LBM JOURNAL 100

Now in its fifth year, the LBM 100 includes insights from dealers across the U.S., sharing both challenges and successes, as well as self-reported key data points on hiring, new technologies, and more.

Economic forecasting has been a tough task for the past few years, given supply chain disruptions, changes in the labor market, and other long-lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Along with ranking the top 100 LBM dealers and specialty distributors by revenue, we’ll be spotlighting companies that are setting new standards for operations and innovation.

Now in its third year, the LBM 100 continues to demonstrate the strength of the lumber and building materials industry while fighting new challenges such as sky rocketing interest rates, rising inflation and fuel costs, labor shortages, and foreboding talk of a recession.

Judging by the numbers on this year’s LBM 100, dealers are absolutely proving their mettle.

The inaugural LBM JOURNAL 100—a ranking of the nation’s top pro dealers and lumberyards by 2020 sales—reflects much more than a typical calendar year of doing business.