Tree Service in Nature’s Mountain Playground
Little Levels Lumber is your one call for “everything tree” in Pocahontas County, West Virginia, and surrounding areas including Greenbrier County. From care for a single backyard tree to the management of acres of timber in nature’s mountain playground, we can help you meet your objectives.
We offer free consultations for timber and woodlot management, land clearing, or information on how to utilize government programs – all to maximize your return on your land investment.
Residential and commercial tree care is covered by our sister company, TreeSources. So regardless of your tree questions – we have answers.
We are committed to offering you expertise in a way that meets your overall goals. We’re happy to schedule a consultation, just contact us.
Forest and Timber Services
Little Levels provides forestry services and timber management. Helping landowners meet their objectives – recreating habitat or timbering and brokering small patches of timber – is the goal of our company.
Arboriculture and Yard Tree Services
TreeSources covers the residential and commercial arboriculture aspects for our customers, which includes tree trimming and removal, stump grinding, and consulting.
Meet Your Arborist: Ken Beezley
Ken Beezley’s love of all things tree began in 2000 when he started a portable saw-milling business with a friend. Hooked on trees, Ken went to Glenville State College where he earned an associates in Forest Technology and began work in the industry. In 2006, Ken saw an unmet need in the tree care market – one that focuses on not just affordability, but on the science behind trees that dictates proper care. The tree service that is now TreeSources, began there.
Ken became a certified arborist and began working with residential, commercial and government customers to provide the highest quality tree care. In 2012, Ken returned to West Virginia University and received both a BS and a MS in Forest Resource Management. As Ken and his family moved to the wilds of Pocahontas County, Ken applied those forest management skills to his business and incorporated a second business, Little Levels Lumber Company.
