Hi. I’m Jim Griffith the founder of Timber Update.
I’m assuming you’re here because you’re looking for help with the sale or management of your timber. Well, you came to the right place. Timber Update was a published article in Georgia Farm Bureau Magazine for 25 years that I moved to the web, so that I can help even more landowners.
You’re probably wondering if Timber Update has anything to offer you. I think we do, but that’s really a question you need to answer for yourself.
Increase Timber Sales
A couple of years ago, a landowner contacted me for help. He was trying to conduct a timber sale to thin his property. After going out and getting three bids, he began to realize that he was in over his head (his words, not ours).
Timber Companies vs Timber Update
The natural inclination of most landowners is accepting the highest bid, but the disparity in the bids lead him to seek help. He’s glad he did. After he hired us, we found out the value of the timber was actually 40% higher! Imagine what would’ve happened if he hadn’t asked for my help.
Don’t Get Ripped Off
Another landowner contacted us, because he got an $8000 bid for his timber and thought it was worth more. He hired us to get involved and ended up with more than a 500% increase on his timber.
Local Logger vs Timber Update
Get The Best Possible Offer
If you want to maximize your timber investment, protect your interests, and get the best possible offer for your timber, consider contacting me. Value is always determined by a combination of each tract of timber and the current timber market, but every landowner who contacts me can expect:
A free timber evaluation
We will get in touch with you as soon as possible and will analyze mapping data to determine a general value proposition for your timber.
An on site visit from a forester
Then we’ll schedule a time for a forestry professional to personally visit your property. They’ll evaluate the timber value and come up with a bid.
The best possible offer
Finally, we’ll get all the paperwork together, establish a contract, and make sure that you’re getting the best possible offer in the current timber market.