We pressure treat lumber, plywood, and other wood products to protect against decay and termites, extending their lifespan while maintaining the wood's natural qualities and supporting environmental responsibility.

Pressure treatment protects wood from decay, fungi, and termites - greatly extending its lifespan, reducing replacement costs, and helping conserve forest resources.

Yes. With proper handling and modern safety practices, wood treatment plants operate safely- supported by decades of testing and proper safety training.

Wood is placed in a sealed cylinder where air is removed and preservative is pressure-forced deep into the wood. The closed, controlled system ensures efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance through full reuse of materials.

Our treating process and operations are designed to protect employees, the community, and the environment. All wood treatment takes place in a fully enclosed system—no one comes into contact with chemicals, and all materials are reused within the process. The plant operates as a zero-discharge facility, with impermeable containment areas that prevent leaks or runoff. Air quality and equipment are continuously monitored, employees receive regular safety training, and protective gear is always used during handling. We maintain detailed emergency and spill-prevention plans shared with local responders, and our facility fully complies with EPA and Environment Canada regulations to ensure safe, responsible operations.

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