Tenakee Logging Company

Specializing in selectively harvested Alaskan lumber.

Welcome! We're a father and son-owned small milling company based in Tenakee Springs, Alaska devoted to environmentally sustainable harvesting.

We primarily work in and around the Tenakee Springs area, including Juneau and Sitka, providing our customers with rough sawn, finely grained lumber from trees including Sitka Spruce, Western Hemlock and Yellow Cedar.

We're proud to provide our customers with Alaskan-made products and to help support the local Southeastern Alaskan economy. Learn more about us, our process, our products, and how we can help you!

Press

Two articles about owner Gordon Chew's volunteer work helping with whale disentanglements: one from KCAW.org, and one from NOAA fisheries.

One Tree at a Time from Wild Confluence on Vimeo:

TimberWest magazine: Creating a Sustainable Answer in Alaska

We have been featured in many videos and articles over the years. Here are some examples:

Gordon wrote an Op-Ed in the Juneau Empire: Protecting salmon is part of doing business

Logger's World August 2017 issue featured us

We represented Stihl, Interntional in a new chainsaw demonstration and test:

Annual Green Living magazine hosted by USA TODAY (PDF)

Juneau Empire Op-Ed

Forest Business Network

High Country News

Juneau Empire

Capital City Weekly

KCAW Interview

Tenakee Logging Company: Alaskan wood. Alaskan jobs. Keep it local. from SEACC on Vimeo.

Alaskan Wood, Alaskan Jobs from SEACC on Vimeo.

New Product - Alaskan Yellow Cedar Grilling Planks

Cooking salmon on the new Tenakee Logging Company yellow cedar grilling planks.

We have a new product for sale, grilling planks made of sustainably harvested Alaskan Yellow Cedar. These planks are ideal cooking surfaces for use on gas or charcoal grills. For more information and recipes, please see our products page.

TLC Management LLC - The Tenakee Logging Company
P.O. Box 24
Tenakee Springs, Alaska 99841
Phone: 907-736-9200
Email: gordon_chew@msn.com

Copyright 2012

Photography by Gordon Chew

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