Rocky and Connie Myrstol started Myrstol Post and Pole Company, in the heart of Paradise Valley, Livingston, MT in 1982. Later their sons, Kory and Kelly who grew up working at the pole yard, joined them in the business. Their thriving business continues to be family owned and operated employing local personnel.
Myrstol Post and Pole Company offers CCA full pressure treated, untreated and unpeeled products. The company has expanded through the years to include harvesting and purchasing locally grown lodgepole pine timbers. After many years, Myrstol Post and Pole Company have outgrown their present location and have moved to Clyde Park to offer a larger selection of treated/untreated and peeled inventory to their customers.
Myrstol Post and Pole Company offers CCA full pressure treated, untreated and unpeeled products. The company has expanded through the years to include harvesting and purchasing locally grown lodgepole pine timbers. After many years, Myrstol Post and Pole Company have outgrown their present location and have moved to Clyde Park to offer a larger selection of treated/untreated and peeled inventory to their customers.
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We at Myrstol Post and Pole Company have expanded our inventory and made things more convenient for material pick up. Customers will now be able to purchase and load all their treated/untreated or unpeeled products, at one location. We are a family operated fencing company in Montana that specializes in high-quality wood post and rails.
Whether you burn fires as a supplement heat source for your home or just for pleasure, our lodgepole pine seasoned firewood is ideal for stock piling. Customers may stop in the pick up or opt for delivery. We also have green ends, either split or round, also for pickup or delivery. Our Lodgpole pine natural wood chips can be used for mulch in your garden and around trees.
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West Ridge Properties Llc Maintenance
Feb 22, 2021
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Shocked and appalled. Never before have I been treated so poorly by a business. We drove over an hour to purchase what we were told were 3"-4" bark on poles. Upon arrival, we noticed some rails in the bundle were 1.5"- 2.5" at best, more than a few in the bundle looked like branches. Confused, we simply (and kindly) asked if this was the product we had called about. The man in the loader instantly lost his temper and told us to go somewhere else. I'm still confused to be honest. We are local ranchers, and quite nice people. This was a $3k order with another $15k coming up. I have miles of fence
Catherine Kirchner
May 12, 2020
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Tom Sargis
Nov 27, 2019
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