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84 Lumber has big plans for Colorado, beginning with the opening of a new door shop in the Denver market.
Located northeast of Denver in Commerce City, the new door shop is an 81,952-sq. ft. building staffed by a team of associates ready to manage any custom or stock interior door needs for single-family or commercial construction.
The new location will be one of more than 30 shops across the U.S. that are outfitted with top-of-the-line equipment. The Denver market is operating under Pete Cantu, area manager of the company’s Western division.
“Our investment in these important markets helps strengthen 84 Lumber’s presence in the Western division,” said 84 Lumber’s chief operating officer, Frank Cicero. “We are also committed to providing the best service to our customers.”
In Denver, 84 Lumber is working on plans for a bigger store. Currently using half of its building, the store will be housed in a 19,431-sq. ft. building in the near future.
Expansion in the state of Colorado will continue as 84 Lumber has also started construction on a new facility in Greeley, Co. The estimated completion of the 18,324-sq. ft. building with seven acres of rail service is June 2024. Plans are also in development to open a truss plant in Fort Lupton, Co., by the end of next year and a potential second truss plant in Fort Collins.
84 Lumber also looks to develop into Colorado Springs in the future.
The company currently operates 310 facilities, including 234 stores, 14 component manufacturing plants, 28 engineered wood product (EWP) centers, and 34 door shops.
