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Wilson Lumber has been recognized as a top lumberyard by two highly respected publications in the building materials industry.

Wilson Lumber has been named a 2022 Best Workplace by the Best Workplaces Institute.

People are what matter. Not people are number 1 and profit is number 2. People are number 1, everything else pales in comparison. You want to make a difference in your career? Make a difference in the lives of people.

I am delighted that it has been in my generation that the role of women in construction has begun to change and that we are seeing more meaningful contributions from women in what’s previously been a male-dominated industry.

When was the last time you were offended because someone asked you about what’s going on in your life? ... My guess is that you are encouraged that someone cares enough to ask.

Driving from job site to job site and looking for something different to listen to? Check out one of these podcasts for homebuilders, featuring experts in building materials, lumber and the housing market.

Wilson Lumber is excited to announce a partnership with Next Step Farms to construct a large pole barn where the organization will start a day program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

To improve the health of your workforce and ensure that your company is positioned to recognize these specific challenges, we must prioritize workers’ mental health to the same level as wearing safety goggles and tagging out live circuits.

Wilson Lumber is honored to be recognized in the inaugural LBM JOURNAL 100, a ranking of the nation’s top pro dealers and lumberyards by 2020 sales.

If you make your living in the construction industry, you have no doubt been affected by the shortage of skilled labor across the nation.

While engineered floor trusses are nothing new, they have continued to increase in popularity over the past couple of decades due to their exceptional strength, construction advantages, durability and reliability.

‘Christlike principles’ is a much better base for decision making than the whims of how I’m feeling at the moment. And I’ve found that doing business for God’s glory is way more fun than doing it for my glory.