Forest Management may be the right service if:

• Your woods is overcrowded or unmanaged. 

• You want to improve tree health and future growth.

• Wildlife habitat is a priority on your property. 

• You're interested in long-term planning rather than one-time work. 

• Storm Damage, disease, or invasive species have impacted your forest. 

• You want guidance on what to remove- and what to protect.

Forest management often combines multiple services, such as selective harvesting, mulching, and habitat work, tailored to your property's needs.

What does forest management include?

Forest Management can include selective timber harvesting, invasive species control, mulching, habitat improvement, and long-term planning all based on your goals.

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Is forest management change how my woods look?

Yes- but in a positive way. The goal is a healthier, more balanced forest that still feels natural. 

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Is forest management only for large properties?

No. Forest Management can benefit properties of many sizes, from small woodlots to large acreage.

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How often does forest management need to be done?

That depends on the property. Some woods benefit from periodic maintenance, while others require more involved planning over time. We typically like to come in every 5 years and go from there. It is all based on your goals and your property's needs. 

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Sevits Logging is based in Fremont, Indiana, and serves properties approximately 5 hours of Fremont. 

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Most of our forest management takes place throughout:

• Indiana

• Michigan 

• Ohio

If you're unsure whether your property is within our service area, feel free to reach out- we're happy to talk through your goals. 

We believe good forest management starts with listening- to the land and to the land owner. We don't believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, we focus on honest evaluations, clear communication, and responsible decisions that support the long-term health of your forest. 

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Every project is guided by respect for the land, careful planning, and a commitment to doing the work the right way.