Straight answers about hardwood supply on the Coffs Coast.

The Williams family has worked Coffs Coast timber since 1900. The company was incorporated as Leonard J Williams Timber in 1966 and trades today as Williams Timber Pty Ltd, one of the oldest businesses on the Coffs Coast.

Yes. It is third-generation family owned and run. Andrew Williams runs the business, his sister Anne-Marie runs the Coffs Harbour office, and their father Shane still lends a hand.

Yes. Leonard J Williams Timber Pty Ltd was the company's name from 1966. It is the same business, same family, same yard, now trading as Williams Timber Pty Ltd.

Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm and Friday 9am to 4.30pm. Closed weekends. Ring ahead for large pickups so the load is ready.

The mill and yard are at 291 to 309 Wears Road, Central Bucca NSW 2450, about 20 minutes north-west of Coffs Harbour. The office is in Coffs Harbour, PO Box 10, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450.

Yes. Pickup is available from Wears Road, Central Bucca during opening hours. Let the office know what you are collecting so it is pulled and ready.

Yes. Williams Timber delivers direct to site across Coffs Harbour and the Mid North Coast, including Bellingen, Dorrigo, Grafton, Macksville, Nambucca and Woolgoolga.

Yes. Poles, piles, girders and bridge timber are freighted Australia-wide and have been supplied overseas. Ask the office for a freight quote with your order.

Yes. Trade and wholesale accounts are available on application for builders, merchants, councils, utilities and contractors. Everyone else can pay by EFT, EFTPOS, Visa, Mastercard, cash or cheque.

Send the product, sizes, lengths, quantity and site postcode through the supply enquiry form on the home page, or call (02) 6652 3427. Quotes are turned around within one business day.

There is no set minimum. Williams Timber supplies single fence posts to home owners and full truckloads to councils and utilities.

Yes. The sawmill cuts rough-sawn and milled hardwood to the sizes and lengths you need, within the limits of the log. Tell the office your dimensions when you order.

Yes. Milled hardwood decking boards, weatherboard and cladding are cut at the mill, in standard and custom widths.

Yes. Hardwood fence posts, strainer posts, rails, railings and palings for rural, residential and horse fencing, treated or untreated.

Yes. Williams Timber supplied bridge girders and decking to the region from the 1960s and still does. Girders, corbels and decking planks are sawn to specification for councils and civil contractors.

Yes. Hardwood piles for marine, wharf and foundation work, available treated for in-ground and marine use.

Yes. Hardwood power and lighting poles with crossarms are the product the business was built on and remain a core line for utilities and electrical contractors.

Yes. Beams, bearers, joists and verandah posts in Australian hardwood for new builds and renovations.

Mixed Australian hardwoods harvested from NSW state forest on the Coffs Coast, selected for the durability class the job needs. Ask the office which species is available for your order.

Rough-sawn timber comes straight off the saw with a textured surface and full nominal size. Milled or dressed timber has been planed smooth to a finished size. Williams Timber supplies both.

Hardwood is naturally denser, stronger and more durable, which is why poles, piles, girders and bridge timber are hardwood. Treated pine is a softwood that relies on treatment for durability. Williams Timber supplies hardwood only.

Yes. Williams Timber treats customer timber at its registered CCA plant for merchants, mills and contractors. Call the office with volumes and hazard level.

Yes. Williams Timber runs its own CCA (Tanalith) treatment plant at Central Bucca, registered as Timber Preservers Association of Australia plant number 115.

CCA treated timber is approved in Australia for poles, piles, fencing, landscaping and structural uses. It is not permitted for some domestic uses such as playground equipment and picnic tables. The office will advise the right treatment for your job.

Above-ground and in-ground hazard levels, including the higher levels used for poles, piles and marine work. Tell the office where the timber is going and it is treated to suit.

Yes. Builders are a core customer for structural hardwood, decking, cladding and posts, delivered to site.

Yes. Bridge girders, decking, piles, poles and sleepers for councils, RMS-style road works and civil contractors across NSW.

Yes. Williams Timber supplies wholesale to timber merchants, hardware stores and other mills, as sawn product or treatment service.

Yes. Hardwood power poles and crossarms for electricity distributors, lighting and electrical contractors, Australia-wide.

Yes. Williams Timber runs its own logging operations under strict Forestry Corporation of NSW and EPA guidelines, and is committed to sustainable forest management so the next generation inherits a working forest.