Seattle, Wa.-based electronic lumber marketplace startup Yesler is looking to expand its team after raising $5 million.
Seattle, Wa.-based electronic lumber marketplace startup Yesler is looking to expand its team after raising $5 million.
Matt Meyers, founder and CEO of Yesler, told the Puget Sound Business Journal that his company currently has about a dozen employees, all based in the Seattle area. He said the funding could allow Yesler could to double its workforce in the next 12 to 18 months, with the majority continuing to be based in the region.
Capital Lumber is discontinuing distribution of Trex composite decking and will begin instead carrying AZEK products at its 10 locations across eight western states.
Yuba River Moulding and Millwork will wind down its moulding and millwork operations in early 2025 at its facility in Plumas Lake, Ca.
Green Diamond Resource Co.'s California Timberlands operations and Elk Creek Forest Products were honored with 2024 FSC Leadership Awards
PrimeSource Building Products is expanding its Wolf Home Products line into the Southeast
Capital Lumber is discontinuing distribution of Trex composite decking and will begin instead carrying AZEK products at its 10 locations across eight western states.
Yuba River Moulding and Millwork will wind down its moulding and millwork operations in early 2025 at its facility in Plumas Lake, Ca.
Green Diamond Resource Co.'s California Timberlands operations and Elk Creek Forest Products were honored with 2024 FSC Leadership Awards
TYPAR has developed the industry’s first Clear Acrylic Flashing in response to evolving builders’ needs and emerging building code changes requiring better visibility of the nail and screw fin patterns on windows during window installations and inspections.
