Southwestern Ontario's Largest Sawmill & Kiln Drying Operation.

The NHLA Facility Grade Certification Program is a voluntary quality assurance program and illustrates to customers and potential customers our willingness to openly submit to independent quality checks at our sawmill.

The FSC® Certification is an internationally recognized symbol of responsible practices both ethically and environmentally and demonstrates our commitment to provide a higher standard of quality and integrity to our customers and to ensure that our products can be enjoyed for generations to come.

The Preferred By Nature certification signifies that Townsend Lumber's products originate from forests managed with respect for people, nature and climate.

The NWFA Engineered Wood Flooring Refinishable Program is a voluntary certification program administered by the National Wood Flooring Association.  The program was designed to identify engineered wood flooring products with wear layer thickness that exceeds industry averages and therefore, are thick enough to be refinished, extending their lifespan in your home.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design or LEED™ is an internationally recognized rating system that stands for sustainability and green building excellence. LEED certification signifies a building conserves resources, reduces operating costs, prioritizes sustainable practices, lowers carbon, and creates a healthier environment. Using a LEED-certified product, like Townsend Lumber's wood building materials, can help a building project attain LEED certification.

Ontario Wood is a program that helps raise awareness of locally grown, locally made wood products, and encourages Ontarians to buy local.

The National Hardwood Lumber Association and its members are committed to the sustainability, education and advocacy of North American hardwoods.