Timber harvesting plays an important role in supporting both the local economy and sustainable woodland management in Teesside. Using specialised machinery, including a modern timber harvester and a timber forwarder, our experienced team ensures each project is carried out efficiently and with minimal impact on the surrounding environment.

The timber harvester is used to fell and process trees quickly and safely, cutting them to the required lengths on site. Once prepared, the logs are carefully transported from the woodland using the timber forwarder, which is designed to carry heavy loads without damaging the forest floor.

Much of the harvested timber is sent to a local sawmill, where it is processed into high-quality wood products for construction, joinery, and other uses. Material that is not suitable for milling is put to good use as biomass, providing a renewable source of green energy that helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

By working with local partners and following responsible forestry practices, timber harvesting in Teesside delivers both economic value and environmental benefits. Every stage of the process is carefully planned to maximise efficiency, ensure safety, and protect the health of the woodland for future generations.