Halpin Lumber Co

Nixon Lumber Co, based in Framingham, MA, is a respected lumber wholesale firm with a history dating back to 1969. Specializing in providing lumber, plywood, millwork, and other building supplies, the company serves retailers and contractors primarily in the New England region. Known for its reliability and quality products, Nixon Lumber Co has built a strong reputation within the industry. With a focus on customer satisfaction, the company continues to be a go-to source for construction materials in the area. Generated from their available business information

Chace Building Supply is a full-service lumber and hardware store that provides building products to individuals and businesses in Southern New England. Its kitchen and bath department offers products from Decora, Schrock, Aristokraft, Wellborn, including custom cabinetry, solid surface countertops, custom laminate, granite and butcher block counter tops. It distributes windows and doors from Andersen, Marvin, Integrity, ModernView, Therma-Tru and Masonite. Its millwork shop produces custom mantels, mouldings and special transoms for windows, doors and pediments. The company also distributes paint, exterior siding and trim, decking and roofing. Chace is a member of the Lumbermens Merchandising Corporation and maintains headquarters in Woodstock, Conn. It operates additional stores in Willington, Conn., Foxboro, Mass., Mendon, Mass., Dayville, Conn., and Providence, R.I.

Rex Lumber is among the largest wholesale-hardwood distributor on the Eastern Seaboard. The company services woodworkers, retailers, store fixture manufacturers and other companies that use hardwood lumber in their manufacturing processes. Rex Lumber also exports lumber overseas and ship lumber via contract carrier to the Midwest and West Coast. Rex Lumber Company has four facilities located in Acton, Mass., South Windsor, Conn., Englishtown, N.J. and Doswell, Va. The largest mill is located in Connecticut, where there are five moulders and a state-of-the-art computerized, cross-cut and rip saw. The Englishtown facility also has a mill and stores up to 1.5 million board feet of kiln-dried stock and 2 million board feet of air-dried stock. The Virginia facility is smaller, storing 600,000 board feet of kiln-dried lumber. The millwork facility has a roughing planer, a cabinet planer and a straight-line rip saw.