Groff & Groff Lumber

"Excellent selection, variety and service. Really happy we went. Will come back again."

"A great place to purchase fine quality figured wood. Selection is fantastic!"

"Amazing selection, always helpful and nice staff, I don't go anywhere else for my lumber!"

"Came in for a long (12’) live edge slab for a home project. I was blown away by the selection, prices, and service. Ended up getting a plank just shy of 12’; milled and cut in half for a straight edge. Incredible quality and a great price. Shout out to Luke, who was amazing - he helped me through the entire process, and even helped me load both pieces. I’ll definitely be back for more projects in the future."

"THIS IS THE PLACE. Hi, hello. I’m a wood carver and plan to start selling my work online @roo.k.arvings on Instagram, and it’s all thanks to Groff & Groff. When my grandfather approached me saying there was a lumber warehouse I needed to check out, I think I laughed. “Okay, whatever.” We drove a bit to get there, but oh, was it worth is. Groff & Groff Lumber doesn’t look like much from the outside looking in. Gravel, trucks, the sound of power tools—you get the gist. But once you get inside and ask to see their wood for sale…sweet Jesus. Wood wood everywhere, and not one un-unique. If you could think up some exotic wood—bloodwood, snakewood, veria wood—it was there, and lots of it. Hardwood and softwood in bulk. It was beautiful. I had no idea wood came in so many different colors. But the big slabs of wood aren’t my forte, see, I carve on a budget. I’m a broke high school student who doesn’t like spending too much and looking at the price tags on the wood made me a little nauseous (they weren’t /that/ bad, in fact they were quite good). But it was no problem because, low and behold, there was a bin in the corner full of sticks of wood (maybe a yard each?) sold for $1. While I wasn’t initially impressed with the width and variety, I grabbed three and checked out. I got home and my grandfather popped out the jigsaw and sand belt, gave a little tutorial on how to not cut off all of my fingers, and left me be to see what I could do. Surprisingly enough, I didn’t cut off all of my fingers, and, surprisingly enough, that “cheap” scrap wood let me carve the cutest little steggies. The dark walnut made me want to CRY, it was such a pleasure working with. My grandfather came out and asked if I was alright, and I said yeah, that I was just really giddy and excited. It’s just that good-wood vibe—carvers, you get what I mean. I plan on opening an online shop in September but, until then, I need to buy more wood. And you better believe I’m going back to Groff & Groff."