Convenient, Friendly, One Stop Shop.

Located in Cape Elizabeth, we supply everything you need for your home project. Whether it’s a raised garden bed, building a fence, or maybe trying your hand at a deck, our knowledgeable, approachable staff is always ready to help, and we especially love to share our passion for white cedar with DIYers!

"Found amazing deals on cedar I wanted to build a planter. The service was absolutely first rate as they helped me find exactly what I needed." Pete, Local Guide

"This is a great local business with an awesome selection of lumber for construction and wood working projects. It is so nice to have a local alternative to home depot or lowes, and the prices are often cheaper than those big box stores. I prefer to spend my money here, knowing it is going back to Mainers. I look forward to completing many of my projects here!" T- Local Guide

"I love the Lumbery in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Great goods, great people, great community values. I appreciate their commitment to Maine sourced lumber and the way they promote the lives of Mainers. ❤️" Melinda P.

"Ever know a business where you are happy to give them your money?? The Lumbery is one of those. The people at the Lumbery are friendly and interested in you. They are experienced in the building trades and are happy to help." Thomas N.

"Love this place. Great service, great mission, cool store! It’s nice having hardware and lumber in one place that isn’t a big box store." Jason H.

"Incredible customer service, always a great experience." Russ L.

Local Wood, Good.

75% of our lumber is purchased from small, family-owned Maine sawmills.

These family-owned and managed mills consistently
provide high-quality, competitively priced lumber that is harvested within 40 miles of their mill.

Local wood means reduced transportation emissions and keeping dollars right here in Maine.

Since 2021 Lumbery has kept more than 48,000 kgs of carbon out of the atmosphere.  That’s equivalent to the amount of carbon 800 seedlings would sequester over ten years of growth!

Why local wood is important to us.