United Wood Products

read moreWe are open 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday and 8:00 AM to 12:00 noon on Saturdays. LOCAL Delivery of lumber, our trucks, logs, etc., within a 15 mile radius (excluding canyons) of our location is $65.00 per trip. Dump trucks are used for deliveries. We do also deliver outside of that radius and up canyons at different rates, please call or email for pricing to your location. Always use the shortest lengths possible to minimize freight costs. Most freight companies have a minimum charge, but single or small items in shorter length can be shipped as small packages.

read moreIntermountain Roundwood Association: The Intermountain roundwood Association is a nonprofit representing the economic and educational interests of harvesters, producers and marketers of roundwood and associated products, materials and supplies. The IRA website helps contractors, retailers, Co-ops, government specifiers and end-users locate the roundwood products they need and direct them to convenient places to buy them. We will do our best to keep our site updated with current pricing; however, all prices are subject to change without notice.

read moreWe will do our best to keep our site updated with current pricing; however, all prices are subject to change without notice. UNITED WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. When requesting information by email, please provide your phone number in case we have additional questions. This will expedite answers to your questions. If requesting delivery or shipment quotes, please provide your address and tell us if it is going to a business, residence or jobsite.

read moreYou can contact us for any specific information you need at 303-652-2872 or Email uwpinc@outlook.com. Mostly Colorado native woods are processed here; mainly Lodgepole Pine, sometimes Ponderosa Pine, Aspen and other species are processed when logs are available. Our materials are rough sawn both varied sap content and dead beetle blue stain. These are natural products. The checks and cracks found in wooden logs, posts, timbers and lumber are due to shrinkage as wood dries and occur along the grain.