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The surprise is out! 🌟 In honor of Veterans Day, we had the privilege of presenting a $25,000 check to a deserving military family on CBS’ The Talk. ❤️📺
Hispanic Heritage Month begins on Friday, September 15, and ends on Sunday, October 15. The month recognizes and celebrates the many contributions, diverse cultures, and histories of people of Latin American heritage living in the U.S. 84 Lumber is proud to highlight one of their own and one of the many outstanding associates of different backgrounds who have achieved success and continue to push the industry and the 84 Lumber company forward. How does your heritage influence who you are today? I am from Caracas, the capital and largest city of Venezuela. I was raised with good values at home, good discipline through sports, and a focus on education, which provided a foundation of determination and respect. From an early age, I understood the importance of putting your whole self into everything you do. My background also cultivated a willingness to help anyone who needs it, and an eagerness to listen, learn, and understand the importance of teamwork. 84 Lumber’s passion for people aligns perfectly with my values and that is what makes me proud of being a part of this company. Click to read more: https://www.84lumber.com/about/press-room/84-press-releases/hispanic-heritage-month-jepherson-manuel-silva-gutierrez-plant-manager-at-84-lumber-celebrates-his-roots/
84 Lumber, the nation's largest privately held building materials supplier, has donated $15,000 to the Mountaineer Food Bank, a member of Feeding America, to shine a spotlight on Hunger Awareness Month [September 2023]. As the presenting sponsor of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, which is being harvested from West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest, 84 Lumber has delivered an early Christmas gift to families in Randolph County. Every year since 1964, a different national forest has been selected to provide a tree for the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol for the holiday season. Its nickname, the ‘People's Tree,' reflects the nickname for the White House and the U.S. House of Representatives: the ‘People's House.’ 84 Lumber will be among those tracking the tree's journey from West Virginia to Washington, D.C. On September 20, 84 Lumber Elkins store manager Matt Mcdonie presented Mountaineer Food Bank with a $15,000 check just in time for the holiday season. “As a presenting sponsor of the 2023 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, 84 Lumber is honored to bring an early Christmas gift to the local community,” said Mcdonie. “We are excited that this donation will serve many people right here in Randolph County, especially during this special time of year.” Mountaineer Food Bank, a member of Feeding America, believes in a West Virginia where no one goes to bed hungry – today or tomorrow.
84 Lumber, the nation’s largest privately held building materials supplier, is proud to announce that it has been recognized for the fourth time on the Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest-Growing Companies. 84 Lumber has moved up 631 spots since being named to the list in 2022. The list is the most prestigious ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies and represents a unique look at the country's most successful private businesses. It is a key benchmark for entrepreneurial success. Inclusion on the Inc. 5000 list comes at a significant time of growth for the company. According to the Inc. 5000 research, 84 Lumber has experienced 129 percent three-year growth. 84 Lumber is having another successful year after closing out 2022 with record-breaking sales, finishing strong with annual revenue of almost $9 billion. Today, 84 Lumber has almost 7,000 associates across the country and 310 facilities in 35 states and is on track to continue its expansion plans. “Being recognized time and again by Inc. 5000 is a testament to the hard work of our incredible associates at 84 Lumber,” said Maggie Hardy, owner and CEO of 84 Lumber. “Making this list is an honor and we look forward to many more years of continued growth and success.”
Dollman found his way to 84 Lumber after discovering a family member worked for the company, and, after more than a year in his role, he is happy he did. He says the qualities that he gained through his military experience, such as teamwork, reliability, ownership, and leading by example, are qualities that have helped him succeed at 84 Lumber and why he encourages others to join the company. “At 84 Lumber, veterans play a significant role in the company's success. Their leadership, discipline, and commitment to excellence are qualities that align with 84 Lumber's culture and values,” said 84 Lumber Owner & CEO Maggie Hardy. “When someone retires from the military, they’re typically used to a very structured, hard-working environment where they can grow and move up the ranks. That’s why veterans tend to thrive at 84 Lumber and become some of our most successful associates,” said Hardy. “On the other hand, 84 Lumber absolutely benefits from the hard-working values that our military has learned. These traits aren’t always easy to come by, and we sure do appreciate those who have them.” For those veterans in a similar situation to Dollman who may be seeking a new career, he highly suggests 84 Lumber. “As service members transition from military life whether through separation or retirement, many of us seek new careers to apply our skills in the civilian world,” said Dollman.
