84 Lumber has opened its newest store in La Mirada, CA, in Los Angeles County, continuing the company’s strategic expansion across California and the West. The new location will also serve as a resource for rebuilding and recovery efforts in the Palisades and surrounding communities affected by wildfires, providing critical access to materials as the region works to restore homes and infrastructure.

The 26,500-sq.-ft. store carries lumber, windows, hardware, interior trim, timbers, outdoor living packages and more. The location also features a 42,900-square-foot lumberyard, with 13 associates currently employed. The store had a soft opening in mid-November and is now fully operational.

“We're ready to take over L.A. County,” said store manager Issac Espinoza. “Our Southern California market is equipped to cut, customize, and deliver materials quickly, along with top-notch products and knowledgeable associates. We’re excited to develop new business with builders, vendors, and neighbors, while supporting their communities as they rebuild stronger and safer.”

84 Lumber has been present in California since 1976, when the company opened its first location in San Jose, marking the company’s expansion into its 20th state. In the following years, 84 Lumber grew its presence in the state with locations in key markets such as Bakersfield, Beaumont, Clovis, and Stockton.

With the addition of La Mirada, the company now operates ten locations throughout the state of California with the most recently opened locations being San Diego and Riverside. California serves as a key regional hub, providing high-quality construction materials and services to meet the diverse needs of customers across the state, and is well-positioned to serve all major housing and construction markets.

Source: 84lumber.com