Today, two longtime, Maine, family-owned businesses join forces as Robbins Lumber, Inc. announces the acquisition of Limington Lumber Co. Robbins Lumber, Inc. of Searsmont, a fifth-generation, integrated forest products company is pleased to unite with Limington Lumber Co. in East Baldwin, a second-generation manufacturer of Eastern White Pine.
Limington Lumber will operate as Robbins Lumber East Baldwin, LLC with management and operations staying under the guidance of Win Smith. This is a synergy of two, highly compatible Eastern White Pine mills that have a longtime friendship and mutual respect for the industry and each other.
Limington Lumber will operate as Robbins Lumber East Baldwin, LLC with management and operations staying under the guidance of Win Smith. This is a synergy of two, highly compatible Eastern White Pine mills that have a longtime friendship and mutual respect for the industry and each other.
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Used for wainscoting and beaded ceilings. Edge and center bead has been a long time favorite in Eastern White Pine, and is still a very popular product today. The WP4 back makes it a double pattern product. Either side may be used depending on the desired look. The most popular pattern in Eastern White Pine.
Established in 1961, Limington Lumber is a second-generation manufacturer of quality eastern white pine located in the Saco River Valley of southwestern Maine, an area known for quality white pine for over 300 years. The bandsaw mill, planer mill, and dry kilns produce 17 million board feet in dozens of patterns every year.
John is currently working as outside sales. He has been working in the wholesale lumber industry for the past 22 years selling to Maine and New Hampshire customers. John is married and has twin daughters. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his wife and kids, going to camp, and working around the house.
Robbins Lumber, one of the largest employers in Waldo County, has over 115 employees engaged in the manufacture of white pine lumber, power generation, mill operations, and forest management. Many employees have been with the company for decades and many are also members of the second or third generations of their families to work at the mill.
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Joe Avery
Jan 29, 2022
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Flatbed p/u- Bypass the scale house and head towards the black smokestack. Shipping office is the only wooden building. Easy loading, and they let you back into one of the buildings with ladders and a safety cable to tarp. Scale your load on the way out. There's a sweet husky in the scale house. She's harmless and super friendly.
Tudor Apos
Apr 03, 2021
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Bjarki Gunnarsson
Aug 24, 2019
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Great people, great products, and they are a pleasure to work with!
Regarding Kate Gaudette's review. Robbins is a wholesale manufacturer. They can not, and will not sell to the general public. That being said, they have a really large distribution network, and their products can be found on the shelves at many lumber yards throughout Maine, and the rest of New England.
Regarding Kate Gaudette's review. Robbins is a wholesale manufacturer. They can not, and will not sell to the general public. That being said, they have a really large distribution network, and their products can be found on the shelves at many lumber yards throughout Maine, and the rest of New England.
Kate Gaudette
Oct 23, 2016
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Beware! The staff/ owner is SO RUDE! We ordered siding from another company who outsourced to Robbins, called for a status update and were treated poorly. Basically were told "hope it works out" in reference to when our siding would be ready for pick up and the person we spoke with was "not comfortable" with telling us when our order would be ready. My husband was so shocked about the tone of voice and manner he was spoken to in. It is really too bad because we are at the beginning of a home build & it would have been very convenient to use this company directly. Customer service is #1 in my opinion