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84 Lumber

Virginia
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Commercial, Residential
Closet Doors, Composite Doors, Composite Fences and Gates, Composite Wall Panels, Composite Windows, Composition Siding, Decking, Estimating, Fences and Gates, Fiber Cement Siding, Finish Carpentry, Furnishings, Hardboard Siding, Rough Carpentry, Sheathing, Sheet Metal Flashing and Trim
Founded in 1956 and headquartered in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, 84 Lumber Company is the nation’s largest privately held supplier of building materials, manufactured components, and industry-leading services for single- and multi-family residences and commercial buildings. The company operates 320 facilities which includes stores, component manufacturing plants, custom door shops and engineered wood product centers in 34 states. 84 Lumber also offers turnkey installation services for a variety of products, including framing, insulation, siding, windows, roofing, decking and drywall. In the early days, founder Joe Hardy, in conjunction with his two brothers, Norman and Bob Hardy, and family friends Ed Ryan and Jack Kunkle, pooled together $84,000 in funds to purchase land and buildings for a new “cash and carry” lumberyard. The idea was that customers would pay by cash or check and if merchandise was unable to be “carried” out, an additional charge was implemented to have the item personally delivered. As the business expanded, Hardy and his brothers became sole owners of 84 Lumber, and the company entered a new phase of expansion throughout the 1960s. This expansion was accomplished largely by keeping overhead low and adopting a ‘no frills’ warehouse-style approach to most of the stores. During the 1970s, 84 Lumber’s expansion continued, and the company opened 229 stores. In 1984, the company began remodeling and renovating stores, evolving from no-frills lumberyards to new and improved building materials stores. As this improvement plan generated success, the company relaxed their strict cash and carry policy, and introduced credit options in 1987. In 1991, the company was named to the top position on ProSales Magazine’s “Dealer 100” list, an annual ranking of the country’s building materials suppliers by revenues. In 1992, Joe Hardy appointed his daughter, Maggie, president and owner of 84 Lumber. Maggie ushered in a new era in which the company stormed onto the professional contractor market, and the company’s growth continued to skyrocket. With a new leader came an evolved vision. 84 Lumber continued to expand and in 1999, the company opened its first “84 Plus” retail store in Graysville, Tennessee. The store, designed by Maggie, carried about 12,000 products as compared to the 3,000 – 4,000 in a traditional 84 Lumber store. It was divided into shopping sections targeted to professionals and retail shoppers. Shortly after, more than one hundred 84 Plus stores opened and in 2002, the company exceeded $2 billion in annual sales for the first time in history. From there, 84 Lumber continued its impressive sales growth throughout the early 2000s. However, when the housing market crashed in 2009, 84 Lumber – like most organizations associated with the construction industry – suffered significant losses. Difficult decisions were made to save the company, and efforts to avoid bankruptcy ultimately proved success. Since then, 84 Lumber experienced exceptional growth, powered by Maggie’s vision to expand, and evolve the business. With tenacious leadership, and the 84 Lumber team’s true passion for their company, a new 84 Lumber emerged from tough economic times to become the powerhouse it is today. Now, 84 Lumber is a certified national women's business enterprise and was named on the Inc. 5000 list of America's Fastest-Growing Companies 2023, was named as one of the Most Trustworthy Companies in America 2024 by Newsweek and was named one of America’s Top Retailers 2024 by USA Today. The company was also recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Largest Private Companies in 2024 and 2023.

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How many Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia are on the Procore Construction Network?

There are currently 937 Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia on the Procore Construction Network.

How can I find and connect with Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia?

The Procore Construction Network allows you to search for Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia that meet your business needs. Most companies provide a phone number or website on their business page so you can easily connect with them.

How can Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia join the Procore Construction Network?

The Procore Construction Network is free and open to any businesses in the construction industry. Click Sign Up at the top of this page to submit your information and create your business page.

How do I know what areas Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia cover?

Most businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network have updated their service area. Select a business to view a service area map and find what other areas they work in.

How do I invite Rough Carpentry contractors in Virginia on the Procore Construction Network to bid on projects?

The Procore platform offers a Bidding tool to Procore customers. If your company uses our Bidding solution, you can search and invite businesses on the Procore Construction Network directly from the Bidding tool. Not yet using Procore? Request a demo.