West Meadow Contracting Ltd. is a trusted logging contractor serving private landowners throughout Salmon Arm, Kamloops, 100 Mile House, and the broader regions of North Thompson, South Thompson, North Okanagan, and Shuswap in British Columbia. With a strong commitment to sustainable forest management, the company specializes in logging farms and acreages, helping property owners unlock the value of their timber resources while protecting their land from wildfire risks.

Safety is a top priority at West Meadow Contracting. The company proudly holds SAFE Certification from the B.C. Forest Safety Council, reflecting its adherence to rigorous provincial safety standards and responsible work practices. Clients can be confident that every project is managed with professionalism and a focus on the wellbeing of both workers and the environment.

West Meadow Contracting’s approach is unique in the region: landowners incur no direct costs for logging services, as compensation comes from the value of the timber harvested. This transparent system often results in substantial income for property owners, turning standing timber into a valuable asset while ensuring proper land stewardship.

The team brings deep local expertise, understanding the specific forestry challenges and ecological needs of the Thompson and Okanagan areas. By prioritizing fire mitigation, West Meadow Contracting helps safeguard properties against wildfire threats—a growing concern in the region—while promoting healthy forest regeneration.

Their transparent process includes an initial timber assessment, fair pricing, and a collaborative approach to project planning. As a locally owned and operated business, West Meadow Contracting Ltd. is dedicated to building long-term relationships with landowners and supporting the economic and environmental health of the communities they serve.

For property owners looking to maximize timber value, improve land safety, and ensure responsible management, West Meadow Contracting Ltd. stands out as a reliable partner in the heart of British Columbia’s forestry sector.