Who We Benefit

Commercial Building:

Whether you need treated fence posts (8'-20') or treated lumber in custom sizes, commercial building timber products must meet the demands of your project environment. For playgrounds, rope courses and similar theme-park structures, standard fencing, as well as ranch and farm supplies, the element of human consumer and animal contact will dictate your choice of MCA, creosote, CCA or DCOI chemical treatments. Elsewhere, posts, pilings and utility electrical poles, (up to 70'), or railroad ties for example, can be supplied in standard or custom sizes. We will always ensure you get the correct grade and class of long-life timber your commercial building structures require.

Industrial Building:

A reliable source of pressure treated wood is essential for industrial building applications like: tunneling and mining work, bridge-building, landscaping projects, oilfield infrastructure and similar environments where safety and durability must be guaranteed. We can supply a broad range of posts and rails, poles (Class 1-6 & TXDot), and custom lumber materials in the A, B or C use categories you need to cover your anticipated bio-deterioration hazards and deliver the product performance your clients and customers expect. Regardless of the size of your project, we can always supply industrial building quotes and offer technical advice on compliance and approved usage. In addition, we can answer any questions you may have about issues such as freshwater immersion, contact with soils and concrete, or prolonged exposure to moisture in humid climates.

Marine Building:

Those who undertake marine building contracts will know saltwater and shoreline projects require marine-grade lumber. For continuous saltwater immersion environments like jetties and harbors, we typically stock and supply heavy-duty lumber pressure treated with high-retention CCA (2.5) or creosote (#16-20). This marine building material will provide the essential structural integrity for applications such as: marine pier pilings, wooden bulkheads and bridge fenders, as well as waterfront decks and docks. Marine timber regulations can sometimes be a challenge to interpret, especially when your marine construction project involves custom materials, so give us a call whenever you need some expert help.