Bear Creek Lumber

Bear Creek Lumber is a family-owned and operated lumber business that specializes in natural wood products for both home and commercial use. Most of our customers are custom home builders. Located in the scenic North Cascades Mountains of Washington State, the company has been run continuously by the same ownership since 1977.

Bear Creek has established an international reputation for fine quality products such as red cedar or redwood sidings, many kinds of hardwood floorings, #1 fir timbers, cedar shakes/shingles and yellow or red cedar decking. We offer a variety of lumber patterned stocks including tongue and groove panelings and deckings for interior or exterior use.

In sidings, we offer, bevel/clapboard, channel rustic, tongue and groove, ship lap and board/batt style siding. Each of our products is also available in a number of different grades, each meeting industry standards for that grade.

Literature explaining the types of products we offer is available on request or through our website at www.bearcreeklumber.com. Besides the more than one million board feet of inventory that Bear Creek keeps in stock throughout the year, we also offer custom milling services and prestaining. Bear Creek Lumber ships worldwide, offering packaging services so every product is protected en route to your destination with top quality side and top protection. Each package is also wrapped in weatherproof lumber wrap. We can arrange for shipments to any dock location as well as job site delivery to remote locations anywhere in the continental USA or Canada.

Our company also offers a free monthly newsletter that features company profiles, industry news, product information and monthly sales specials on select items.

For more information about Bear Creek Lumber or a free quote request, call (800) 597-7191 or fax (509) 997-2040. Hours of operation are weekdays from 8 AM - 4 PM PT.

Website: www.bearcreeklumber.com
E-Mail: ela@bearcreeklumber.com

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