HERITAGE ROOTED IN EXPERTISE
Delivering Quality, Choice, & Service since 1940
OUR ROOTS
Headquartered on the south Oregon coast, Conrad Forest Products was a pioneer in pressure treatment. Our experience goes back to 1940 and our preservation expertise goes back to 1958 when we began providing durability to common species of wood. Since then, we have undergone significant changes in our capabilities, technology, products, and services. We strive to produce environmentally beneficial building materials in an environmentally sound manner.
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Our company has been guided by a simple philosophy: deliver quaility products, offer a wide selection, and provide reliable, professional service every time.
BRANCHES OF SERVICE
Special Packaging
Secure, customized packaging designed to protect your order in transit.
Custom remanufacturing
Tailor wood processing to meet your project specifications.
Precision End Trimming
We deliver clean, accurate cuts for a perfect fit.
Kiln Drying
Providing high-quality kiln-dried lumber & plywood. Delivering strength and reliability.
Treating Services Only
We offer TSO services with premium waterborne and oil borne treatments to protect your wood for any application.
FROM FOREST TO INDUSTRY
Conrad Forest Products supplies durable, preservative-treated wood to a wide range of industries — including industrial, utility pole, heavy construction, marine, rail, and retail sectors. Our products are engineered for superior performance in environments where wood-destroying organisms are present or pose a risk.​
With multiple locations throughout the west, we maintain one of the industry’s largest inventories of Douglas fir dimensional lumber and timbers. Ensuring consistent quality and immediate delivery. We serve customers throughout the western United States and regularly ship to Hawaii, Alaska, Asia, and South America. Our specialized capabilities also allow us to support select clients across the eastern U.S. and Europe.
We Ship Your Way
Truck
Barge
Rail
Industries Served
Industrial Construction
Residential Construction
Marine
Construction
Agricultural & Vineyard
OUR COMMITMENT TO THE CANOPY
Early in the history of our company we made a commitment to our employees, our community, and the environment that we would:​​​​
Our approach to environmental responsibility is rooted in common-sense environmentalism—practices guided by verified scientific data and balanced with practical, sustainable alternatives.
We operate with the environment in mind at every stage of our manufacturing process.
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We source our lumber from sustainably managed forests and tree farms, ensuring long-term forest health and renewable supply. Our preserved wood is produced in facilities that meet (and often exceed) EPA regulations. Our paved lumberyard, covered storage, and strict handling standards reflect our commitment to minimizing impact and protecting surrounding soil and water resources. We also supply wood that meets Best Management Practices, and offer paper-wrapped material upon request.
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Preserved wood provides significant environmental benefits: because it lasts longer, it reduces the frequency of replacements—meaning fewer trees harvested over time and less overall pressure on forest ecosystems. The durability of pressure-treated lumber also reduces landfill waste and the environmental footprint of future manufacturing, transport, and construction cycles.
Exceed all environmental regualtions
Improve our standards of treatment
Introduce Technological advancements
Reduce Toxic Substances
Review Products and Procedures on an ongoing basis
Our Growth Rings
1940
1940-1945
1946
1948-1953
1954
1959-1970
1972-1977
1970-1971
1978-1979
1979-1981
1999-2000
2002
Conrad Lumber Company Founded by W.J Conrad with $7.00 and a lot of determination.
Company operated by W.J Conrad and one other employee until late 1945 when Ray Smith joined the firm.
Roger Conrad joined the firm upon return from the military service January 1946. South portion of Warehouse "A" constructed.
Quonset portion of Warehouse "D" constructed and first used for storage and later used for the fabrication of trusses and wall panels. Acquisition of land and construction of other building continued.
Purchased the J. W Sayre Lumber Yard.
Continued plant improvements were made and personnell added until the Conrad Lumber Co. was the largest building material operation in southwest Oregon and the second largest operation in the state.
Plans for a new store were made and construction was completed in February of 1971.
Growth years
Peak years of activity which provided employment of 85 people and sales almost 2 1/2 times our present volume.
The Conrad Wood Preserving Co. was formed and plans made for enlargement of the plant. After battles with permit hassles and processes, 10 acres were purchased at the Hauser and construction startedon the new plant. Contruction was completed in late 1980 and tests were made for full scale production which was underway early in 1981.
Expanded and completed construction for our treatment facility in Rainier, OR.
Expanded and completed construction for our treatment facility in Arbuckle, CA.