ABOUT US Our beginnings. The company comes from modest beginnings. Bud Hampton purchased his first sawmill in Willamina, Oregon in 1942, initially to supply his lumber business in Tacoma, Washington. Both of Bud’s sons followed him into the business. Charles worked in the company’s sawmill operations while John started a wholesale lumber business, Hampton Lumber Sales (HLS) in 1950. ABOUT US Hampton today. As the company grew to include forestland and new manufacturing facilities, Bud and his sons developed a deep commitment to people, community, and sustainability. Today those values are the heart of Hampton’s company culture. Now a third generation family-owned company, Hampton has grown to include nine sawmills in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Bud’s grandchildren are still at the helm. Jamey, David, and Elizabeth continue Bud’s commitment to sustainable forests and communities. Today they are joined by over 1,600 employees who help to make Hampton Lumber a sustainable and successful enterprise. In addition to the lumber we produce at our mills, our wholesale business sells lumber throughout the U.S. and our import/export division works with customers world-wide. HOW IT WORKS: JOURNEY OF A HAMPTON LOG ABOUT US Green and growing. Today, the company owns roughly 285,000 acres of SFI certified forestland in Oregon and Washington and manages roughly 300,000 acres of public forestland in British Columbia. We grow trees really well, but we also grow vines. In 2016 the company planted its first crop of Pinot noir and Chardonnay grapes at the newly established Hampton Vineyards just outside of Monmouth, Oregon. ABOUT US Community and the arts. The Hampton family is a well-known supporter of the arts. Music and dance are particularly close to our hearts. Hampton brothers Jamey and David regularly perform together in their band, the Brother’s Jam. You can find the band playing “rootsy, jamming rock” throughout the Portland metro area. Jamey is also co-Artistic Director at the Portland based dance company BodyVox, which he founded with his wife in 1997. Committed to the long-term success of local arts programming, Jamey also currently serves on the board of the Pacific Northwest College of Art and the Portland Opera. CONTACT Corporate Sales Shipping EMPLOYEES Webmail Go (Citrix) SSL VPN Ultipro 9600 SW Barnes Road - Suite 200 - Portland, OR - 97225 Go to top © 2021 Hampton Lumber, All rights reserved. Privacy Policy