Conventional Timber Falling
Falling across variable terrain, from valley-bottom blocks to steep Northern slopes, with project requirements, production planning, and quality checks considered in the work plan.
Forestry and Logging Services Across BC and Alberta
Integrated forestry, logging, clearing, and resource services, with scope and responsibilities defined for each project.
Capabilities
Forestry services,
from bush to mill.
Wild Timber is a Northern BC forestry and logging company serving British Columbia and Alberta. We can scope a single falling, clearing, hauling, or project-management service, or coordinate an integrated program from our Iskut base. For teams comparing logging companies in BC, start with the work package and the access, timing, and documentation requirements.
Heli Logging & Heli Falling
Helicopter-supported falling for remote blocks, steep slopes, and high-value timber where ground access isn't feasible. Planned around aviation interfaces and drop-zone requirements.
Falling Management & Supervision
Falling supervision to plan, coordinate, inspect, and document agreed phases, with records organized for the program.
Danger Tree Assessments
Danger-tree assessment for identifying hazards and planning mitigation along roads, transmission corridors, worksites, and recreation areas.
Right of Way Clearing
Right-of-way clearing and vegetation maintenance for transmission lines and utility infrastructure, supporting safe, accessible corridor operations.
Vegetation Management
Industrial and utility vegetation clearing, brush control, recurring maintenance, and fuel reduction for corridors, access, and working sites.
Project Management
Project coordination covering planning, permitting, logistics, reporting, and client communication, with responsibilities and handoffs agreed at kickoff.
Seismic Land & Line Clearing
Narrow, precise line clearing for geophysical surveys and mineral exploration programs, minimizing footprint while maintaining sightlines and access.
Mountain Pine Beetle Fall & Burn
Mountain pine beetle mitigation with targeted falling and, where approved, burn-planning support.
Forest Fire Mitigation
Fuel reduction, fire-guard construction, and post-fire salvage operations, protecting communities, infrastructure, and working forest across Northern BC.
Log Hauling
Heavy-haul logistics moving product from bush to mill across BC's highways and resource roads, with scheduling planned around access and mill requirements.
Timber Harvesting & Block Logging
Block logging scope: planning, road-building, harvest, and site rehabilitation, with phases confirmed for each project.
Forestry Mulching
Excavator-mounted mulching head for brush, undergrowth, and land clearing. Site prep planned around access and ground conditions across BC and northwestern Alberta.
Mining & Exploration Support
Drill pad and site clearing, access and line work, and hazard management for exploration programs, from our base in BC's Golden Triangle on Highway 37.
By region and specialty
Where each service runs.
Some service lines have their own regional or specialist pages, with the terrain, season, and compliance detail that applies in that area.
Corridors and vegetation
Hydro line tree trimming and clearance · Vegetation management
Seismic programs
Fort Nelson and northeast BC · Grande Prairie · Grande Prairie and the Peace Country
Wildfire and fuel management
Wildfire mitigation in BC · Vancouver Island · Comox Valley · Ladder fuel removal
Timber
Choosing a contractor
What to look for in a forestry and logging contractor
Forestry contractors should be compared on fit for the actual scope, not only equipment or crew size. Terrain, access, work-package boundaries, safety requirements, environmental obligations, reporting, and handoff all affect the right delivery model.
Before requesting pricing, define which phases belong to the contractor: falling, clearing, processing, loading, hauling, vegetation work, project coordination, or a combination. A clear division of responsibility produces a more useful scope and reduces gaps between field crews.
- Share the project location, terrain, access, and operating window.
- Identify required work phases, deliverables, and reporting.
- Include safety, environmental, and Indigenous-participation requirements from the project documents.
- Confirm who coordinates interfaces between falling, clearing, hauling, and closeout.
FAQ
Forestry services questions
What regions do you serve for forestry services?
We provide integrated forestry services across British Columbia and Alberta, with a primary focus on Northern BC regions like Iskut, Smithers, and Prince George.
Does Wild Timber Industries handle hydro right of way clearing?
Yes, we provide hydro clearing and vegetation management for utility corridors, with work planned around access and applicable regulatory requirements.
What types of timber falling services do you offer?
Our crews specialize in conventional timber falling, heli falling for remote access, and danger tree assessment for industrial worksites and roads.
Do you offer seismic line clearing for exploration projects?
We provide precise seismic line clearing for geophysical surveys and mineral exploration, minimizing environmental footprint while maintaining necessary sightlines.
Ready to start
Have a project in mind?
Let's talk specifics.
Send us the scope and location. We will come back with a realistic plan and price, typically within two business days.