Every property is different, and so is every landowner.

Some people want a harvest that improves wildlife habitat. Some want to generate income from mature timber. Some just want to open up a view. Most want some mix of it all.

Santoro's Logging doesn't work from a single template. We sit down with you first, walk the property, and build a harvest plan around what you actually want for your land.

Sorted log piles at a landing near a barn, upstate New York timber harvest
Sorted landing · Cherry Valley area
What We Plan For

Three reasons landowners call us

Most projects are a blend of these — that's exactly how we plan them, together, before a saw ever starts.

Wildlife Habitat Cuts

Opening the canopy to bring browse, mast, and cover back down to the forest floor — built around the game you hunt and the habitat you want to see thrive for the next twenty years.

Revenue Timber Harvests

Mature, marketable timber converted into income, harvested and hauled with care for the trees, soil, and access left behind.

Viewshed Cuts

Selective removal that opens up the view you're after — a ridge, a pond, a valley — without stripping a hillside bare.

There's no cost and no obligation to find out which one fits your land. That conversation happens before anything else does.

From First Call to Last Truckload

How a harvest actually happens

Illustration of a winding trail through the woods
01

Walk the Property

We walk your land with you and talk through what you want it to do for you next.

Illustration of a property boundary marked over a topographic map
02

Build the Plan

A harvest plan is built around your goals, not a standard template — covering what comes out and what stays.

Bulldozer building a haul road into a timber harvest site
03

Crew and Equipment Move In

Access roads go in first, built to protect the site, then harvesting and hauling begin.

Loaded log truck hauling timber out on a winter harvest
04

Trucks Roll, You Get Paid

Timber moves out to mills across the region, and you're paid for what's harvested.

Working Nearby? Let's Talk.
If we're already working near you, your project starts with a head start.

Access roads, equipment mobilization, and setup make up a real share of any harvest's cost. When our crew is already at work on a property nearby, a neighboring landowner's project can often be coordinated alongside it — lowering those costs from the start.

Santoro's Logging

(607) 437-5090

Before any work begins, we walk the property with you and talk through your goals — wildlife habitat, income, a view, or some mix of the three.

We build a harvest plan around that conversation and stay involved through the work itself. There's no cost and no obligation to have that conversation.

Call (607) 437-5090

Thinking about a harvest of your own?

There's no cost and no obligation to find out what your land is ready for.

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