Kiln Drying & Heat sterilization Services for woodworkers, home owners and professionals

Faster Drying Without Compromising Quality.

  • Kiln Drying.

    If you have fresh-cut “green” (wet) wood, you will need to dry and sterilize it before using it. Our iDRY vaccum kilns will kill all the bugs, mold and fungus.

    Not only do our iDRY Vacuum Kilns meet the USDA Heat Sterilization Requirements, but they also dry wood 5x to 10x faster than traditional kilns. This means that we can dry your lumber in weeks, not months.

    Additionally, vacuum kiln technology is particularly good for drying thick, wide slabs all the way to the core, ensuring the highest quality for your wood projects.

    Slab stack setup for drying
  • Capabilities.

    Each of our kilns are capable of drying up to 4,000 Board Feet at a time (max-width of 5ft, max-length of 16ft).

    We have limited space and the kilns fill up fast, so message us to reserve your spot in line!

    iDRY Plus Vacuum Kilns

DRYING Pricing:

  • Vacuum Kiln Drying Service

    Vacuum Kiln Drying Service

    $1 per board foot capacity used per week

  • High-Heat Sterilization Service

    High-Heat Sterilization Service

    $1 per board foot / $75 min

  • Labor

    Labor

    Includes 1/2 hour labor - $150 per additional manhour

  • Storage

    Storage

    Outside “Air Dry” storage - $50 per month per stack / concrete pad

    Covered building dry storage - $150 per month per stack

See it to believe it!

Check out our kiln process!

Sticker Stack Lumber Diagram

  • Step 1

    step 1, 4"x6" concrete block
  • Step 2

    step 2, 4"x8" wood beam
  • Step 3

    step 3, 4"x4" wood bunk
  • Step 4

    step 4, 1"x1" wood stickers
  • Step 5

    step 5, place slabs and repeat step 4
  • Step 6

    Step 6, repeat steps 4 and 5
  • Step 7

    step 7, add 2"x4" roof rafter
  • Step 8

    step 8, put a thin metal roof over the roof rafter
So excited to start building with this spalted maple! Avery was awesome to work with, and I’m stoked with the wood I’ve brought home. Will be back for more!
— Nathan Lawrenson