With its forest resources and sawmills in Canada, GreenFirst Forest Products produces high-quality softwood lumber, used primarily in construction. We serve the residential, commercial, and industrial construction markets.

GreenFirst produces a wide range of high-quality lumber products made from fir, pine, and spruce (SPF). All species and grades are available with Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certification—your assurance that our products are made from fiber sourced from responsibly managed forests.

Idaho Forest Group provides customers with high-quality lumber while being committed to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® and supporting the program’s intent of responsible forest management.

Idaho Timber Corporation is a nationally recognized leader in the forest products industry, providing an extensive range of quality wood products to markets across North America, the United States and the Pacific Rim.

Available in high-quality Ponderosa Pine, Douglas Fir, White Fir, Spruce, Southern Yellow Pine and Cedar products.

Interfor produces a wide range of wood products. Products include high quality, fine grain raw material for remanufacturing into consumer products, finished and semi finished products to beautify your home and structural building materials produced to exacting performance standards.

For over 125 years, J.D. Irving Lumber customers have appreciated our commitment to quality lumber products, strong relationships, and service reliability. Hardwood, softwood and pine – our finished wood products are consistently on grade and dependable.

Clears, patterns, flooring, paneling, siding, beaded ceiling, the best of composite decking,------ in ALL product categories you can expect U.S. Lumber to carry the highest quality and best selection available in wholesale distribution.

From homes to picket fences, wood has built the North American Dream and West Fraser takes great pride in supplying wood products to the world. Wood is safe, sturdy and dependable – it is the best insulator against heat and cold and it is considered by many to be the most energy-efficient building material in use today.

Each piece of lumber is grade stamped showing the grade of lumber, the dryness, the mills designated number, and the accredited agency, which in turn performs routine grading checks to ensure the product meets or exceeds all standards.