Overview
Steigerwaldt Land Services advises landowners, investors, utilities and conservation groups on forests, property and natural resources. Its foresters plan timber management and harvests, collect inventory data and assess resource value, while appraisers evaluate land, easements and damage. The firm also negotiates rights of way, maps properties and supports environmental planning for infrastructure and conservation projects. Its brokerage team connects buyers and sellers of timberland, recreational acreage and investment property. Founded in 1957, the company is headquartered in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, and works on projects across the United States and Canada.
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What believers are saying
- Employee participation: Eligible staff receive profit-sharing opportunities, connecting a portion of compensation to company performance.
- Skill mobility: Cross-department support and cross-training give employees documented ways to broaden their expertise inside the firm.
- Carbon workflow: Feasibility studies, field inventories and sustainability reporting create connected service opportunities from assessment through documentation.
What critics are saying
- Field-heavy work: Inventory foresters spend roughly 95% of time in the field, with project travel sometimes exceeding 50%.
- Accountability load: Appraisal managers oversee budgets, quality control and client satisfaction while managing multiple projects and employee performance.
- Seasonal fulfillment: Christmas-tree wholesale sales depend on holiday demand, concentrating that product line's delivery commitments.
What makes Steigerwaldt Land Services unique
- Ownership continuity: The woman-owned firm remains under third-generation family leadership, preserving a defined multigenerational operating structure.
- Pricing intelligence: Its timber-pricing service tracks, analyzes and reports values, giving landowners benchmarks for sales and investment decisions.
- Dispute support: Specialty appraisals and expert-witness services extend valuation engagements into contested property matters.
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