custom milling and can work with you to produce lumber tailored to your project whenever possible.

  • Yes! Whether you're a professional builder, furniture maker, woodworker, or tackling your first DIY project, we'd be happy to help you find the right lumber.