Buy Used Lumber in Dearborn, MI

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50 Lumber listings within 500 miles of Dearborn, MI. Prices range from $1.50 to $18,000.00 per unit.

Lumber Prices in Michigan

What buyers pay by condition

ConditionAvg. Price
New$3.65
Used$4.03
#1 Premium$5.48
#2 Prime$4.52
#2 Standard$3.67
#3 Utility$2.66
Select Structural$5.88
Stud Grade$3.22
Reclaimed$5.65
A-A (Premium Both Sides)$4.02
A-B (Premium/Good)$4.02
A-C (Premium/Utility)$4.02
B-B (Good Both Sides)$4.02
B-C (Good/Utility)$4.02
CDX (Sheathing Grade)$3.56
BCX (Better Sheathing)$4.02
ACX (Premium Sheathing)$4.02
Industrial/B-Grade$2.83
Shop Grade/Seconds$2.26

Lumber price index for Michigan

About Dearborn

Dearborn Supplier & Recycler of Used Lumber

Find Used and Reclaimed Lumber Near Dearborn, MI

What you'll get: Save money on quality lumber while helping the environment by choosing used and reclaimed wood for your next project.

Why Buy Used Lumber?

You'll save 30-70% compared to new lumber while keeping good wood out of landfills. Used lumber works great for:

  • Fence projects

  • Shed construction

  • Interior accent walls

  • Furniture building

  • Garden beds

How to Choose the Right Place

For Basic Projects

Start with Trio Lumber or Brooks Lumber if you need:

  • Standard 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 lumber

  • Plywood sheets

  • Basic trim boards

  • Large quantities

For Budget Projects

Visit Southfield ReStore when you want:

  • Maximum savings (50-70% off retail)

  • Don't mind mixed sizes and conditions

  • Need doors, windows, or cabinets too

For Special Projects

Contact specialty dealers for:

  • Barn wood accent walls

  • Live-edge table tops

  • Historic home restoration

  • Unique character pieces

Before You Buy

Call First

  • Confirm they have what you need

  • Ask about delivery options

  • Check store hours (many require appointments)

Bring Tools

  • Tape measure

  • Pencil for marking

  • Calculator for quick math

Inspect Before Buying

  • Check for rot, insect damage, or warping

  • Look for nails or screws that need removal

  • Test structural integrity for load-bearing projects

Ask Questions

  • What species of wood is this?

  • Has it been treated with chemicals?

  • Can you cut it to size?

  • Do you offer delivery?

Planning Your Purchase

Most used lumber comes in random lengths and widths. Measure your project carefully and buy 10-15% extra to account for waste from cuts and defects.

Example: For a 12-foot fence, buy 14 feet of boards to allow for trimming damaged ends.

This approach saves money while giving your project character that new lumber can't match.