Contact

Ring, write or e-mail. All three reach the same place. You will not find a form on this page. Forms collect things about the people who fill them in, this site collects nothing, and a few sentences describing the wood tell far more than any set of boxes.

Ring the office

[PUBLIC TELEPHONE REQUIRED]

Write by e-mail

accounts@corsockforestry.co.uk

Send a letter

This is the registered office, and it is the address for formal notices and legal documents as well as for ordinary correspondence.

What to say in an enquiry

An enquiry about forestry work is easiest to answer when it says where the wood is, roughly what is standing in it, and when the work is wanted. Two further things are worth adding, because they affect the answer more than people expect:

• Access. What can reach the site. A timber lorry, a tractor and trailer, or nothing wider than a farm gate. Whether there is anywhere to build a stack.
• Ground. Whether it is dry, wet, steep or broken, and whether there are watercourses, drains, paths or power lines within the block.

Where the work is windblow, say so at the outset. Wind-thrown timber cannot sensibly be estimated without seeing it, and it changes the whole shape of a job.

Enquiries us cannot help with

Corsock Forestry Limited is registered for logging. Planting and tending a crop, sawmilling and timber processing are separate trades, and where an enquiry belongs to one of those we will say so rather than take work it is not registered for.