Gutchess Lumber Co, Company

Hard Maple, otherwise known as "Sugar Maple" and "White Maple," is a heavy hardwood noted for its sturdy bright white sapwood. It is the official state tree of New York State and also the cornerstone of Gutchess Lumber's New York production. We produce Hard Maple lumber in standard...

Black Cherry from our region is one of the most valued species of hardwoods with its rich red heartwood, beautiful grain patterns and minimal gum spots. A common hardwood in our local forests, the species is rated by NatureServe as secure in its conservation status. We produce Black Cherry...

American Basswood (also known as Linden or Lime Tree) is a soft, light weight wood, pale in color, with fine close grain. It is usually free of large knots. We produce Basswood in 5/4 and 8/4 standard thicknesses, and it is packaged in face and better, #1 common, and #2 common...

White oak has a light brown heartwood and slightly paler sapwood. It is strong, tough, heavy, fine-grained, durable and beautiful. We produce White Oak lumber in standard thicknesses of 4/4, 5/4, 6/4 and 8/4. Packages are sorted according to National Hardwood Lumber Association rules as F&B or...

Northern Shagbark Hickory is found in the northern Appalachians of the United States, normally on upland slopes, frequently in mixed hardwood forest types dominated by oaks. It is distinct from Southern Shagbark Hickory (or "Carolina Shagbark Hickory") which is a separate species or variety. Its...

Transported to North America from Europe in the 18th century, White Poplar (Populous alba) is a light, soft hardwood with sapwood that is white or light green cast. The color is lighter and more uniform than that of native American Southern "Yellow Poplar" (also known as "Tulipwood," Liriodendron...

Eastern Black Walnut is a heavy, straight-grained hardwood with beautiful dark red heartwood and steamed dark sapwood. Introduced from Europe in the 17th century, Eastern Black Walnut is found throughout the Eastern United States. It is distinct from other walnuts found in the American west and...

Northern Red Oak (quercus rubra) is often confused with southern so called "red oak" (quercus falcate), a species that is inferior to it in every way but price. Northern Red Oak similarly distinct from "black oak" (quercus velutina), "scarlet oak" (quercus coccinea) and other inferior woods that...

Red Maple, also known as "Soft Maple" and "Swamp Maple, is similar in appearance to Hard Maple, but its close grained sapwood generally is creamy white and its heartwood reddish brown. The grain is often dotted with pith flecks. Figured grain is rare but highly prized. Our Red Maple is 100% Red...

Our Northern White Ash is a dense hardwood with bright white sapwood, light tan heartwood, and uniform, well defined annual rings similar to those found in Northern Red Oak. We produce Northern White Ash lumber in standard thicknesses from 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 10/4, and 12/4. Packages are sorted...