by drtoddadmin | Jan 7, 2026 | Blog
The disposal of preservative-treated wood is becoming a larger issue for the forest products industry due to increasing public concern and scrutiny as well as costs associated with traditional disposal, i.e., landfilling. Recycling of preservative-treated wood has...
by drtoddadmin | Jan 7, 2026 | Blog
Green Lumber Green lumber refers to lumber that is freshly sawn. This is not what you will find at a local hardware store or big box store. However, green lumber is still common in rural areas and for wood working hobbyists. Trees often have a sentimental value to...
by drtoddadmin | Jan 5, 2026 | Blog
The Problem I have lived in my house in Baton Rouge, La for over 20 years. One thing that has been as consistent as hot weather, fire ants, and mosquitoes is rotten exterior wood. I can usually expect to replace a section of rotten soffit and facia about every 2-3...
by drtoddadmin | Jan 5, 2026 | Blog
Iron tannate stain is a result of a chemical reaction between tannins, moisture, and iron. The stain can look like mildew. Iron stain is most common in red oak wood and can ruin the aesthetics of flooring, paneling, furniture, kitchen cabinets, etc. made from this...
by drtoddadmin | Jan 5, 2026 | Blog
Costs and Benefits We can avoid many log and lumber related problems if we simply process the logs into lumber as soon as possible. Rapid utilization will minimize or prevent end checking, insect infestation, stain, and decay for both hardwood and softwood logs. ...
by drtoddadmin | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog
Chemical stains include a variety of discolorations that occur in wood during drying but are typically not noticed until the drying process is over. A previous blog focused on sticker stain, so this post addresses other chemical stains. Interior Graying Interior...
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