Since 1946, Dawson Lumber Company has been the go-to source for building supplies in Georgetown, South Carolina. As a fourth-generation, family-owned business, we’ve built our reputation on premium materials, custom milling, and personalized service you can trust. Whether you’re renovating a home, building from the ground up, or looking for specialty hardwoods, our team is ready to deliver unmatched quality and expertise.
We offer precision custom milling to meet your exact specifications, whether you're working on flooring, framing, or furniture-grade woodwork. From rough cuts to finished trim, we bring your project to life with attention to detail and expert craftsmanship.
We specialize in high-demand and exotic hardwoods including cypress, mahogany, oak, and maple. Contractors and woodworkers alike rely on our unique stock and consistently high quality.
As a fourth-generation company, we value long-term relationships and take pride in every transaction. Our history is your assurance of quality, service, and integrity.
At Dawson Lumber Company, we do more than just sell materials—we deliver solutions. Whether you’re installing new siding, replacing your windows, or sourcing rare hardwoods for a high-end custom job, we’ve got the inventory, knowledge, and equipment to make it happen. Our on-site saw mill and custom milling services give you control over your materials like never before.
We understand that every job has its own challenges, which is why our expert team is here to guide you through your options—from selecting the right wood species to recommending the best roofing and siding combinations. With decades of experience and deep roots in Georgetown, we’re not just your supplier—we’re your partner.
We’re proud to carry products that are hand-picked for durability, beauty, and performance. Builders trust us. Homeowners love us. Your project deserves nothing less.
A: Custom milling is the process of cutting, shaping, or finishing raw lumber to meet specific dimensions or designs required for a construction or woodworking project. It’s commonly used for trim, moldings, beams, or flooring and is typically handled by a professional mill.
A: Cypress and treated pine are often used for outdoor projects due to their resistance to moisture and insects. Hardwoods like mahogany can also be a strong choice, depending on the application and climate.
A: Hardwood comes from deciduous trees and is typically denser, making it ideal for furniture, flooring, and fine woodworking. Softwood, from coniferous trees, is lighter and commonly used for framing and general construction. Choosing the right type depends on the project.