Construction Materials for Denver, CO

Lumber and building materials are our specialty. Adams Lumber Company is the best-stocked lumber and building materials dealer in the greater Centennial, Colorado area, offering a wide variety of lumber dimensions and species in stock, year-round. And, we make it easy for you to shop. 
An example of construction materials available for Denver, CO
House Partitions Made of Woods — Denver, CO — Adams Lumber Company

Choosing The Best Materials for Your Project

 

Choosing The Best Materials for Your Project

 

When it comes to construction materials in Denver, CO, making the right choice can determine the success and longevity of your project. At Adams Lumber Company, we understand that every project is unique and requires tailored solutions.


Our expert staff is always on hand, ready to answer any questions you may have. Not sure exactly what you need? Let us help you choose the appropriate materials for the project at hand.

Why Choose Adams Lumber Company for Construction Materials in Denver, CO

We Find the Perfect Fit for Your Project

Whether you're building a sturdy deck, framing a new home, or crafting custom cabinetry, selecting the right lumber is crucial. Our selection includes premium softwoods like pine, which are ideal for lightweight structures, and hardwoods such as oak, which are perfect for high-traffic areas and furniture.

We Offer Personalized Guidance for Your Needs

Not sure which material works best for your project? Our knowledgeable team is here to help. We take the time to understand your goals, budget, and specifications, ensuring you get the construction materials that suit your needs. From moisture-resistant options for outdoor projects to eco-friendly choices, we have you covered.

Quality You Can Trust

We pride ourselves on offering only top-tier construction materials in Denver, CO. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a seasoned contractor, you'll find the quality, durability, and reliability with us.

Partners with Allweather Wood

Adams Lumber Company partners with Allweather Wood to supply our professional and do-it-yourself customers with high-quality pressure treated lumber. Allweather Wood is the largest pressure treated lumber manufacturer west of the Mississippi River. As such, they are able to offer a wide variety of standard and specialty pressure treated lumber products

Benefits of using Allweather Wood

Allweather Wood pressure treated lumber offers several advantages to contractors, developers, architects, and homeowners, including the following:
  • Helps conquer the elements, including fire and water
  • Resistant to insects, mold, and decay
  • Durable and long-lasting
  • Building code compliant
  • Backed by a limited warranty
  • Easy to use, transport, and store
  • More affordable than concrete or steel
  • Offers the same environmental advantages of non-treated lumber

Why Use Pressure Treated Wood?

First and foremost, pressure treated wood is a proven building material for a wide range of projects. No matter what you are building, it is going to have to face the natural elements – air, fire, earth and water. Sun, wind, rain, heat, cold, and insects are doing their best to wear down your home and other building structures. The preservatives in pressure treated wood are specially formulated to fight against these detrimental elements to keep your home safe and comfortable.

Sourcing the Best Pressure Treated Wood

In addition, pressure treated wood is code compliant and backed by a limited warranty when properly installed. Pressure treated wood is available in both ground contact and above-ground formulations; you should always check your local building code authority for requirements in your area for your particular application. Adams Lumber Company is also happy to help you source the best pressure treated wood products for your construction project. 

More Affordable than Concrete or Steel

Lastly, pressure treated wood is more affordable than concrete or steel. With a low weight to high strength ratio, pressure treated wood can be used for load-bearing, structural applications, and it costs less than other options. And, because pressure treated wood is easy to handle, transport, and store, it also costs less to install.

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