Buy Used Lumber in Stillwater

Save Money and Add Character: Your Guide to Buying Used Lumber in Stillwater, OK

What you'll get from this guide: Learn where to find affordable reclaimed lumber, save up to 70% on building materials, and discover unique wood pieces that add character to your projects.

Why Choose Used Lumber?

You'll save serious money on your next project. Here's what makes used lumber smart:

• Cut your material costs by 50-70%
• Find unique wood pieces with character you can't buy new
• Help the environment by reusing materials
• Get thick, old-growth wood that's often stronger than new lumber

Repackify

What you get: Lower costs, faster delivery, and less waste for your business.

Repackify makes lumber simple for Stillwater businesses. We buy, sell, and recycle lumber so you spend less time searching and more time building.

How We Help Your Business

Buy Quality Lumber Get the wood you need delivered to your door. We stock hardwoods like oak and maple, plus softwoods for everyday projects. No more driving around town comparing prices.

Sell Your Extra Lumber Have leftover materials? We'll buy them. Turn that storage space into cash instead of letting wood sit and collect dust.

Recycle Old Materials Damaged pallets and scrap wood don't have to go to the dump. We'll pick them up for free and keep them out of landfills.

Free Waste Check Our team visits your site and shows you where you're losing money on materials. Most businesses find ways to cut costs by 15-20%.

What We Stock

Popular Wood Types:

• Oak (White): Perfect for cabinets and furniture - $6.50 to $19.50 per board foot
• Cherry: Great for detailed work - $3.00 to $14.75 per board foot
• Maple: Strong with beautiful grain - $12.00 to $25.00 per board foot
• Walnut (Black): Premium choice for high-end projects - $6.00 to $25.00 per board foot

How to Shop Smart for Used Lumber

Before You Go

• Measure your project twice
• Make a list of what you need
• Bring a tape measure and flashlight
• Call ahead to check current inventory

What to Look For

• Straight boards without warping
• Solid wood with minimal cracks
• No signs of rot or insect damage
• Clean cuts on the ends

What to Avoid

• Boards with soft spots (sign of rot)
• Wood with holes from insects
• Severely warped or twisted pieces
• Lumber with nails you can't remove

Money-Saving Tips

• Buy bundle deals when available
• Ask about volume discounts
• Look for mixed-species bundles
• Check for seasonal sales

Common Projects and Wood Types

For Beginners

• Shelving: Use pine or fir boards
• Garden boxes: Cedar or treated lumber
• Picture frames: Hardwood trim pieces

For Experienced Builders

• Flooring: Reclaimed oak or maple
• Furniture: Mixed hardwoods
• Outdoor structures: Pressure-treated or cedar

Making Your Purchase

Questions to Ask

• "What's the original use of this wood?"
• "Do you have more of this type in back?"
• "Can you cut this to size?"
• "Is there a discount for buying the whole bundle?"

Before You Load Up

• Check each piece individually
• Confirm the total price
• Ask about return policies
• Get help loading heavy pieces

Getting Started

Your next step: Visit Repackify first. They have the best prices and most variety.

Remember: Used lumber shopping takes patience. You might not find everything on your first trip, but you'll discover unique pieces that make your project special.

Budget tip: Plan to spend about 30% of what new lumber would cost. This leaves room for any additional materials you might need.

Start with small projects to learn how to work with reclaimed materials. Once you're comfortable, you can tackle bigger builds with confidence.