Shipping Information

All of our lumber shipments are made by FedEx.

FedEx Shipping Guidelines

FedEx has certain shipping restrictions on all their packages. They will not accept anything longer than 9 foot long. Occasionally lumber is over 9 foot long which presents a dilemma. If you want to use FedEx as your freight carrier then I have to cut the board lengths into 9 foot or less. In cutting the boards over 9 foot long, I always cut the cracks from one end and then cut the board as per your instruction. This way you have a solid crack free section of board. I always cut for the clearest defect free board I can get from the piece of lumber.

Please read and understand the FedEx oversized definitions as outlined below which will directly affect shipping cost..

Oversize 1 means that the package weighing less than 30 pounds with dimensions that exceed 84 inches in length and girth combined and is less than or equal to 108" combined will be charged as a 30lb package. Any package that weights over 30lbs will be charged according to the actual weight.

Oversize 2 means that a package weighing less than 50 pounds with dimensions that exceed 108 inches in length and girth combined and is less than or equal to 130" combined will be charged as a 50lb package. Any package that weights over 50lbs will be charged according to the actual weight.

Oversize 3 means that a package weighing 150lbs or less and measures greater than 130" in length and girth combined will be billed the actual weight or a 90lb minimum billable rate. An additional oversize charge of $30 per package will also be charged on any package that exceeds 130" in length and girth.