Washington Lumber – Bear Creek Lumber Sales Team Blog

Here in the Methow Valley home of Bear Creek Lumber we have the finest winter nordic ski area in North America.  This is a system of groomed trails totaling well over 200 km.  A non-profit group called the Methow Valley Sports Trails Association maintains this system of trails.  There are many bridges along the system [...]

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Here’s a start to a multi-post blog regarding a recent construction project I was involved in.  Back at the end of January I departed the dismal winter weather of home and headed to the big island of Hawai’i.  Along with Mark and Yogi, we set off with a couple of goals.  First we were to [...]

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Thought everyone might enjoy a little project I have underway located in Mazama, WA.  After much work at dirt level, we finally started going towards the sky.  All of the framing work you see was done in one day with a little help from some friends.  A big thank you to Pi, Vince, Doug, Leslie, [...]

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Something unusual in the yard. Side-curved specialty glulams made from clear Port Orford Cedar. Just goes to show, we can do the odd, the unusual and hard to find items.

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I spent the first week of June back in “The Hamptons” on Long Island, NY. I must say the area is very beautiful, exceeding my expectations. I went and visited many jobs, both under construction and completed. Many of the projects featured [url=http://www.bearcreeklumber.com/projects/cedar_pergolas/index.html]Western Red Cedar pergolas[/url] and fences. Thank you Doug [...]

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Contractor Andy MacEachern of A.S. MacEachern Contracting sent in some photos of a project in Hingham, MA. This is some restoration work done on the Old Ship Church. This is the oldest church still in use in the United States, it was built in 1681. It was placed on the National Historic [...]

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