Why Choose Cypress Posts?
Looking for durable, attractive cypress posts for your next project? At Three Notch Sawmill in Collins, MS, we specialize in custom-milled cypress posts that are perfect for everything from porch columns to fencing. Get exactly the size and finish you need—milled locally, delivered fast.
Why Choose Cypress Posts
Cypress is prized for its strength, resistance to decay, and eye-catching grain. Our Mississippi clients prefer it over treated pine for its:
- Rot and insect resistance
- Long-lasting durability in humid Southern climates
- Natural beauty
that doesn’t require chemical treatment
Popular Outdoor Uses for Cypress Lumber
Whether you're building a farm fence, updating a front porch, or constructing a pavilion, cypress posts offer structural reliability with rustic elegance.
Cypress is also a more sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative compared to chemically treated wood. Its natural oils offer protection from the elements without synthetic additives, making it ideal for homeowners who prioritize eco-conscious materials.
Custom Milling Tailored to Your Project
No two projects are the same. That’s why we offer:
- Custom dimensions: Choose your length, thickness, and width
- Rough-sawn or planed finish
- Optional sanding, staining, or finishing
Our sawmill team works directly with contractors and homeowners to ensure every post fits your exact specifications. Need something fast? We often offer
same-day milling for in-stock logs.
We also provide expert guidance to help you select the best cut and grain orientation for your application—whether structural or decorative. Looking for a matched set of posts for symmetry in a porch or pergola design? We’ll custom cut to match.
Ideal Applications for Cypress Posts
Cypress posts are incredibly versatile and can be used in both residential and commercial settings. Popular applications include:
- Front porch columns for Southern-style homes
- Garden and farm fencing
- Outdoor kitchen or patio framing
- Pergolas and shade structures
- Sign posts or entry markers
- Carport and barn framing
Because of their structural integrity and attractive appearance, cypress posts are often left exposed as a key design element. With a little sealant, they’ll retain their rich hue and grain character for decades.
Local, Sustainable, and High-Quality
Our cypress is harvested and milled in Mississippi, making it a sustainable and regionally ideal option. By buying local, you:
- Support Mississippi’s forestry economy
- Avoid long lead times and high shipping costs
- Get expert insight from a team that understands local climate needs
We serve the entire Pine Belt region, including Hattiesburg, Laurel, Magee, and Ellisville. Contractors, landowners, and DIY builders trust Three Notch Sawmill for consistent quality and reliable service.
FAQs About Custom Cypress Posts
What sizes can I order?
We mill to order. Standard posts range from 4x4 to 8x8, with lengths from 6 ft to 16 ft. Custom dimensions are available upon request.
Can I pick up the posts at your sawmill?
Yes! We welcome pickups at our Collins, MS location. Delivery may also be available depending on your area. Call to confirm service availability.
How long does it take to mill custom posts?
Standard orders are typically ready within 1–3 business days. Same-day service may be available for in-stock cuts.
Do I need to treat or seal the cypress?
Sealing is optional. Cypress naturally resists rot and pests, but sealing can preserve its golden tone and extend its life span.
Can I request pre-drilled or notched posts?
Yes, we offer optional customizations like notching and pre-drilling upon request. Let us know your specifications at the time of order.
Get a Quote for Custom Cypress Posts Today
Contact Three Notch Sawmill to get your custom cypress posts started today. We’ll cut and finish them to fit your build—fast, affordable, and locally made.
Call (601) 517-1368 or email threenotchsawmill@gmail.com to place your order.
We’re located at 818 3 Notch Rd, Collins, MS and proudly serve contractors and homeowners across South Mississippi.