Hampton Lumber
Hampton Lumber
Hampton Lumber
Hampton Lumber
Hampton Lumber
Hampton Lumber
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Domestic Sales – U.S.
- President – Mark Porter – 503.203.6512
- VP of Hampton Lumber Sales – Scott Gascho – 503.203.6475
- VP Sales Operations – Carter Stinton – 503.203.6452
- U.S Mill Sales Mgr. – Dave Stinson – 503.203.6480
- Cowlitz Mills Sales Mgr. – Collin Thomason – 503.203.6474
- Tillamook Sales Mgr. – Steve Samples – 503.203.6540
- Warrenton Sales Mgr. – Jack Porter – 503.203.6459
- Willamina Sales Mgr. – Jeff Montgomery – 503.203.6458
- Sun Mountain Sales Mgr. – Alex Mancuso – 503.203.6536
- Babine & Decker Lake Sales Mgr. – Chris Batten – 503.203.6523
- Low Grade Sales Mgr. – Kelly DeLacy – 503.203.6485
- Nat’l Accts: Stud Prod. – Lea Eastman – 503.203.6466
- Nat’l Accts: Dimension – Aaron Hasenkamp – 503.203.6532
PANELS
- Panel Sales Mgr – T.R. Cauthorn – 503.203.6472
- Industrial Panel Sales – Greg Johnson – 317.403.4888
- Industrial Panel Sales – Adam Johnson – 317.682.8675
- Panel Sales – Jacob Dominguez – 503.203.6509
- Panel Sales- David Albrecht – 503.203.6534
- Panel Sales – Dino Zanni – 604.377.7294
CEDAR
- Cedar, General Mgr. – Jason Jacobson – 503.203.6575
- Cedar Sales Rep. – Stefan McGuire – 503.203.6585
- Cedar Sales Rep. – Alec Gans – 503.203.6513
GREEN DOUG FIR
- Lumber Trader – Jay Hart – 503.203.6455
- Lumber Trader – Reid Schooler– 503.203.6470
- Lumber Trader – Merritt McDole – 503.203.6645
KD DIMENSION & STUDS
- Lumber Trader – Marcus Mueller – 503.203.6479
- Lumber Trader – Michael Swiger – 503.203.6450
- Lumber Trader – Mike Zumwalt – 503.203.6463
- Lumber Trader – Mike Mannex – 503.203.6462
- Lumber Trader – Derek Sampson – 503.203.6560
- Lumber Trader – Matt Beymer – 503.203.6555
- Lumber Trader – Carlin Irish – 503.203.6467
- Lumber Trader – Brad Samples – 312.343.2814
- Lumber Trader – Dillon Van Dusen – 503.203.6468
- Lumber Trader- Rollin Nussbaum – 331.229.1901
- Lumber Trader, Industrial – Chuck Lamping – 503.203.6453
IMPORTS
- Import Sales Specialist – Dave Visse – 503.203.6517
- Import Sales Specialist – Rabel Roberts – 503.203.6547
RESIDUALS
- Residual Sales – Dan Daly – 503.763.8514
Domestic Sales – Canada
- Panel Sales – Dino Zanni – 604.377.7294
- Senior Lumber Trader – Scott Olsen – 604.232.5413
- Lumber Trader – Michael Miniaci – 604.232.5442
- Lumber Trader – Brent Nauta – 604.249.4019
- Lumber Trader – Brin Taylor – 604.232.5440
- Lumber Trader – Cam Hebson – 604.790.9143
Export
TRAPA Forest Products
- President – Jim Tyrer – 604.232.5404
- Vice President Sales & Marketing – Trent Gustafson – 604.232.5405
- Vice President Business Development – Griffin Augustin – 604.249.4016
- TRAPA US Sales Manager – Steve Kimery – 503.203.6484
- Sr Export Sales Manager (Canada) – Glenn Mattice – 604.232.5412
- China Sales Manager – Samuel Hui – +86.139.2230.0216
- Tokyo Sales Office – +81.3.5614.2268
- Japan General Manager – Jun Sekine – +81.70.4374.2215
- Japan Sales Manager – Max Ogawa – +81.90.3246.2946
- Douglas Fir Specialty Manager – Craig Roberts – 64.329.6532
- Custom Cut Sales – Steve Roberts – 778.773.2806
- Western Red Cedar Manager – John Kuch – 604.999.7247
- Western Red Cedar Custom Cut – Trevor Tyrer – 604.803.8766
From Framing Lumber to Fencing,
Our Sales Team Has You Covered.
Hampton Lumber carries a wide range of wood products that we sell by the unit, container, railcar, or truckload to meet the changing needs of our customers. Our sales team markets in excess of 2 billion board feet of Hampton’s exclusive mill production and an additional 1.5 billion board feet from outside mills. Through our affiliates, we’re also involved in remanufacturing and engineered wood manufacturing and sales for commercial applications.
