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Lumber is a commodity with prices fluctuating weekly due to market conditions. With our Lumber Commodity Price Sheet we look to keep you as informed as possible about those prices. Click on the price list for a downloadable or printable .PDF version. Below the Price List is the Commodity Price Chart for quick reference into what is happening in the markets along with showing overall market trends. This is updated weekly or as the market sees fit.

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Framing Lumber – We proudly stock #2 & better kiln dried PREMIUM Douglas Fir
Our lumber is Structurally sound, has 4 square edges & is less prone to splits & checks.

All lengths marked in ORANGE are NOT stocked at Home Depot

	8′	10′	12′	14′	16′	18′	20′
2×4	$3.51	$4.71	$5.65	$6.52	$8.00	$8.88	$9.61
2×6	$4.62	$5.92	$7.11	$8.03	$10.53	$10.66	$12.13
2×8	$6.96	$8.79	$10.55	$13.53	$15.47	$16.14	$17.93
2×10	$8.32	$11.42	$12.61	$16.57	$19.09	$20.57	$22.85
2×12	$11.26	$14.50	$17.40	$19.53	$25.35	$27.24	$31.68

Pressure Treated Lumber – We proudly stock #2 & better CA-C (Copper Azole) incised treated Hemlock for ground contact.
Worry free application, treated to withstand the elements, approved for ground contact & in-ground use.

	8′	10′	12′	14′	16′	18′	20′
2×4	$6.36	$7.95	$9.54	$11.13	$12.72	S/O	$16.37
2×6	$9.49	$11.86	$14.23	$16.60	$18.97	S/O	$24.41
2×8	$13.03	$16.29	$19.54	$22.79	$26.06	S/O	$33.53
2×10	$17.24	$21.55	$25.86	$30.17	$34.48	S/O	$44.36
2×12	$20.93	$26.14	$31.37	$36.60	$41.83	S/O	$53.82

Pressure Treated Decking – We proudly stock #2 & better PREMIUM smooth Douglas Fir decking.
Treated for local weather, dimensionally stable, & looks better longer.

	8′	10′	12′	14′	16′	18′	20′
2×4	$8.50	$10.63	$12.74	$14.87	$16.99	S/O	$21.86
2×6	$12.74	$15.93	$19.11	$22.30	$25.49	S/O	$32.79

Framing Panels – We proudly stock only APA Rated & Graded panels.
APA rated for quality assurance, third party verification, & building code compliant.

	3/8″	7/16″	1/2″	5/8″	3/4″	1″	1 1/8″
OSB	N/A	$12.41	$15.79	$20.16	$26.26	N/A	N/A
CDX	$19.20	N/A	$19.51	$27.16	$33.07	N/A	N/A
ACX	$46.42	N/A	$50.88	$53.61	$56.72	S/O	N/A
T&G	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	$39.56	N/A	$57.94

Plaster Board – We proudly stock only CertainTeed Brand Gypsum.
Easi-light for better handling, M2 Tech for mold and moisture resistance.

	8′		8′
1/2″x4′ Ultralight	$12.27	1/2″x4′ Ultralight Moisture Resistant	$15.30
5/8″x4′ Type X	$13.57	5/8″x4′ Type X Moisture Resistant	$18.48

Fencing – We proudly stock components that are designed for the outdoors.
Western Red Cedar & always rated for ground contact.

	5′	6′	8′		8′
1×4	N/A	$1.89	$2.58	Treated 4×4 Post	$11.67
1×6	$2.49	$3.49	$5.19	60# Concrete Mix	$3.50

Place your order today! Ask about our delivery services and free estimates for all our building materials.

Prices are subject to change without notice. Call for current availability. Lumber commodity pricing is updated weekly.

The chart below allows you to observe yearly pricing fluctuations for different commodities. Click the radio button next to a material name and the chart is updated with pricing information for that material. Clicking the year at the top of the chart disables display of that year – this allows for uncluttered year-to-date pricing.

Displayed pricing is the average weekly price per month.

Friends and Neighbors,

Lumber trading right now is extremely volatile with no end in sight per many of our supplier partners. The cause of the spike in the lumber prices is related to increased demand around the country and uncertainty related to the expired softwood lumber agreement.

With the market growth and the tariff looming, dealers like us are taking on inventory positions that are pushing out order files at the mill level for many months so that we can make sure to cover our customers in the peak season. The tariff is aimed at balancing the pricing between US and Canadian producers that will most likely result is a retroactive tax on the Canadian goods. This has caused the producers to collect the money upfront to protect themselves when, not if, it is imposed. The struggle right now is no one knows what the amount will be so most mills and suppliers are collecting at the worst-case rate.

Since the beginning of the year, our stores have seen our cedar prices grow by more than 40%. Since the beginning of February, we have seen our lumber commodity prices increase by 20-25% with some seeing 35%+. Because we cannot sell our inventory at current market pricing and still make the profits our business needs to survive, we are selling at our replacement cost. We expect treated lumber to follow the commodity markets up at about the same rates in the next few days.

One way we continue to look out for our customers is to look at our inventory position and the price increases to see if we can cover ourselves week to week without passing on the full weight of our cost increases. The down side to this is that we cannot honor our quoted prices beyond one week.

Thank you for your understanding, we are here to help in any way that we can. If you have any questions about the market or need some clarification about a specific segment, please shoot me an email or talk with your sales person. We will continue to watch the prices and adjust up and down as the market dictates along with keeping all of you posted with our weekly lumber commodity hot sheet updates. If you would like to be added to the email list for the Lumber Commodity Hot Sheets please email Josh Bergesen at joshb@lumbertradersinc.com . You can always find the newest lumber commodity pricing on our Blog page, through Facebook and on our Twitter feed.

Thank you for placing your trust in us and we all look forward to serving you in 2017 and beyond.

Thanks,