The Business Excellence Award was awarded to Trevor Runk, inventory manager, who joined 84 Lumber in September of 2018. Starting as an operations manager, Runk was promoted to his current position nearly a year later. “Trevor has been an invaluable asset to 84 Lumber,” said the vice president of inventory management, Rich Scalise. “In his time as inventory manager, he has created a special-order window warehouse inventory system, a highly effective scanning system to enhance efficiency in our warehouse, and enhanced many other systems used to manage inventory.” The Business Excellence Award recognizes an associate who has demonstrated leadership skills, achievement, growth, and success at 84 Lumber. The second honor, the Rising Star Award, was awarded to Joe Jena, director of talent acquisition. Jena began his career as a recruiter in 2019 and was promoted to senior recruiter in December of 2021. Less than a year later, Jena was promoted to his current role. “Joe has done a phenomenal job stepping in the director of talent acquisition role,” said 84 Lumber’s CIO and head of HR, Paul Yater. “He is focused on helping our stores and locations find great associates and helps recruiting be great partners. Joe lives and breathes the 84 culture.” This award recognizes up-and-coming associates at 84 Lumber. This person is an associate to watch, who has had a significant impact on their team and has a bright future with the company.
84 Lumber proudly accepted the 19th annual National Preferred Partner Award from David Weekley Homes, one of the nation’s largest privately held homebuilders. Through its National Preferred Partner awards, David Weekley Homes recognized top field and manufacturing partners who have consistently operated at world-class levels, as determined by the homebuilder’s supplier evaluation platform. This is the fourth year in a row that 84 Lumber was selected with this honor. “At David Weekley Homes, we pride ourselves on providing the best products and services to our customers,” said John Schiegg, vice president of supply chain services at David Weekley Homes. “Thanks to our strong partnerships with our exceptional National Preferred Partners who exemplify the same high standards and help us combat supply challenges, we have been able to maintain that reputation.” Based in Houston, Texas, David Weekley Homes operates in 19 cities across the U.S. 84 Lumber was among 123 companies evaluated this year, and only 20 percent achieved the designation of National Preferred Partner. “We are pleased to have been recognized once again by David Weekley Homes as a National Preferred Partner,” said Billy Ball, national vice president of national sales at 84 Lumber. “Their continued focus on quality, standards, and customer service goes hand in hand with 84 Lumber’s own values and our commitment to those we serve.”
84 Lumber, the nation’s largest privately held building materials supplier, is proud to announce the relocation of its Morgantown, West Virginia store. The space includes roofing, trim, treated lumber, windows, doors, and a spectacular new kitchen and bath design center. 84 Lumber has had a home in West Virginia since 1958 and has been in the Morgantown area since 1978. The new facility is located at 3208 Earl L Core Road on over 10 acres, and currently employs 32 store associates, with plans to hire additional salespeople and sales support. “We moved to this much larger facility because of the growth in Morgantown. We outgrew the previous space and needed more capacity to better serve our customers,” said Maggie Hardy, owner & CEO of 84 Lumber. “Aside from offering essential materials to local builders and homeowners, I am proud to say that we will be the premier kitchen and bath, window, and door showroom in the state of West Virginia.” The new full-service kitchen and bath design center includes a Masterbrand cabinet center and an exclusive Anderson Window showroom.
84 Lumber, the nation’s largest privately held building materials supplier, is proud to announce its sponsorship of the 2023 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree. The tree will journey from the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia to stand proudly in front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. this holiday season. This is the second year 84 Lumber has been the presenting sponsor of what affectionately is known as “The People’s Tree.” “We are honored to be a part of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree initiative, which provides the opportunity to celebrate the spirit of the season and brings our great country together during the holidays,” said 84 Lumber Owner and CEO Maggie Hardy. “The People’s Tree” is a national treasure and 84 Lumber and our associates nationwide are proud to help bring the tree to Washington, D.C. to be enjoyed by everyone.” “The annual journey is only possible with the help of sponsors from both the public and private sectors,” said Bruce Ward, president of Choose Outdoors, the non-profit partner of the USDA Forest Service. Click the link to read on:
84 Lumber, the nation's largest privately held building materials supplier, is proud to take part in Military Appreciation Month this May. The company is celebrating by highlighting the stories of associates who have served in the military, recognizing their contributions and dedication to their country and their company. "We are proud to honor our veterans and show our appreciation for their service to our country," said Maggie Hardy, Owner & CEO, 84 Lumber. "Their skills and experience are invaluable to our company, and we are grateful to have them as part of our 84 Lumber family." At 84 Lumber, veterans play a significant role in the company's success. Their leadership, discipline, and commitment to excellence are qualities that align with 84 Lumber's culture and values. As part of Military Appreciation Month, 84 Lumber is sharing stories of several of its associates, highlighting their military backgrounds and their career paths within the company.
