Buy Used Lumber in Pittsburgh, PA
74 listings · Available Listings near Pittsburgh, PA
- $4.60/ board at pickup
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- $4.65/ board at pickup
- $4.52/ board at pickup
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- $4.45/ board at pickup
- $4.39/ board at pickup
- $4.58/ board at pickup
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74 Lumber listings within 500 miles of Pittsburgh, PA. Prices range from $1.30 to $19,455.26 per unit.
Lumber Prices in Pennsylvania
What buyers pay by condition
| Condition | Avg. Price |
|---|---|
| New | $4.10 |
| Used | $4.50 |
| #1 Premium | $6.14 |
| #2 Prime | $5.06 |
| #2 Standard | $4.11 |
| #3 Utility | $2.97 |
| Select Structural | $6.58 |
| Stud Grade | $3.61 |
| Reclaimed | $6.33 |
| A-A (Premium Both Sides) | $4.49 |
| A-B (Premium/Good) | $4.49 |
| A-C (Premium/Utility) | $4.49 |
| B-B (Good Both Sides) | $4.49 |
| B-C (Good/Utility) | $4.49 |
| CDX (Sheathing Grade) | $3.99 |
| BCX (Better Sheathing) | $4.49 |
| ACX (Premium Sheathing) | $4.49 |
| Industrial/B-Grade | $3.17 |
| Shop Grade/Seconds | $2.54 |
About Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Supplier & Recycler of Used Lumber
Save Money and Help the Environment: Where to Buy Used Lumber in Pittsburgh
What you'll get from this guide: Learn where to find quality used lumber in Pittsburgh, save money on your building projects, and help the environment by reusing materials.
Why Choose Used Lumber?
Used lumber offers three main benefits:
Save money - Often costs 30-50% less than new lumber
Help the environment - Keeps wood out of landfills and saves trees
Get unique character - Old wood has patina and grain patterns you can't buy new
Real Examples of Savings
New 2x4 studs: $8-12 each
Used 2x4 studs: $3-6 each
New hardwood flooring: $8-15 per square foot
Reclaimed hardwood flooring: $4-8 per square foot
Why Choose Repackify?
You need lumber for your project. We make it simple to get it.
Buy what you need: Order lumber online and we ship it to you
Sell what you don't: Turn your extra lumber into cash
Recycle old materials: Get rid of damaged wood and pallets responsibly
We serve Pittsburgh and nearby areas like Johnstown, Erie, and Allentown.
What you get: Quality lumber delivered to your business in Pittsburgh, with options to sell your extra materials and recycle old wood.
How to Shop Smart for Used Lumber
Before You Go
Measure twice - Know exactly what sizes you need
Call ahead - Check if they have what you want
Bring help - Loading lumber is a two-person job
Bring tools - Tape measure, pencil, and calculator
What to Look For
Good signs:
Straight boards without major warping
Solid wood with no soft spots
Clean cuts on the ends
No signs of rot or insect damage
Red flags:
Boards that bend easily
Musty smells (could indicate mold)
Lots of nail holes or metal fragments
Cracking or splitting along the grain
Pricing Tips
Ask about bulk discounts
Check if they offer delivery
Some places negotiate on large purchases
Nonprofit stores often have special rates for teachers and nonprofits
Getting Started: Your First Visit
For beginners, start here:
Visit Repackify first - biggest selection and clearest pricing
Bring measurements and a shopping list
Start with a small project to learn the process
Ask staff questions - they're usually happy to help
Example first project: Build a simple workbench using reclaimed 2x4s. You'll need:
4 pieces of 2x4 x 8 feet for legs and frame
1 piece of plywood for the top
Basic hardware
This project will teach you how to evaluate lumber quality without risking a major investment.
Why This Matters
Every piece of used lumber you buy:
Saves a tree from being cut down
Keeps wood out of landfills
Reduces demand for new lumber production
Supports local reuse programs
Gives your project unique character
Pittsburgh's used lumber scene is growing because people realize that old wood often works better than new wood. It's already dried and seasoned, so it won't shrink or warp as much.
Quick Reference List
Best for bulk structural lumber:
Construction Junction
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Best for unique pieces:
Salvaged PGH
Urban Tree
Best for small projects:
Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse
Before you shop:
Measure your space
Call ahead
Bring help for loading
Know what wood species work for your project
Start with one small project and work your way up. Used lumber shopping gets easier with practice, and you'll develop an eye for quality materials at great prices.