America's Premier Woodworking Directory

Discover trusted lumber yards, hardwood suppliers, and sawmills in every state.

From architectural millwork shops to specialty slab dealers, explore vetted woodworking suppliers that ship nationwide or deliver locally. Compare services, view categories, and connect with experts who understand wood.

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2,450+
Verified woodworking businesses
50 States
Coverage with regional insights
18 Categories
Lumber, slabs, millwork, cnc, and more
Built for Pros & Makers

Trusted by cabinetry shops, furniture studios, and architectural firms.

We combine manual curation with geographic data to ensure every listing supports serious woodworking projects—whether you need FSC-certified hardwood, reclaimed beams, or precision CNC services.

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Listings include direct contact details for fast ordering.

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Material filters covering hardwood, sheet goods, exotic species, and slabs.

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New suppliers added every month from community submissions.

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Resources for sourcing wood the smart way

Navigate the U.S. woodworking landscape with data-backed guides and local expertise.

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Interactive Supplier Directory

Browse every state to compare lumber yards, sawmills, and specialty suppliers near major metro areas.

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Buying Guide & Methodology

Learn how we verify listings, our sourcing criteria, and tips for evaluating a new wood vendor.

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Regional Wood Species Insights

Understand which hardwoods and softwoods thrive in different climates to plan reliable supply chains.

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Popular states for woodworking suppliers

These locations offer the deepest mix of hardwood distributors, custom mills, and specialty wood retailers.

California 156 suppliers • walnut · redwood · claro Texas 134 suppliers • mesquite · pecan · cedar New York 98 suppliers • maple · cherry · reclaimed Pennsylvania 91 suppliers • white oak · birch · millwork Ohio 82 suppliers • ash · maple · plywood Oregon 76 suppliers • douglas fir · cedar · hemlock
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How to choose the right woodworking supplier

Reliable wood sourcing begins with understanding what makes a supplier exceptional. Look for businesses that stock kiln-dried lumber, maintain climate-controlled warehouses, and offer transparent grading. Local sawmills and boutique yards often provide slabs and logs that big box retailers cannot match.

Questions to ask before you buy

  • Do you offer moisture readings or kiln-dry certifications for hardwoods?
  • What are the lead times for custom milling, surfacing, or straight-line ripping?
  • Can you provide sustainably harvested or FSC-certified material on request?
  • How do you handle deliveries for large orders or long-distance shipping?

By evaluating these criteria, your workshop can maintain consistent quality and keep projects on schedule. Remember to build relationships with more than one supplier—regional weather and market demand can impact availability for premium species.

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Frequently asked questions

How often is the supplier directory updated?

We refresh listings monthly and add new suppliers as soon as they are verified. Updates include hours, contact details, and new material categories.

What qualifies a business to be listed?

Suppliers must provide woodworking-specific materials or services, maintain active contact information, and demonstrate reliable fulfillment for builders and makers.

Can I submit my business for inclusion?

Absolutely. Visit our About page for submission guidelines, then share your details through the Contact section. We evaluate every request to protect directory quality.

Do you list specialty services like CNC or finishing?

Yes. Many listings include value-added services such as CNC routing, resawing, custom finishing, and architectural millwork.

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Submit your company for review

Provide your business details, service specialties, and coverage area. Our team verifies every submission to keep the directory accurate and trustworthy.

  • Company name, website, and primary contact
  • Service focus (hardwoods, slabs, milling, etc.)
  • Service region and delivery options
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