C and Bs Virginia lumber yard provides quality hardwood lumber
We are a small lumber mill located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia, near the historic cotton mill town of Fries and the scenic New River. Our Virginia lumber yard is surrounded by a vast supply of timberland, both private and public. These timberlands contain all eastern species of wood and are readily available at your request.

C & B Lumber began as a logging operation in 1988. We soon realized a need for "quality" products and developed the capability to saw our own timber into marketable products. Our goal is to produce top quality lumber and log home materials for you, our valued customers. We adequately accomplish this task because of the close attention given to every detail in the milling process. Our motto is "quality first, production second." This assures you, our customer, the best products available on the market. We begin the milling process by purchasing timber tracts, both large and small, suitable to the meet the desired first quality end product. We select logs based on their grade and size and match them to meet or exceed the desires of our customers. The slower growth timber in this higher elevation area gives us the opportunity to produce the highest quality products available on the market. All our products, from our Eastern White Pine lumber to our white oak, are produced in compliance with the Virginia department of forestry sustainable harvesting program and in accordance with all environmental standards. We look forward to serving you in the future with all your timber product needs.
Quality is our first priority.
Our Process
View how rough cut logs are turned into the finished product:
Hardwood lumber ready for delivery
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Step 1 - Logs being unloaded.Step 2 - 1x8 and 1x10 Eastern White Pine ready to be milled. Step 3 - Logs being debarked.Step - 4 Our bark from the debarker is reground through this machine to make a top quality double ground mulch.Step - 5 Debarked logs.Step - 6 Circle saw head rig.Step - 7 Lumber going through Gang Edger.Step - 8 Lumber on sorting deck.Step - 9 Poplar lumber being edged from band mill.Step - 10 Boards being edged.Step - 11 Waste being chipped.Step - 12 Lumber being stacked for shipment.Step - 13 Logs being stacked.Step - 14 Lumber being moved for shipment.Step - 15 Logs being loaded onto the band mill.Step - 16 Eastern White Pine being processed by band mill. We cut our higher grade hardwood logs and also our 18 - 24 ft. pine logs on this mill.Eastern White Pine 18 ft. finished material.Eastern White Pine Logs 18 - 24 ft.Northern Red Oak 24 ft.Eastern White Pine 24 ft. logs.

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