About

Tuttle Lumber Company

About

Our business was started on July 25, 1941, by G. B. Tuttle, H. R. Hendrix, Ray Cornatzer and Wade Smith in Wallburg, NC. They were originally "saw millers" and needed a place to take their lumber to have it manufactured. Tuttle and Hendrix bought out Cornatzer and Smith in 1945 and Albert Berrier joined the company. Tuttle and Berrier then went into the retail building supply business and moved from Wallburg to Winston-Salem in 1945/1946, to what was then called Stadium Drive. Throughout the years we have taken pride in being a Christian-owned and operated business and known for providing "dependable" building materials and service. During the early years, most of our lumber was sold to the federal government to be used for army barracks before WWII. On June 2, 1952, Tuttle Lumber Company provided the first piece of lumber for building the current Wake Forest University. Tuttle Lumber Company is proud to be in its third generation of management:

Kenneth (Kent) Berrier, Jr. – President/Treasurer

Ricky Tuttle - Vice President/Secretary

Clifton Berrier – Assistant Secretary/Treasurer

Year Established

Products

• Lumber
• Plywood
• Roofing Supplies
• Doors and Windows
• Building Supplies and Hardware
• Mouldings and Millwork

Services

• Local Delivery
• Special Orders
• Prompt Service
• Installation Referrals
• Free Estimates
• Engineered Wood Calculations
• Job-Site Consultations
• Key Duplicating
• Lock Keying
• Millwork

Specialties

• Lumber
• Western Red Cedar
• Mouldings and Millwork
• Roofing Supplies
• Doors and Windows
• Building Supplies and Hardware