Maryland Horse Fencing

Listing #433 Listed on: 06/22/2012

Maryland Horse Fencing has been serving the equine industry primarily installing fences and constructing loafing sheds, a service Paul Higgins began after years of cutting timber professionally and operating a circle sawmill. In 2011 we re-established an on-site sawmill for manufacturing our own lumber and lumber for the do-it-yourself operation. We have an LT70 Wood Mizer with joystick controls and a Cook's 2 blade edger, both are portable but they are set up stationary. We secure logs through local loggers.

Caleb in the Sawyer's seat

3,000 board foot solar kiln by Wood Mizer

sawing strips to stack lumber

Cook's 34 hp 2 blade edger

Wood Mizer LT 70 with enclosed sawyer room

pole building with poplar siding

razor and pens

Picnic Pavilion from Poplar

Oak Armoire

reclaimed literature rack

Decorative Oak Arbor

Oak Breakfast Table we sawed and dried

southern yellow pine and poplar air drying for barn siding

logs on log deck ready to be milled

end-coated white oak log being quartersawn

1" x 6" oak boards for fencing

bookmatched quartersawn walnut for cabinet order

Company Name: Maryland Horse Fencing

Contact Name: Dwayne Higgins

Location: Union Bridge, MD 21791

Year Founded: 1977

Sq. Footage: 9,000

Employees: 4

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: www.marylandhorsefencing.com

Product Specialties:

Hardwood Lumber
Milled Lumber / Lumber for construction
Reclaimed
Softwood Lumber
Wood Waste

Service Specialties:

Custom Sawing
Kiln Drying

Sawmill Equipment:

Sawmills: Portable - Wood Mizer LT 70 with joystick controls
Edgers - Cook's 34 hp 2 blade 4" thickness
Cut-off Saws - Go-Fast ...8" x 12" capacity
Other - Wood Mizer 20' live deck
Roller Conveyors - Kane 16' and 12' belt conveyors
Kilns - 3,000' Wood Mizer solar kiln

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