Neathawk Lumber Opens Fourth Location

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Charleston, WV–S.J. Neathawk Lumber, a pro dealer based here, has opened a fourth store in Montvale, VA.

The company also operates stores in Covington and Roanoke, VA as well as its Charlestown yard. Species offered include Cedar, green and kiln-dried Douglas Fir, green and kiln-dried Hem Fir, Hemlock, Pine, Southern Yellow Pine and Spruce-Pine-Fir.

The family-owned business, founded in 1947, is a member of Lumbermens Merchandising Corp.

Learn more at www.neathawklumber.com.

By Miller Wood Trade Publications

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