Colorado wood suppliers

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Austin Hardwoods of Denver

4.5 · 278

Denver, CO · Lumber Yard

975 W Mississippi Ave, Denver, CO 80223

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Purpleheart · this locationSelect grade · this locationBubinga (special order) · this locationMarine grade plywood · this location

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Buying lumber in Colorado

Colorado's market includes local forest-product businesses and small mills as well as Front Range and mountain suppliers carrying lumber brought in through regional and national distribution.

The Colorado State Forest Service's wood-utilization program promotes products made from Colorado wood and maintains a producer database. Local material can differ from the standardized construction and specialty inventory sold through distributors.

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Ask whether the material is Colorado-produced or distributed from elsewhere if local sourcing matters to you.
Confirm species, grade, dimensions, drying, surfacing, quantity requirements, lead time, and mountain-area delivery limits.

Regional context does not establish inventory at an individual supplier. Sources: Colorado Forest Products program, Colorado forest-products database.