(541)367-2111

CASCADE TIMBER CONSULTING, INC.


Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc. is a private consulting firm that manages 145,000 acres of timberland in Linn County. Our goal of sustainable forestry is practiced in all of our activities. This management has provided timber, jobs, and support for the community while protecting the environment since 1917. With a multitude of disciplines from timberland management and marketing to land surveying, we will provide you with the professional services you need to get the job done right.

Location

3210 Hwy 20
PO Box 446
Sweet Home, OR 97386
Phone: (541) 367-2111
Fax: (541) 367-2117


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Services

Administrative

Administrative
Land Surveying

Land Surveying
  • Subdivisions
  • Partitions
  • Property Line Adjustments
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Logging & Marketing

Logging & Marketing
  • Timber & Log Sales Management Planning
  • Qualified Logging Contractors
  • Log Marketing & Merchandising
  • Sale Administration
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Reforestation & Young Tree Management

Reforestation & Young Tree Management
  • Site Preparation
  • Species and Stock Type Selection
  • Vegetation Control
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Road Maintenance

Road Maintenace
  • Road Placement
  • Road Building
  • Road Grading
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Timber Cruising

Management Planning & Timber Cruising
  • Management Planning
  • Timberland Evaluation
  • Valuation Cruising
  • More
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Wildland Fire Protection & Management

Wildland Fire Protection & Management

Access Updates

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****** July 13, 2026 Access Update ******

Due to current Fire Danger Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc. is closing all its lands to all public access, including walk in’s. We are sorry for any inconvenience and will re-evaluate as conditions warrant. If you see a column of smoke please call 911 or Oregon Department of Forestry at 541-367-6108.

NOTICE: No thermal devices allowed on CTC managed property. Violation may result in being trespassed from the property!

[CTC lands are privately owned, and public access is a privilege. Please help protect our long-standing policy of allowing public access by respecting our lands and those times of year when we feel it is in the best interest of our stakeholders to restrict access. Thank you!]