Kansas wood suppliers

Buying lumber in Kansas

Kansas has a smaller local timber resource than heavily forested states, while lumberyards and specialty dealers bring standardized and specialty material into communities across the state.

Kansas Forest Service reports about 2.5 million acres of rural forest land where central hardwood forests meet the prairie. Oak-hickory, elm-ash-cottonwood, streamside forests, woodlands, and windbreaks are important parts of the resource.

Before you go

• Do not assume every result sells the same kind of wood. Check whether it is a sawmill, construction lumberyard, hardwood dealer, or woodworking store.
• Call ahead for the species, size, grade, drying condition, quantity, and delivery or pickup options needed for your project.

Regional context does not establish inventory at an individual supplier. Sources: Kansas Forest Service forest management, Kansas Forest Service forestry programs.