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Hampton Lumber is a family-owned wood products company founded in 1942, operating sawmills and forest management across the Pacific Northwest and Canada.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Hampton Lumber is a family-owned wood products company that began in 1942 with a single sawmill in Willamina, Oregon, acquired by founder Bud Hampton. Over more than 80 years it has grown into a family of sawmills throughout the Pacific Northwest and Canada, also engaging in forestland management, wholesale operations, remanufacturing, and engineered wood manufacturing and sales. The company markets building materials worldwide and describes itself as producing carbon-friendly wood products from sustainably managed forest resources. It remains family-owned, with John Hampton's three children—Jamey, Elizabeth, and David—at the helm.

History

Hampton Lumber began in 1942 when founder Bud Hampton acquired his first sawmill in Willamina, Oregon, to meet the supply needs of his lumber business in Tacoma, Washington. His son John Hampton later stepped in to continue the family business, adding new manufacturing facilities in communities throughout the Pacific Northwest. Over the years the company expanded into forestland management, wholesale operations, remanufacturing facilities, and engineered wood manufacturing and sales. It remains family-owned, with John Hampton's three children—Jamey, Elizabeth, and David—at the helm. The company states it has been in business for over 80 years and now operates a family of sawmills throughout the Pacific Northwest and Canada, marketing building materials worldwide.

Products and positioning

Leader in sustainable forestry and quality building materials; family-owned company producing carbon-friendly wood products from sustainably managed forests.

  • Dimensional Lumber

  • Studs

  • Panels

  • Cedar

  • Clears & Industrial

  • Millwork & Moulding

Recent events

  • Reported

    Government approves sale of Conifex's Fort St. James sawmill to Hampton Lumber[4]

    British Columbia Minister Doug Donaldson approved the sale of Conifex's Fort St. James sawmill and associated forest license to Hampton Lumber. The acquisition process remained to be completed.

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