$4.16/ board at pickup
Buy Used Lumber in New Orleans, LA
35 listings · Available Listings near New Orleans, LA
- $4.35/ board at pickup
- $4.45/ board at pickup
- New 151x4x8 Sheet Goods (Plywood, OSB, Panels) 1/4" 4 ft × 8 ft Lumber - Baton Rouge, LA 70802
New · 151x4x8in
Baton Rouge, LA · 74 mi away
$1426.72/ board at pickup - $4.35/ board at pickup
- $4.21/ board at pickup
- $4.29/ board at pickup
- $4.49/ board at pickup
- Reclaimed Dimensional Lumber (2x4s, 2x6s, etc.) 6×6 Random/Varies Lumber - Doyline, LA 71023
Reclaimed
Doyline, LA · 266 mi away
$6.49/ board at pickup - Reclaimed Dimensional Lumber (2x4s, 2x6s, etc.) 2×8 Random/Varies Lumber - Doyline, LA 71023
Reclaimed
Doyline, LA · 266 mi away
Min. order 10
$128.41/ board at pickup - $4.52/ board at pickup
- $4.91/ board at pickup
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35 Lumber listings within 500 miles of New Orleans, LA. Prices range from $3.82 to $2,594.04 per unit.
Lumber Prices in Louisiana
What buyers pay by condition
| Condition | Avg. Price |
|---|---|
| New | $3.60 |
| Used | $4.12 |
| #1 Premium | $5.57 |
| #2 Prime | $4.59 |
| #2 Standard | $3.73 |
| #3 Utility | $2.69 |
| Select Structural | $5.96 |
| Stud Grade | $3.27 |
| Reclaimed | $5.73 |
| A-A (Premium Both Sides) | $4.19 |
| A-B (Premium/Good) | $4.19 |
| A-C (Premium/Utility) | $4.19 |
| B-B (Good Both Sides) | $4.19 |
| B-C (Good/Utility) | $4.19 |
| CDX (Sheathing Grade) | $3.61 |
| BCX (Better Sheathing) | $4.19 |
| ACX (Premium Sheathing) | $4.19 |
| Industrial/B-Grade | $2.87 |
| Shop Grade/Seconds | $2.30 |
About New Orleans
New Orleans Supplier & Recycler of Used Lumber
Save Money and Help the Environment: Where to Buy Used Lumber in New Orleans
What you'll get from this guide: You'll discover the best places to find affordable, quality used lumber in New Orleans. You'll save 30-50% compared to big box stores while helping reduce waste.
Why Buy Used Lumber?
You save money. You help the environment. You often get better quality wood than what's available new.
For example, old-growth cypress from demolished New Orleans homes is stronger and more beautiful than new lumber. You can't buy this quality anymore.
Smart Shopping Tips
Before You Go:
Call ahead to check what's available
Measure your vehicle - can it fit long boards?
Bring cash - some places prefer it
At the Store:
Check each board for warping, rot, or nails
Look for insect damage, especially in old wood
Ask about cutting services - many yards will cut for free
Example: If you're building a deck, buy your frame lumber from a local yard (they'll cut it to size) and get unique railing wood from a salvage store.
Why This Matters
Used lumber keeps good wood out of landfills. New Orleans demolishes historic buildings regularly. This wood has character you can't buy new.
Local lumber yards give better service than big chains. They know their products. They'll help you choose the right wood for your project.
You'll spend less money and get better materials. That's a win for your wallet and the environment.