Sawmill outfeed deck with a pile of cedar logs behind

Parksville, BC

Lumber remanufacturing in Parksville

A high-efficiency sawmill and remanufacturing line, built for recovery rather than volume.

Overview

From log to bundle

  1. Sourcing

    Coastal BC fibre, sorted to the customer's specification.

  2. Resawing and planing

    Dimensional control from the first cut.

  3. Profiling

    T&G, shiplap, siding and custom patterns on Weinig Hydromat-series moulders.

  4. Drying and thermal modification

    Dried to order and, where required, thermally modified.

  5. Finishing

    Paint-primed and colour-ready options.

  6. Packaging

    Bundled, wrapped and labelled.

Plant

Built for recovery

The sawmill is set up for yield. Secondary remanufacturing converts sidecuts, shorts and lower grades into finished product, resawn and planed to size.

Species
Western Red Cedar, Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock, Western Larch, Yellow Cedar
Fibre
BC coast
Recovery
Sidecuts, shorts and lower grades converted to finished product
Shorts
1–2 ft offcuts graded and bundled, not chipped
Sorting
Material sorted and graded to the customer's specification
Douglas-fir boards on the resaw line inside the plant