Columbia Pulp is supplied by 45 tree removal companies — from single-truck arborists in Walla Walla to multi-crew lot-clearing operations in Spokane and the Tri-Cities. Every one of them sells us the wood most companies pay to haul away.
Arborists clearing storm-damaged, hazardous, and unwanted trees in towns across southeastern Washington deliver logs and chips straight to our Dayton yard.
Crews clearing acreage for construction, orchards, and vineyards bring us whole trees, tops, and limbs that sawmills won't touch.
Right-of-way and corridor maintenance contractors supply a steady stream of mixed hardwood and softwood fiber year-round.
Loads are weighed at the gate and priced by species and moisture. Payment is fast, paperwork is simple, and scheduling pickup is one phone call.


We know the real cost of tree removal — the climbing, the crane time, the dump fees. Our gate prices are built to make selling to the mill cheaper than paying to dump.
| Material | Typical source | What it means for the crew |
|---|---|---|
| Clean chips | Mobile chipper output from removals | Highest gate price — no processing needed on our end |
| Pulp-grade logs | Hazard trees, storm removals, lot clearing | Priced by weight and species at the scale |
| Tops & limbs | Leftovers after sawlog harvest | Turns a disposal fee into a check |
| Storm & debris loads | Emergency removal work after wind and ice | Priority intake during storm season |
If you run a tree removal company in Washington or the inland Northwest, we have a gate scale, a price sheet, and a check with your name on it.
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