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Directory of Tennessee’s Forest Industries 2012 Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry P. O. Box 40627 Melrose Station Nashville, Tennessee 37204 Published in cooperation with: United States Forest Service Southern Research Station Forest Inventory & Analysis Knoxville, TN 37919 Foreword We often see the beauty of the forest but do not always realize the tremendous contribution that trees make to our lives for recreation, clean air and water, homes for wildlife and the general well being for every citizen of Tennessee. Our Tennessee forests also play a major role in the Tennessee economy for forest landowners, the forest industry and Tennessee employees and provide a wide range of products for our everyday use. If our forests continue to be treated properly as they are today, they will be able to be utilized by generations to come. Primary forest products industries use roundwood, or logs and convert it into a product such as hardwood lumber or paper. A secondary processor uses the primary product and adds value or processes it further; for example they may manufacture furniture from hardwood lumber. This is a directory of the primary and secondary forest products using industries that are located in the state of Tennessee. The purpose of the directory is to help bring together potential customers, suppliers and manufacturers of forest products in the state and outside of Tennessee as well. The information in the directory is possible through the cooperation of the Tennessee forest industry who supply data to the many Division of Forestry foresters and technicians who gather the data from the hundreds of facilities across the state. We all have tried to make every effort to be accurate and complete, however, if errors are found please contact Debra Dawson at the Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry in Nashville, 615- 837-5540 or email to [email protected] so we can correct the information. This has been a cooperative project between the U. S. Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Forest Inventory and Analysis and the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry and the data collected in 2012 is for the production year 2011. Table of Contents County Listing of Wood Using Industries………………………..Page 1 to 44 Alphabetical Listing of Wood Using Industries………………….Appendix A Wood Using Industries Grouped by Products………………..…Appendix P Tennessee Counties n on Pickett o Montgomery rts r Clay Hancock Sullivan s e e Macon n Stewart b n ll Claiborne h C o O e Hawkins R m ale b n o h u d Fentress Scott Lake Obion us v p r to J e S o e Henry Tr Jackson r m ge g Carter a t a n n in Weakley Houston o i e h t C ra l h n Union b s Smith G m a i n a n a o Greene W o m o H ic t ysDickson Wilson Putnam Morgan rs n Dyer n re Davidson de Jefferson U e h n Gibson p A Carroll B m De Kalb Knox u Cumberland Cocke le C H White e da ro Williamson n an r c Rutherford o e ke Hickman no Sevier d t n r n R au t o n e L s u r d r t a u Loudon e B e a Blount o C Warren d Perry o a o Madison l n n c Maury l s e w e a s H e a V d h Tipton y S e g Lewis h e l R i a D Bedford q e s Coffee H u B Chester r a M Monroe a n Grundy tc McMinn a e h c M n ie n m Moore o y Shelby Fayette Wayne e t e r l e Hardin Giles i l d McNairy w r Franklin d a a Lincoln Marion m Polk L a a H r H B Tennessee Wood Using Industries Anderson County Musgrave Pencil Co Inc 701 West Lane Street Secondary Mill Shelbyville, TN 37160 50 - 99 Employees B & B Woodwork 615-684-3611 Fax 615-685-1049 175 Bunch Lane Secondary Mill Email: [email protected] Clinton, TN 37716 1 - 3 Employees Contact: Raford Hulon 865-457-3443 Sales Executive: Henry Hulon Contact: Paul Kendig Business: Wood Products Mfg. Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg., Millwork Products: Pencils Products: Cabinets Swing Cabinets LLC Byrne Wood Floors 329 Pinkston Road Secondary Mill P O Box 466 Secondary Mill Shelbyville, TN 37160 4 - 9 Employees Norris, TN 37828 4 - 9 Employees 931-684-3576 Fax 931-684-4434 865-494-8692 Fax 865-494-7001 Email: [email protected] Contact: Steve Byrne Contact: Carol Wright Business: Flooring Mfg. Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Products: Flooring Products: Cabinets Kendig Custom Cabinets Trott Lumber Company 175 Bunch Lane Secondary Mill 270 Card Rd Primary Mill Clinton, TN 37716 1 - 3 Employees Shelbyville, TN 37160 4 - 9 Employees 865-457-3443 Fax 865-463-8165 931-684-0490 Fax 931-685-0559 Contact: Jody Shubert Email: [email protected] Sales Executive: Paul Kendig Contact: Sam Trott Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Sales Executive: Jennifer Trott Products: Cabinets Business: Sawmills, Hardwood Products: Saw Dust, Crossties, Pallets Species: Red Oak, White Oak, Hickory, Ash, Hard Maple, Eastern Red Cedar, Yellow Poplar Pallets Plus Equip: Resaw (circular gang), Headsaw (Circular), Bark 203 JD Yarnell Secondary Mill Hog Clinton, TN 37717 10 - 19 Employees 865-457-4800 Fax 865-457-5745 Email: [email protected] Contact: Ray Bollinger Warm Firewood Co Business: Sawmills, Hardwood Hurricane Grove Road Secondary Mill Products: Pallets Shelbyville, TN 37160 1 - 3 Employees 931-808-0836 Contact: Wallace Holmes Business: Sawmills, Hardwood Bedford County Products: Green Hardwood Lumber Carlton Sawmill & Pallet Co 100 Plastic Avenue Secondary Mill Wilson Farm Shelbyville, TN 37160 4 - 9 Employees 105 Ashwood Drive Secondary Mill 931-684-1172 Fax 931-684-1264 Shelbyville, TN 37060 1 - 3 Employees Email: [email protected] 931-580-9020 Fax 931-685-0890 Contact: Tony Carlton Email: [email protected] Business: Sawmills, Hardwood Contact: James Wilson Products: Pallets Products: Shavings Benton County 1 Tennessee Wood Using Industries River Hardwood Products Brown Truss Co 2045 Hwy 70 Bypass Secondary Mill 2011 Wilkerson Pk Secondary Mill Camden, TN 38320 4 - 9 Employees Maryville, TN 37801 4 - 9 Employees 731-584-2771 Fax 731-279-4018 865-982-0768 Fax 865-982-0769 Email: [email protected] Sales Executive: Tommy Brown Contact: Harvey Jones Business: Truss Manufacturing Sales Executive: Mike Jones Products: Trusses Business: Flooring Mfg., Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Products: Cabinets, Flooring, Moulding Cabinet Concepts 3452 Morganton Road Secondary Mill S & W Pallets Maryville, TN 37801 1 - 3 Employees 2120 Divider & Natchez Trace Rd Secondary Mill 865-681-7801 Camden, TN 38320 20 - 49 Employees Email: [email protected] 731-584-4540 Fax 731-584-2664 Contact: Don Clampet Email: [email protected] Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Sales Executive: Lois Winberly Products: Cabinets Business: Wood Container & Pallet Mfg. Products: Pallets, Boxes Clover Hill Sawyers 3615 Clover Hill Ridge Road Primary Mill Wickliffe Paper Co LLC Maryville, TN 37801 1 - 3 Employees 6700 Hwy 641 N Primary Mill 865-724-7306 Camden, TN 38320 4 - 9 Employees Contact: Mark Coleman 731-584-4266 Business: Sawmills, Hardwood Business: Sawmills, Hardwood, Coated & Laminated Products: Green Hardwood Lumber Paper Mfg. Species: Red Oak, White Oak, Eastern Red Cedar, Products: Pulpwood Collection Yard, Paper Sycamore, Yellow Poplar, Hickory, Eastern Species: Hardwoods White Pine, Soft Maple Equip: Headsaw (Circular) Blount County East Tennessee Wood Products Anderson Truss Co Box 487 Primary Mill Seymour, TN 37865 4 - 9 Employees 780 Louisville Rd Secondary Mill Alcoa, TN 37701 50 - 99 Employees 865-577-9646 Fax 865-977-9980 Email: [email protected] 865-983-9485 Fax 865-379-6321 Email: Contact: Ron Dixon [email protected] Business: Sawmills, Hardwood Contact: Jimmy Pye Products: Green Hardwood Lumber Sales Executive: Gary Abott Species: Yellow Poplar, Red Oak, White Oak Business: Truss Manufacturing Equip: Debarker, Headsaw (circular), Resaw (band), Products: Trusses Bark Hog, Chipper, Headsaw (band) Bishop Logging & Saw Mill G R Baker's Cabinet Shop 3108 Allegheny Loop Road Primary Mill 3754 Davis Ford Road Secondary Mill Maryville, TN 37801 4 - 9 Employees Maryville, TN 37804 1 - 3 Employees 865-856-5989 865-983-7591 Contact: Ralph Bishop Email: [email protected] Sales Executive: Tony Bishop Contact: Glenn R. Baker Business: Sawmills, Softwood Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Products: Green Softwood Lumber Products: Cabinets Species: White Pine, Yellow Pine, Red Oak, White Oak, Hickory, Eastern Red Cedar, Sweetgum Equip: Headsaw (circular), Pole Peeler 2 Tennessee Wood Using Industries Jones Custom Cabinets Wildwood Cabinets Inc 945 Cavern Road Secondary Mill 1103 Clendenen Rd Secondary Mill Townsend, TN 37882 4 - 9 Employees Maryville, TN 37801 4 - 9 Employees 865-448-6616 Fax 865-448-6617 865-983-3133 Fax 865-983-8453 Email: [email protected] Contact: Ken Allendor Sales Executive: David Christian Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Products: Cabinets Products: Cabinets Woodtech Keystone Kitchens 3201 E. Lamar Alexander Pike Secondary Mill 1721 William Blount Drive Secondary Mill Maryville, TN 37804 1 - 3 Employees Maryville, TN 37801 10 - 19 Employees 865-379-8559 865-681-4039 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Contact: Pete Dolan Contact: Kevin Headrick Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Sales Executive: Angie Manuel Products: Cabinets Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg. Products: Cabinets Bradley County Law & Hicks 6017 Bingham Lane Secondary Mill Southeastern Stair & Millwork Co Maryville, TN 37801 4 - 9 Employees 600 Mimosa Dr Secondary Mill 865-856-7745 Fax 865-856-8026 Cleveland, TN 37312 4 - 9 Employees Email: 423-479-1188 Fax 423-479-1711 cathy@law&hicksmillwork.com Contact: Lamar Orr Contact: Cathy Hicks Sales Executive: Kristen Hartley Business: Kitchen Cabinet Mfg.
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