Keiver Willard-Lumber Corp

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.

Establishes in 1825, Holt & Bugbee Company is a manufacturer and distributor of hardwood and softwood lumber products. It is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. The company features a showroom that provides a range of more than 2,500 products. Holt & Bugbee Company offers astragals, chair rails, panel moulding, flutes and picture frames. In addition, it provides back bands, caps, casings, stools, crowns, and tongue and grooves. The company offers 24-hour emergency and packaging services. Holt & Bugbee Company provides vacuum coating systems and moulders. It offers retail, rail siding and container loading services. The company maintains one of its locations in Tewksbury, Mass.

Brock's was founded by Maurice and Anne Brock in 1961. It all started innocently enough as the brainstorm of Maurice; his idea was to sell plywood in an old truck garage that was 575 square feet on a property next to his house. He eventually added 2 x 4's and nails and business began to boom. Maurice's hard work, fair prices and quality service turned the business into a successful enterprise. In the early 60's Maurice constructed a new 55' x 60' building on Ten Rod Road; it was put up in the backyard of the homestead to store the additional building materials. The expansion was far from over. In 1968 a new office and showroom was constructed, again on Ten Rod Road, right next to the family home. By 1974, Maurice added a flooring showroom and warehouse. In order to do this it was necessary to tear down the family homestead. In addition, throughout the 1970's, two other warehouses were constructed on the property to house the lumber, millwork and roofing materials. In 1978 the Cocheco bottling Plant was purchased for additional storage as well as to be able to receive products shipped by railcar. Brock's continued to grow, and in 1984 a major addition was put onto the Cocheco Warehouse to store additional inventory. In 1988 the current 25,000 square foot showroom was constructed in the back of the property and Brock's changed their address from Ten Rod Road to 298 North Main Street. This location is currently home to over 50 employees. The former showroom on Ten Rod Road was remodeled into what is now their window and door shop. What started in a shed in their yard has now grown into a company with over 85,000 square feet of showroom and warehouse space. Following in his father's footsteps, the 2nd generation, Scott Brock, who has been involved in Brock's since childhood, became owner and president of Brock's in 1998. Continued by the 3rd generation, Evan Brock, like his father, has been a fixture in the store since early childhood and in 2010 started his c...