Lumber industry consolidation: What it means for businesses, builders, and buyers
Big companies are consolidating family-owned lumber yards, raising concerns about the future of lumber competition, pricing, and innovation.
Big companies are consolidating family-owned lumber yards, raising concerns about the future of lumber competition, pricing, and innovation.
Mass timber projects like Limberlost Place are redefining sustainable design and showcasing the architectural future of wood construction.
Sherwood Lumber overcame market volatility through innovation, strategic growth, and strong vendor relationships, transforming its place in the lumber industry.
Decades of U.S.-Canada softwood agreements have kept the lumber industry resilient and prices steady despite tariffs.
Lumber prices are climbing again., driven by supply chain disruptions and trade policies, leaving companies bracing for higher project costs.
Premier Construction Software partners with Lumber to bring automated workforce management to construction firms.
