Timber

Timbers provide a skeletal-like frame, which supports an entire building/structure, including fence posts. Traditionally, timbers were driven face out, begged together, and then in filled. This produced a visible frame from the inside, out. Today, timbers still provide great structural support with fewer, larger pieces of lumber, while also providing aesthetic and structural benefits. Vertical timbers are also known as posts, which support structures at corners or other major uprights. Horizontal timbers include sill beams, noggin-pieces, and wall plates. And sloping timbers provide trusses and braces. Timbers provide great structural support in new numbers!

Flooring / Pattern Boards

Beaded Ceiling (Douglas Fir, Lodgepole Pine End-Matched, Radiata Primed Finger-Joint) | Flooring (Douglas Fir, Southern Yellow Pine, Lodgepole Pine End-Matched). Patterned lumber is largely associated with early American Décor but with modern technology, new patterns create modern finishing lumber. Most patterns are reversible providing a choice of pattern or surface finish in one board. Patterned boards are inspected and graded on the pattern or face side, but the back face can add to the design (which may be a lower the grade). There are many different patterns, and each pattern has a style and number. For example, Tongue and Groove, Beaded Ceiling, WP-4, and Car Siding are just a few patterns available.

Engineered Wood

Trus Joist® TJI® joists are a key part of making a high-performance floor. The dimensional stability of TJI joists help them resist warping, twisting and shrinking that can lead to squeaky floors. TJI joists are lightweight and come in long lengths, which makes them faster and easier to install than traditional framing, and saves you both time and money.

Custom Trusses

Trim joist

TRIMMABLE END SECTION

Our unique TrimEnds™ products allow the truss to be trimmed on the job site for an exact fit. Other trusses typically cannot be adjusted for site conditions that may not be exactly as expected. TrimJoist® products are also great for angled walls.

OPEN-WEB DESIGN

Unlike other solid I-type joists, the TrimJoist® features strut webbing. This eliminates the subcontractor’s need to cut holes. Thus, the valuable floor cavity space is available for plumbing, electrical, and duct work, making them great for use in basements. Say goodbye to drop-down ceilings.

FULL 3.5-INCH-WIDE FLANGE

The TrimJoist® features a 3.5-inch flange on both top and bottom. This makes subfloor application simpler and quicker. The wide surface also allows for the application of more glue to resist the shearing action between the joist and subfloor. Also, more nails hit their mark, thereby reducing the likelihood of squeaks.

THICK ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) ON TrimEnds™ SECTION

Since we use a 23/32-inch-thick OSB in our TrimEnd™ sections, the use of compression or “squash” blocks is almost entirely eliminated. Only under the heaviest of load conditions must additional blocking be used.

Open Joist

Compared to those heavier, metal-plated trusses, the superior strength and load-carrying capabilities of Open Joist™–plus its competitive pricing–make it the smartest choice for longer joist spans or wider joist spacing. Find answers to questions about Open Joist, including truss configurations, chase opening sizes and mechanical clearance.

Fasteners / Hangers

Available in stock and on special order. Hangers, connectors and fasteners from Simpson and USP.

Housewrap

The more effectively a building is sealed and insulated, the more durable, comfortable and energy efficient the building will be. The industry has come a long way, with DuPont™ Tyvek® Weatherization Systems remaining the gold standard of housewrap.

Pocket Door / Attic Stairs

We offer pre-built and knock down pocket door frames along with pull down attic stairs.

Composite Decking Materials

Exterior Siding

Cedar Lumber

Beautiful
Cedar has a warmth of color and varying grain pattern that is unmatched by the many synthetic and composite products that have been invented to replace it. Even with solid colors, Western Red Cedar has a texture and authenticity that is still the most desired appearance for high end design.
Durable
Beautiful CedarCedar is an ideal choice for both interior and exterior uses. It is one of the most naturally durable and decay resistant softwoods we can use to build our homes. The wood of Western Red Cedar contains naturally occurring fungicides, called thujaplicins, which give Western Red Cedar its resistance to decay. Another extractive in the wood, thujic acid, helps makes it resistant to insect attack. Properly installed and finished, Western Red Cedar will last for decades or centuries – even in the harshest of environments.
Stable
Like all woods, Western Red Cedar will absorb and discharge moisture to reach equilibrium with its environment. However, Cedar’s consistent, low density allows it to cup, warp and twist much less than other exterior softwoods.
Workable
Cedar’s low density and consistency make it an ideal wood to cut, saw, nail and glue. Even a handsaw goes through cedar “like butter”.
Stainable CedarStainable
Western Red Cedar, though rich in extractives, is free of the pitch and resin found in other softwoods, making it ideal for a wide range of finishes. From lightly toned clear solutions or semi-transparent stains to multi-coat solid colors, Western Red Cedar is superior in its ability to accept and maintain a finish.
Lightweight
LightweightWestern Red Cedar’s unique cell structure makes it one of the lightest commercial softwoods. At 12% moisture content it weighs approximately 23 lbs per cubic foot and has a relative density (specific gravity) of .32. Western Red Cedar’s low density makes it easy to handle and economical to transport.
Thermal and Acoustic Insulation
Western Red Cedar is superior in its ability to resist thermal conductivity more than any other commonly available softwood. At 12% moisture content it has an R value of 1.35 per inch of thickness, which is 8 times better than concrete, 400 times better than steel, and 2,000 times that of aluminum.
Western Red Cedar has very good sound dampening properties and is superior to most other sidings and panelings.
Abundant
Abundant CedarWestern Red Cedar has a vast growth range and – like other North American softwoods – is replanted at a rate 7 times that of harvest.
Renewable
Do any research on Western Red Cedar and other North American softwoods and you will discover what those of us in the construction business already know: wood is the most renewable resource for the construction of just about any part of your home. Cedar boasts a far superior “Green” story than any of its plastic, steel, aluminum, or concrete replacements.

Treated Lumber

Our products offer exceptional protection and performance while meeting your needs.

Our pressure-treated lumber can be used for above ground, ground contact, structural ground contact and fresh water contact applications for projects such as decks, docks and outdoor structures. And, because ProWood® dimensional lumber is professional grade, it’s building code compliant (ESR-2240 [pdf – 426 KB]) and backed by a lifetime limited warranty against termite infestation and rot.

Metal Studs Framing

Exterior Trim