
Burnett and Sons Lumber Products
Specialty Wood Cladding & Trim
Our Process
Sawmilling
Rough-Cut locally sourced lumber, custom milled to your specifications
Kiln Drying
Ensuring your lumber is at a proper moisture content before it gets to you
Profiling
Tongue & Groove, Shiplap, Baseboard, Casing & Moulding Profiles
Pre-finishing
Skip the stain, paint and clear coating process, get it, and install it.
Serving All of Southern Ontario

About us
We’re a family-owned lumber company dedicated to providing quality solid wood products for homeowners and custom builders. From interior and exterior cladding to trim and mouldings, we take pride in craftsmanship, quality, and dependable service. No project is too big or too small—whether you need a single piece of lumber or material for a full-scale build, we’re here to help bring your project to life.
Our Best Sellers

Pine
For your Cottage needs
Cost effective option for baseboard, casing, cladding and mouldings

Ash
Strong and durable
Perfect for tool handles, flooring, distinctive wood interiors and other wooden components

Cedar
Naturally Resistant
Light weight, stable properties and natural decay resistance, great for outdoor application

Poplar
Paint Grade
A smooth, straight grained hardwood, machines cleanly and takes paint very well.

Aspen
Naturally white
Known for its creamy white lumber, aspen is Canadian grown and great for trim & cladding
What Clients Say
frequently asked questions
01.
What Products do we sell?
We offer a wide variety of solid wood products, from T&G cladding, Baseboard, Casing, Mouldings and rough-cut lumber
02.
Can I order custom sizes or profiles?
Yes! We offer custom millwork and profile matching to ensure your order is perfectly tailored for your project
03.
Can I order your prodcuts pre-finished & ready to install?
Yes! We accommodate custom color selection and can provide samples upon request.
04.
Do we offer endmatching?
Yes! Endmatching is a milling process that creates a tongue & Groove connection on the ends of the boards. Available on select products.
05.
How should I acclimate my lumber?
We recommend letting the lumber acclimate for 7-14 days in the space where it will be used.
06.
How much waste should i account for?
As a general rule, we recommend allowing 10=20% to account for cutting, trimming, defects, and installation.
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