Better chill if you're planning on building a home or an addition

[WESTBGVA]

two yrs ago 1000 board ft of lumber was $200..today it's $1500...wait till the market corrects this..it will

 

[30CAT]

wait till the market corrects this..it will

As soon as leftists get out of the way.

 

[Blackberry Smoke]

My sister started building a new house in April last year. I haven't asked but either she or the contractor is taking a hit.

 

[dave]

two yrs ago 1000 board ft of lumber was $200..today it's $1500...wait till the market corrects this..it will

I havent checked the price but it might be cheaper to use composite decking than wood now.

 

[bamaEER]

Yeah, this is nuts. My son bought a new house last year and we had several projects planned for this spring/summer. Gonna wait it out.

 

[GrimReaper82]

Yeah, this is nuts. My son bought a new house last year and we had several projects planned for this spring/summer. Gonna wait it out.

Thanks Biden.

 

[roadtrasheer]

Planned on replacing my deck this summer, not now . Haven't checked the prices on composite yet but I'm betting it's just as high

 

[NYC_Eer]

Thanks Biden.

Thank COVID and low interest rates moron. Biden has nothing to do w/ the amount of new houses built (if so that would be a positive), renovations done on existing homes (again a positive), or supply chain disruption.

And Trump is the one that implemented the high tariffs on lumber coming from Canada btw.

 

[GrimReaper82]

Thank COVID and low interest rates moron. Biden has nothing to do w/ the amount of new houses built (if so that would be a positive), renovations done on existing homes (again a positive), or supply chain disruption.

And Trump is the one that implemented the high tariffs on lumber coming from Canada btw.

Lmao. It’s never the lefts fault. The libtard creed. Someone is mad. 😂😂

 

[Mntneer]

Thank COVID and low interest rates moron. Biden has nothing to do w/ the amount of new houses built (if so that would be a positive), renovations done on existing homes (again a positive), or supply chain disruption.

And Trump is the one that implemented the high tariffs on lumber coming from Canada btw.

And yet Biden has YET to reverse them or the steel tariffs.

So there went that vote.... 🙄

 

[roadtrasheer]

Lmao. It’s never the lefts fault. The libtard creed. Someone is mad. 😂😂

So true

 

[NYC_Eer]

And yet Biden has YET to reverse them or the steel tariffs.

So there went that vote.... 🙄

I'm not the one complaining. I gave an explanation to some other moron who was.

 

[dave]

Thank COVID and low interest rates moron. Biden has nothing to do w/ the amount of new houses built (if so that would be a positive), renovations done on existing homes (again a positive), or supply chain disruption.

And Trump is the one that implemented the high tariffs on lumber coming from Canada btw.

Dont thank your economics professor. They let you down.

 

[GrimReaper82]

I'm not the one complaining. I gave an explanation to some other moron who was.

😂😂The pedophile voter. You don’t need to explain anything

 

[dave]

ITT I learned that COVID infects trees and causes its price to go up 8fold.

Bless their hearts.

 

[dave]

😂😂The pedophile voter. You don’t need to explain anything

Dont worry. Biden and his supporters only want to screw up homes younger than 15 years old

 

[Pospecteer]

In this tread a liberal tries to act smart but gets it 100% wrong. The rising cost in wood is due to the max capacity at the mills and not the raw supply of wood. Add in disruptions in the supply chain and you have a major issue.

I added a new deck last year about this time. Lumber was just starting to creep up then...and it has not stopped. I used a upper middle grade composite and it was only slightly more expensive than wood then...I would say it might be cheaper now.

 

[roadtrasheer]

In this tread a liberal tries to act smart but gets it 100% wrong. The rising cost in wood is due to the max capacity at the mills and not the raw supply of wood. Add in disruptions in the supply chain and you have a major issue.

I added a new deck last year about this time. Lumber was just starting to creep up then...and it has not stopped. I used a upper middle grade composite and it was only slightly more expensive than wood then...I would say it might be cheaper now.