Welcome to PAL

   "Thank you, PALSHOW Sponsors"

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Progressive Affiliated Lumbermen, Cooperative, Inc.

  Building Materials    Lumber    Roofing


PAL provides a three way partnership between the lumber yard owner, the lumber or building material supplier and PAL traders. PAL traders use their national market contacts and expertise along with PAL’s National Buying Power to negotiate the best deals possible, deals that could not be obtained by a single yard owner.


PAL establishes national buying power by resourcing its lumber and building material products from all across the USA.   Combining the buying resources of its members and obtaining the best price possible on a given product, PAL is able to provide its members superior value.


PAL understands that the local lumberyard is often misunderstood among consumers. The assumption is that the big-box retailers have the best prices around. With the benefit of National Buying Power, PAL member lumberyards combine their purchasing power and are able to compete and often beat the big boxes; not just on price, but customer service as well


 Register Here

For

The August 4, 2010

PAL Business Conference & Buyers Show

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Coming Soon...

the

PAL ONLINE BUYERS SHOW!!!

August 6 - 13, 2010

Newswire
08/24/2010
July Existing Home Sales Fall Sharply
U.S. sales of pre-owned homes were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.83 million units in July, down 27.2% from June and 25.5% below the level of July 2009, according to the National Association of Realtors.


08/24/2010
Housing Remains Highly Affordable -- NAHB
Bolstered by favorable interest rates and low house prices, housing affordability for a sixth consecutive month remained near its highest level nationwide since the series was first compiled nearly two decades ago, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index.


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