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Established in 1946, Cook County Lumber Company has become one of the leading wholesale lumber distributors in the Chicagoland area. The company prides itself in offering its customer s quality products and competitive pricing. By utilizing over 150 lumber mills throughout the United States, Canada, New Zealand and Brazil, Cook County Lumber Company is able to provide a wide variety of top quality products to its customers as promised. Cook sells its dimension lumber by both units and broken units. Much of its lumber comes from New Zealand s premium mill and provides for a lower cost alternative to ponderosa pine with the same level of quality. Cook County Lumber Company is a full-line company that, along with wood products, offers a complete line of building materials, tools and accessories.

Mid-America Lumber, situated in Lawton, Oklahoma, stands out as the top destination for premium building and construction materials. Their commitment to value, quality, and competitive pricing makes them the preferred choice for all your project needs. With a focus on primary building supplies, Mid-America Lumber ensures that customers receive top-notch products for their construction projects. Trust Mid-America Lumber for exceptional service and reliable materials that meet your building requirements. Generated from their website's infomation

Sterling Lumber Company offers a wide range of lumber products and is located in Blue Island, Ill. It offers a variety of products, such as hardwood, timber and shoring, and hardwood pallet and stock boxes. The company also offers manufactured lumber products that include road mats, truck and crane mats, shielding, shoring, piling, stakes and wedges. It has a fleet of more than 5 trucks, over 50 sawmills and approximately two package saws that provides delivery and transportation services. The company has a wide range of clients, including the Kenny Construction, Jay Dee Contractors, Lorig Construction Company and the Hayward Baker. Sterling Lumber Company s projects include Dan Ryan and the Museum of Science & Industry.