Grow with us.
At Hampton Lumber, we’re not just in the business of creating high-quality wood products; we’re contributing to more vibrant and sustainable communities worldwide. Each board and panel we supply carries the legacy of dedication, innovation, and community stewardship. Welcome to a partnership where excellence meets reliability.
Quality. Quantity. Variety.
We can get the right product for you, delivered when and where you need it. With major sales offices in Portland, Oregon and Richmond, British Columbia, our sales team is always ready to meet customers’ needs. We also ship products worldwide through our export division, TRAPA Forest Products. Each year, we ship nearly 3.5 billion board feet of lumber and more than 300 million board feet of OSB and plywood products to destinations near and far.
Sustainably sourced.
Our Pacific Northwest mills produce lumber sourced from some of the most sustainably managed forest resources on the planet. We manage our forestland to help meet our need for wood materials without compromising long-term habitat values or our ability to continue the cycle of growth and harvest for generations to come. Our forestland management practices are certified through the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® (SFI) in the U.S. and Canada.
Let’s build something, together.
Interested in learning more about our products? Let our sales team know your territory, product interests, and any questions you might have. We’re here to help route your inquiries to the right team.
Lumber from our Cowlitz sawmills spotted at Pinnacle Lumber and Plywood in Tacoma, WA! Always great to see our sustainably-sourced wood out in the world, ready to become part of something great.
#HamptonLumberJourney #BuiltWithWood #SustainableForestry #LumberLife #HamptonLumberCowlitz
Lumber Lingo 101: We talk a lot about `board feet` in our industry. So what is it really? It`s not actually about length, but volume! Here`s the math: Thickness (in inches) x Width (in inches) x Length (in feet): ÷ 12 = Board Feet. So your typical 10ft long 2x4 is ~6.7 board feet of lumber.
Wood You Believe It? In addition to the lumber used to frame houses and buildings, wood plays a role in creating so many other products you use every day!
From landscaping and biofuel to animal bedding and other eco-friendly building materials...wood residuals like bark chips, wood pellets, wood shavings, and sawdust are put to good use in countless ways.
In the Pacific Northwest, everyday essentials like toilet paper can be made from sawmill residuals so nothing goes to waste!
What’s the most surprising product you’ve seen made from wood? Let us know below! 👇
#WoodYouBelieveIt #SustainableForestry #BuiltWithWood #HamptonLumber #ZeroWaste
Still looking for that perfect holiday gift? Nothing says love like lumber! Available in multiple shapes and sizes and just in time for the holidays! Gift wrapping available upon request. Visit a lumber yard near you today! 🎁 😉
#HamptonLumber
Spotted in Bend, OR this weekend—Lumber from our Darrington mill, helping to bring big building plans to life with Building Solutions, LLC! 🎄🏠
#HamptonLumberJourney #BuildWithWood #SustainableForestry #HamptonLumberDarrington
📸 Peter Hampton
The Paper-Azzi competition continues! Lumber made by our mill in Warrenton, OR made it all the way to Yaphank, NY 🗽🌲 Spotted here in our original paper wrap and wrap designed by a Warrenton High School student, Pacific Northwest lumber supports communities near and far!
Durable, dependable, and sustainable—that’s the Hampton way. 💪🌎
📷 Stefan McGuire
#HamptonLumberJourney! #PNWForests #woodsolutions #WarrentonOR #HamptonLumberLife #HamptonLumberWarrenton
Spotted in Cottage Grove, Oregon 🌲🏗️—Hampton Lumber is part of the rebuild at the historic Village Green Resort site!
Originally opened in 1960 by W.A. Woodard, a leader in the timber industry, the Village Green Resort was a true testament to Oregon’s forest products. Built on 36 acres, it featured local Douglas fir beams, hemlock paneling, and cedar shakes.
While the resort saw decades of decline and restoration, it’s now being redeveloped into a mix of apartments, an RV park, and commercial spaces, with plans to retain key parts of the property, such as the restaurant and conference center.
A new chapter begins, and we’re proud to see Hampton Lumber in the mix—connecting Oregon’s forests to communities, both past and future. 📸 Rodney Trammel
#HamptonLumberJourney #BuiltWithWood #OregonHistory #HamptonLumberWillamina #HamptonLumberTillamook
#HamptonDarrington Lumber spotted headed south on I-5 in Thanksgiving traffic! Among the many things near and dear to us here in the Pacific Northwest, we are thankful for sustainably grown, harvested and manufactured wood products!
#HamptonLumberJourney #SustainableForestry #Woodisgood #HamptonLumberDarrington
From houses to apartment buildings, our responsibly-sourced lumber helps build strong, lasting spaces where people live, work, and play. Nice 📸, Terry Narinesingh!
#HamptonLumberJourney #HamptonDarrington #DarringtonWA #WashingtonManufacturing
